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Sine clarion gailg glppra
CJA-lt.-iO-V CITY
BMmUf r. Jmir 1.
Good Qpeis Victobia's ok e is beard
calm!; and prujrrfuIW i-oaucelling the
doing of those tilings which shall pro
mote peace slid KOutl will amongst thr
people of the euth. The Uff and
tilted maimer of her rxprenaiuj; herseii
is nothing it is a men state form for
lljrstj to speak, condescendingly, of
"my faithful eonimous" and of bring
graciously pleased," 4c, ice The
spirit of the thing (the thing given here
following,) is that of the present en
lightened government of the powerful
Empire of Great Britain. It is the un
derlying spirit of the age to have a re
gard! ul estimate of the peaceable arbi
tration as contradistinguished from the
arbitrament of mortal combat. Are we
come spun the edge of a new era when,
the art of war having been perfected,
there shall be no more of the submitting
of international disputes to the disas
trous determinations of breech-lwading
muaket and tided cannons? The
tearcking, fair, ptasiunleas spirit of this
philosophical age carries with i' a la
mentable lack of logical force if the
Bight be not given in domination over
mere physical powers aa is contem
plated in the tone of her majesty's mes
sage to the House of Commons, aa dic
tated by her wise right hand man,
'William Gladstone, and aa herewith re
produced: Lon-oos, July 17. In the House of
Comiuous ibis eveuinx the Bight Hon
orable Lord Utho Fitzgerald, member
lor Kildore county, produced and had
lead the Queen's reply to the address of
the Commons on tue subject of interna
tional aruitration, aa follows: "1 have
received the address of my faithful Com
mons praying that I would be graciously
pleased to instruct my secretary to enter
into communication with foreign powers
with a view to further improve interna
tional law and establish a general and
permanent system of arbitration. I am
aeuaible of the force of the philanthrop
ic motives dictatiuiz that address. I
have at all time desired to exteud the
practice of closing ioteiuational contro
versies bjr their submission to impartial
Ii.t litis, and to encourage the establish
ment ol rules lulcuaca wl' etjiul o iic
Bts to all. 1 shall continue to pursue a
similar course with due regard to tun.
and opportunity whenever it is likely to
lx attended with advantage." Tilt
House received the documents with
party cheers.
Theu has come a sudden check upon
the hitueito triumphal numb of the ad
vancing and ambitious Washbm ne family.
The God of Israel seems to have with
held his aiiruiiig smile from the
youngest brother. Three of the renowned
family have contrived to get themselves
iuto high political places; but than thif
the force of the Washbumrs ean no fur
ther go. Israel, the eldest, duly gradu
ated from Cougiess as is the Washbur
nnu fashion, now enjoys the pension oi
a succra-Jul office seeter as the collector
of the Port of Poitlaud iu his native
Stale of M.uue; Etihu, as the wi.le woild
knows, is the hard headed and ungrace
ful but caret ul and courageous represen
tative of Uncle Sam at the the what
shall we Cill it? at the temporary head
of the French Kepub Freui-h goveru
lueut. we mean ; Calwallader C, the
next brother, is pretty strongly enscon
ced in the Gubern:itoiid chair of Wis
consin; and Charles we like to have
forgot Charles where is he ? He is the
one who once, a long time goae by. won
some funny laurels in hghling a duel
new San Francisco ith Frank Wash
ington, (now gathered to his fathers, )
and sulisequeutly got more of notoriety
than fame as our Miuister to Paraguay.
Well, ail this gossip is. as we have
chosen to make it, a condition precedent
to reporting the fact, told by the tele
graph, that at the Ik-publican State Con
vention, held at St. Paul on Thursday
Mr. William 0. Washburne, the young
est of the family, a railroad man, a
speculator and a keen sharp fellow,
able t scull bis own oar. brother or no
brother. William, he was defeated for
the Gubernatorial nomination by one
Cushman K. Davis, whoever he is. It
is almost too bad. this is; for William
has been training for the nomination for
a rood lonit while. Now won't that
mellifluous and eaT-ePutterine Milenian
Donnelly, jump np and crack bis heels
together? Won't he juat spit on his
agricultural palms, take a new grip at
the middle of his sbillela and whoop a
whoop of Celtic delight? Won't be strut
galore, acashla. mavourneen? It will be
aa good aa a circus; and St. Ignatius,
.he nation saint of Minnesotian husban
dry will, it is feared, aoundou the politi
cal Douuy brook Fair and return, like
Ciucinuatus, to tu plo.v.
Vmsi is iu a bard tttreak of luck.
Her Great Fair is net a buccrss t-xvepi
u the way of exhibiting how shaipex
than a seipent's tooth it is to have to
deal with a pack of wrangling laukees
with uu appetite for MUall, purler-uouae
plundering. When the Fair was about
to open then all was ainiles and promise
of a glorious success. Then it began to -
rain; and the ttnspests raged us they
never raged in all Austria before, and
the windows of the great glass exposi.
lion building were stove in and everj
thiug and everybody was bedraggled and
half drowned. Then some oue of the
factions cf the Viennese Bourse got a
corner on a bubble which had been blown
up to bursting proportions by another
faction, and the frail, iud ited thing was
burst and a direful ptnic ensued and
threatened to swamp all hands. Theu
same delays of ships aud deterring stor
ies, true and untrue; and now comes the
cholera to pile the Pelion of panic upon
the Ossa of accumulated misfortunes.
The Great Exposition seams to have
been born to bad lack.
With a grand nourish of trumpets,
much adjuratiou of the "God of Battle,"
and a very pleasing lnelo-drauiatic dis
play, Dou Carlos, in whose name all the
recent disturbances have been promoted
iu Spain, has once more set bis tout
upon what Mr. Micawber would be
pleased to term his "native heath." The
coming of this royal Don witiiiu the
lines of Spain, though characterized by
much of theatrical lurore and stage pos
turing, still carries with it a notion of
vigor and earnest, direct, clearly-conceived
action such as seems to be wholly
wanting on the part of the self-cboseu
authorities at Madrid. Moreover, there
seems to be some very material aid be
hind this Carlist movement as if his
Donship were well warranted in his ef
forts to turn the tide of political affairs
in Spain and place himself upon the
throne of his deposed but still ambitious
and plotting mother. Of the progress
of the Infant and his backers tne tele-
rapu gives u tuesc paiuuulars, as fol
lows:
Baiosne, J;tly 17. Iltrald cabl.
special. On Wednesday uioruiug llub
I alios entered Spain auiiust in irsvnb
ilile eutUUsiasui. Starting Iron- Puu
iud Bayoune he reached Usteritz a.
i x. M. "on horseback, accompanied b
tii French Legitimists, oue Carlisi
..ffijer aud four correspondents, uud lcil
luiuiediately lor the Spanish frontier.
the party wore no arms or uuitoruls, an
oeiUg iu citizeus' clothes and caiijiuj.
lorei;u passports, but not a single geii.
.t'uriiie was met by them. A trait was
made at a small iuu on the Spanish sitlt
1 the line near the foot oi the Ptii.i
Plata, where the M.uqius ot Vald ispiues
and General Lissuria were with an
escort. All kisse.l the hands ol th
King. Here tou Carlos donned a brrl
naui uuiloriu, and the party proceedi d
lo Yugarraururdy (), allele several
thousand Carlist troops were eucauijK-d.
A Tf ileum was chanted in the cliurvb.
and alter ttoe religious cereuiouy neurit
every soldier kissed the Kind's liana.
All the Bepublnuu pusoueis were re
leaseil, the cauuous ot tne lurt iired uud
.he dav civcu to universal hilantv.
there were 4,010 troops here, but the
malu force is nuiter tiio. on tue coast oi
tiiscay. to cover t lie landing of the car
oes of anus nud ammunition llulu
til-hob ships. A proclamation has just
oeeu issueu lv Don Carlos to the troops.
aud he says he will now fight with them.
It is the majority of the county com
mittee of the Unwashed of San Francisco
who have it ull their own way, bedad.
1'hey have squelched the miserable
iueliugs of tne wretched minority auu
oaased a resolutiou resolving that the
co umittee be constituted a Bjard of
Electors with power to select the sixty
uiue bould dillegstes to the county nom
inating convention. On Moud.iy night
the said committeemen will come to
gether prepared to name their men; and
of course there won't be any caucussiug
and stuffing aud sich like, beforehand !
Oh n! It's the man with the stud-boss
breast pin that wud do that!
Th Stags which runs from Corinne,
Utah, to Helena, Montana, was attacked
by concealed villains in Port Nenf Cau
yon and the driver, Cbas. Phelps, was
so badly wounded by a gun shot from
the attacking party that he soon died.
The passengers got on all right after
this mysterious shooting and were not
afterwards molested.
Tan are "seventy-nine orphans in the
Good Templars' Asylum at Vallejo.
They are to bavs th diversion of a Son
day school.
UfHiT TtLhCKAMM.
New York. Julv IS. The correspond
ent of the irrij, under date ot ISerhu,
June 2'Jth, makes public a most remark-
aole conversation witn fnuce uismaich,
u which the Prince, alter giving ex
pression to his weariness of spirits, is
made lo say : " The truth is tUere are
not hail a dozen aitu m Germany on
our side. I mean who clearlv compre
hend the real meaning of the coullict in
whicn we are engaged, and in wnicn,
notwithstanding our success thus lar, 1
now leueve we shall be beaten. Tne
rnipeior does not understand it. It he
lid ne would change sides iu a moment.
I'lie Crown Prince perhaps does, but he
will put himsell ou the other side, if in
deed, he is not already there. Tue hgni
is trie Empire against the Churcu. It is
a fight ot tne Siate, empire, Monarchy
or Bepublic. against God, and in this
hght tne State will get tne worst oi it
uuless it succeeds iu destroying the idea
of God and placing ilself iu His place.
Men say they must have something to
worship. Well, then, let them worship
tiie M ite ; let it be all in ull. Let it
take the place of the family as well as ol
Deity ; let it be the Deity. In two
generations, if we bad tne Ueld wholly
to ourselves, we could so obliterate the
idea oi God aud of imaginary rights be
stowed on man by him us their Creator,
that the substitution of the State in His
piace would oe effected, and the State,
as iu Pagau Borne, be all in all."
A Cooling Anacaaaioa.
Mr. Borers, of Winchester Street.
thought he would surprise bis wife anil
a few of her )ri bus with uu ice cream
treat, Saturday eveniii", s the weather
was dreadfully hot. So be went into the
confctionery" and ordered a quart, and
had it J ut up iu several tnicliUesses oi
paper, sugar loaf style. The confec
tioner tola him to carry it, aud Mr. Bog
ers gripped it unit hastened toward home.
About three blocks from the house be
met a neighbor going home on the
same mission, slid both stopped to
remark on the coincidence. Then they
fell to talking a out "hetsty uud I are
Out," ai.d trying to compromise on the
authorship, but didn't niukemuch head
war. Biirs. who was a personal
friend of Miss Emerson, claimed that she
did not write the poem, sud tried to
throw the laiiuui of ihe authorship upon
Car let on. The neighbor was indignant
at this.as he lavored Carletou, aud made
the rather strong assertion that Miss E.
wan none to izuod to write it. Here Bog-
ers lost bis temper, and th- neighbor
missed his, and uotuot tneni were laying
themselves out for one of the grandest
intellectual tussels ever Seen in that
ward, when a sudden and severe chill
alorw his left lea started Boet3 into a
recollection of his errand, and looking
i it!
Euiei-
-on was shocked b-youd deM-upt.ou i
ee a pair of doeskin pints blighted i
.he bud, aud to tind that the entire cou
ents of .he paper paiknge, with tli.
xception of a tulle caught in oie slio .
uad noiselessly disjipprared. "Godtoi
.utus!" said Mr. Bogeis, uud inuue
llately started tor home. The neighbo
as appropiiately p.iued by the nc-ci
lent, out was of the priv..te opiuii.i
hat it was a sort of judgin nt from
.leaven on Borers, but wlieiher l. r stop
uing to talk wut-u carry ing ice cream, o
"or his litt rary iews, he could not tell.
When he got home he told bis wife aUiui
d. aud sat d wu to pull off his boots,
lheu he bound, d lip and shot oue himo
behind him, aud howled; and shot th.
ther baud back there and howled again.
Then he jumped around aud tore aw ay at
ais coat, which was a u w dress pattern
aud huiled in remaiks about leligioi.
and business, and nil the while thiii
coat w.pt great tears of vanilla, ami
dropped ibem on the luiuiture and wab
paper, and Imiicd theiu iu the carpet,
and dashed them agi.inst the blancheo
cheeks of the istouished wile. It was
some til teen lninut. s before she fun mi
out in his zeal foi Carletou he had uucou
scionsly jammed Ids package of cieum
into one of his coat tall pockets. Tne
next morning he hunted up llogers ami
with him the express barge on a pack
age of clothing to the Howard Missiou.
Uatdiury A' fie.
CLO T 11 1 IN U
FOR THE MILLION !
At PrlceswiUch cannot bo Cheapened
in San Francisco or Chicago t
THE LATEST STYLES
AND OF
The Very Best of Cloth!
Dress Suits
Business Suits,
Hunting Suits,
TTrxdorclotlxlxier l
Fine Shirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Linen & Paper Collars,
Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Saratoga Trunks,
Va ises. Carpet Bags,
BLANKET STRAPS, FINE BLANKETS
COMPLETE FURNISHING STORE
JOE R08EH8T0CK,
Cwnnty BnUain-. Car n City.
CARSON CITY
UEOICATED
VAPOR BATHS!
Opposite Carson Brewery,
HE. xx s Street.
DR. C. F. MONRO'S
Vapor 33cttl3.Se
Patented April 18th, 1671.
Some of th disease cured bv the process.
ire KDen Jiatitim, Neuralgia. ironij. Liwr and
Kidney Affectum, Liabeti, Brouvtaitiit. Chillt..
Krysinelu. Scrofula, urvy. LeprobJ. bait
Klieiiiu, fetter, i ever. Sores, etc., etc.
H. FULSTONE
Bavine onrchaaed tbe patent riabt. for tbia
county (Uruuby), etc., of tbe af-naaid llr.
Hour, iv nuw prepaxva to give oauw io au
ouy apply.
AIM tbe right to sell family (town or coantv)
righta tluuajbont tbe Stat of XoTatU.
H. F. solicit, tbe Datronace of tboae wbe may
be afflicted wiib auy of tbe above named coiu
plainta or olh. rs, bring Mitisoed that a cure will
be effected if tbe rales laid dowu are complied
witb.
H. F. will oav strict attention to business and
the comfort of tboae wbo luay Kive him a call.
Private Appnrtments for Ijadiea.
B A T B H
, 91 BACK.
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BATHS! BATHS!
T
Jacob Muller's
Hair Dressing
fiBathinji Saloon,
r i m i i
Carsus stmtt next door to tbe County Buildings,
C&HsOX CITY, NEVADA.
Private trutmiiitf lor Ladit ihruuib th allev
in thr rt-ax of Willis' trug Stt.re.
ThunkuiK tbe Ladinn and Gentl-men of Cuvon
una iuity tiTihtir libt-rsl iativ-uar!e bere o
iurv btfct jwed upua ait-, 1 now reitpei-ifully in
vite a cuii tin uauctr of tbe samt-, aa no pais or
axprn&e will be ipalt d to mkt- tb in tbe neat est
.nd moKt coiufcrtsbleeatalditobment in tbe State
of rvada. iiixtr xue a call.
el tf J ACOB MnXER.
GEO. D. FHYER.
Wines and Spirits.
Kaa. 6 and 6.1 Caiaon start. Canon City.
(Ke door aoutb of A. B. Vriml aoh'a wan bona?)
Agent for tbe sale ef tbe following brands of
U bir-kiea :
A. A. A. Old Valley WHISKY
J. A 1. M. feaflel CVdar Kim "
spiiit off ild BouriHin..
Bine GnM Bonrlx n "
Floyd's Old Ktntui ty "
I R. T. fort Capitol conxneaa...
i Senate and A. A. A. Rye "
J. F. Ititter, old Bourbon "
Lloyd's K ntnoty Hourbon
Um d's Kentucky Favorite "
Jesse Moore's Old Bourbon "
I-ino French CstaaaaS wines: also
HMH fuller.
tifcu. 1. FRTVB.
ipl-tf Liquor D aler.
WARM SPRINTS HOTEL
lT THF STATF FEISOS
SITrATED OXE AXU OXF HALF
milt east of caiwn Ci.y. Tb beat of -xiHimodations
in
MEALS, lODOINCS AND W!KES
Connectefi tnerewnn are me
FINEST BATHS IHE WORLD
txuemuct d travel rw. tbey who bave vlMtetl
.be olld rs of the Olu World and revt 11: d iii tb
leemrv of the New. pronounce
i he CARSON WARM SPRINGS
l'at MOST lilJJl.HTH 1.1N TEMPEKATIKI
lUfc aiosf PUoaloTlVE OF HtAL'lM:
mt buaT collie ulilol iv iu KtsKCTs:
Of aity Katural Warm Bath in the world.
Thev are a liieallc ol
r PRESENT HtAlTH AND CLEANLIKESS."
AIM ntf uueurtM d aujiwiitrr UT
RESTORATIVE PROPERTIES
K. B. BATH1SG DKESSES provided for am 1
tn desire them.
Free Carrteee frcm Carsor
At 8.10 and 1 a.m., and'.' and 4 p.m.
Baths Cents
L. LACllAl-iXLE,
ol K-i f Proprietor.
OLD SAZERAC" SALOON
CARSON STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
LWIS II THCalNCTON, Prop'rs.
I'HI! WELu KNOWN AND POPU.4K
I K.in., inh tie. u eutin-lv renovated and ri-
oper.d by the iind iiined.
A If iue Minara -jmuio
it i -aa... ... i.b viuliti.hnu-nt. and a
lias oeeu iiiu w . - .
CU B ROOM fitted up with tbe view to aci oui
modate viaitora. We bave purttiaaed s nrai
class asaoruuent of (
Wi.ies, Liquors and Cigars,
And shall be hapuy to see and wait on om
triends. ol tt LEWIS.
ji.lf JEKOMa. imim.imo.1.
atass n. aaiGX.
a. mat.
Magnolia Saloon.
M V 1 Jt GAIGE, Proprietors,
COCSTS BUILDINGS. CARSOS CITY, uEi .
'PBE ABOVE 8AL.OON HAS BKE
I mill" 1 . "f r
ent proprietorship in nrat-clana style. Ti e w l
uranusoi
Wipes, Liquors and Cif nrs
Always to be had at the Bar, and there TW
F1KST-CLASS
Billiard Tables
For the MommodatioB of irnstoinrra.
UAiuv at., u uor .
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A. MAY.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
KOPPEL & PL ATT.
JornerCaraoa ana Third streets, oppesita thf
St. Charles Hotel.
OAFSOK CITY KEVAB.
WK BAVE JUST RECEIVED A
larae supply of
SPRIN8 AND SUMMER GOODS !
Oar Work consists of
MKBTS. VOItTfl'n ND BTaj
O Xa O THING
ALL THE LATEST 8 T V L f S
Patralafcloir aiooaU, Baaota atiad Mlaaoa,
Hats sad Cape Traabi aaa
Vallaea, Blaaketa
Aad emTtbint prrtaiirin to a RST-CLA"
cumniawSi namiaaxa oood stom
Bank Exchange
Billiard
Saiccn,
Sweeney 'a building, eomer King and
Oriiinby afreet,
o a. x o jo. c 1 1 y.
The best and purest brands of
Wines, liraiiidies, Whiskies,
Alea, Lager Beer, rlgrara, t-lr.
Ketailed at li) Centa ptr glaba. A pernlia
feature of tbe Bank Exibange ia the very aupa.
rior brand of HAVANA cloAiis, ainaya kept om
hand. Call and at me.
al-tf R. R. BROWS, Proprietor.
C. C. SAKE.
aUCHAKI. KAKI.
r. a. was
WAND, KANE & CO.,
(Succeaaora to Punter, TVand A Co.)
INPOKTEBs AND WHOLESALB
Dealers in
Wines and Liquors
PBoFHisioma or
Uaattr'i CaldnraU M beat Whlaky.
Also, Amenta for
joacpii a. riifcn'a ciumap rsmaTLTasiA
H Y t WHISKY,
Kos. 607 and 009 front Street, near Jack
my?J haa Fraaelseo. (J
CARSON CITY BREWERY.
taINU STRh'sT
CARSON CTI NEVADA
Wagner & Klein,
proprietors.
The Ttry txzst xxlity of
LA Gil. K bEER
Mads sfivwhtifj on th l-scific Co-t or
ffkrv. Ordt-n prum.tl stUiitied to.
Ths baioun is cuutuuitl suplitd viti. th
twettt brands ot
WINES, L1UD0KS & CIGARS
Give Us a Call.
J Oil W AtiNEE.
JACOB KLtl.V.
Si
tf
ban Francisco Matkcu
Whuieaale and Kelall Dealer in
FRESH FRUI1S,
VEGETABLES, CLNrtClltNS, ETC
TtllElWDf RSlG.Vfcl HAS ON BAND
anu ia uiiilv rLeeiving tha
bnalbUT FhUilo,
fhtontoT VECITABIES.
Btbl tiF libNFECTIONS,
CHOICE HAVANA LILAkS.
rOlLlUl, RAM a Ebbs, tTC.
S. B. Order promptly filled and dehvrres
aa per direi'tin-. 0- 0. Pktt Ahll H.
Caraun tlnn t. next tu the Theater alulU.
FURNITURE AND BFDDINQ I
GEORGE W. KITZMEYER,
f UKNITURE dealer.
AfN CAHMI9! HTREbT.
IttT. NEARCT
n City, haa now
ith all kinds at A.f
J the ruatolnee, Caraou
lua large Vi areruoiu nlled ait
FlTr'Tiltlll'e
Anl. aa lie t uor.-u. to eti-L gllCX. has
nf.uredall gauds duan to bAIAIX IboUT:.
ibe people of Caraou and aurronndins places
are reapecttaily invited to call and eiannna baj
atocA.
. . &attreaaes and tleddiiiu; aatada at
uiy Slura are banaaliU
BfuriKUl r alteljtluu paid to KKtAlKINI.
jel'-tl OKU. V. kll.t.LK.
O. P. WILLIS,
A P O 1 H K C A It Y .
( vruer Carson and laiuif sitreata,
CtO.VIS TANTLV ON HAND A LAHCI
j and complete atoik of
JltlGS,
MEDICINES,
l-ErlFCMERY, ETC.,
ll)LD IT
Wholesale and Retail.
Prices Reasonable.
O. P. WILLIS.
TINWARE, STOVES, ETC.
ItlCHAltl MII.IaS
aavuig taki.n tbe entire vtore lately occupieu by
. A. lavia.
OPPOSITE Ol-COVICH BEOS.,
CARSON f'tKEET, C ARSON CITY,
la now prepared to do all kilidaol work in bis
line, tartienlar atti ntiim paid to
JOBBING .
Repalrinu; Puu. pa, Roofa, Water.
Pipea, etr.
T A liberr.l share of patronage ia aolirted.
All aork warranted to givi eLtire aatislsctiou.
At-nl 'J'.'. dee 17 t
WINSTON'S EXCHANGE,
Caraon atreet. between Kit aud Cnrw',1 aia.,
UAUbOK C1TV, kEVAllA.
THE BEST UCUCRsTwikES AND CIGARS
Ever broutbt to "be State of evada.
For Sale at the Bar.
Tbia Newtsaloi-n hiubt en extensively repaired
and tbe Prot rietir vtill h. rtatt. r import bis
41rara iliet t from Havana,
And will cb-llenije competition on tbe sale of
tbe aame. The
Q-ckxxxlxxs Sail
Conneottd witb tbe saloon is the moat extenaiva
Ol Ibe ate.
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T. B. W1S8VOS. Proprietor.
j. R. JOHNSTON,
Xa. 58 J St., between ISecond Si TUlrd
SACRAMENTO. CAL.,
Dealer and Shipper is
CALIFORNIA PRODUC
FRESH TAB IE f EGETAtlES.
Fruits, Nuts, Eggs,
FBESH SALMON,
And all ardan tiled with dispatch. harr
and-rata. Jajll-tf
I. o.
CARSON LODGE, NO. 4, 1. 0. 0. F.
MKETW KVERT WEDNESDA Y
Eveninc at pteciaely S o'clock, at its hall,
corner of Klaf and Diviaioa streets, Caraon City,
Nevada. .
Tiaitin Brethren, in food ataadlac, sis cor.
lially invited to alb-nd.
THOMAS WBLU, . O.
1. 1. GSBZSXAW, Becratary. Jali-tt