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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-04

Doll and Toy Department.
BUY DOLLS HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
WAX DOLLS. from 1oc. UP to $40. comprising
variety of over 100 styles.
CHINA DOLLS, from 1Oc to ST.
KID DOLL BODIES. 81. 81 25. 81 so.
DOLL HEADS, all sizes. from 10c. to SIS. in
Wax Biscuit, Rubber and China.
In the Toy Line
We have everything what pleases the little ones,
both Girls as we'll as Boys,
China TEA SETS, from 4Oc. up to s..
Brittana TEA SETS, from 25c. up to 50.
KITCHEN SETS, STOVES. and PIANOS which
never get out of order.
CrandelPs celebrated A G and PICTURE
BLOCKS, from 15c. up to 81 so.
All the latest novelties in Mechanical Toys
MONEY BANKS TRUNKS. DOLL HOUSES,
ETC.. TOOL CHESTS, from 35c up to $40,
Craftsmanship and instructive; CHESS.
DOMINO. BACKGAMMON. PARLOR CROQUET.
GREAT REPUBLIC, CHEssINO, CRIBBAGE.
and fifty other games. from CSC. UP to 81.
In addition to the above goods we have
thousands of other articles.
Please remember that we sell beautifully
carved Walnut BRACKETS from 35c up to s5c:
also. WALL POCKETS. MATCH SAFES, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, size 10 by II. only CSC.
Best UMBRELLA in town only 9Oc.
Velvet and Gilt EASEL FRAMES at prices
which cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
LAMPS. GoBLETs. etc.
ENGLISH POCKET KNIVES at prices which
will please you.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to
buy of us.
C.O.D.ORDERs PROMPTLY FILLED
Address
THE CHICAGO TRADE PALACE,
lat Canal street. .I47
NEW ORLEANS.
| ocH 2dp LEVY BROS. Proprietor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-04
Manager

SECOND WEEK,
Commencing SUNDAY EVENING December
o. and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
THE GREAT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-04

Bohemian Glass and China Ware.
Rich VASES, at 5Oc., 75c up to SO.
Elegant TOILET SETS at 9Oc. up to $40.
China CASPIDORS, 75c UP to 81 so.
French China TETE-A-TETE SETS, etc.
SMOKERS SETS, 9oc.
CARD RECEIVERS, etc.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THIS DEPARTMENT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-04
WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs

NVUAbs NNrH6Ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Etc.,
"ANTED-BY AN ELDERLY WOMAN. A
w situation to cook in a small family
would also assist in homework. Apply to NJ.
Il at No. 13l BIT. Joseph street, near Magazine
street tfpd at
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
ALL SORTS.

Walt Whitman has a low, sweet, distinct,
well modulated voice.
One-half the mercantile houses of Jeffer-
sonville, Ind. have failed within year.
George Francis Train knows himself. He
says: 81 am as inconsistent as the weather,
and never know my mind two minutes in
succession"
Leeches are not used as largely as they
were some years ago. In 1855 the hospitals
of Paris spent 90, 900 francs in these blood
letters. Now the annual cost is not over
18 600 francs a'
Mrs. Victoria N. McCloskey, whose father
before the civil strife was called the cotton
king of the soath, has brought suit in the
supreme court of New York to set aside lun-
acy proceedings brought against her by her
children.
The number of postal cards issued during
the last fiscal year was $50, ,S14 900. and IL is
expected that Issues for the current fiscal
year viii! be about 1s0, ,000, 900. The contract
for the supply for the ensuing four years Is
expected to include at least I, l,oo0, 100000.
The time will come when there will be an
arrangement which will enable ~ to de-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
TURKISH BATTLE SONG.

Up, wearers OF fezzes, Up, owners of turbansl
You dweilers In SsambouI, you Pera subur-
bans;
Prepare tc take part in the battles concus-
sionsr
And walk like red thunderbolt, into these
Russiensi
Wave high the staDdard-the shirt of the
prophet;
At least, to speak properly, all that's left of it,
So, your swords by your sides and your hands
on their handles,
March out and 'demolish these eaters of can
dies.
Come from the mosque, cutting short genu-
fexion;
Come from the slave girls awaiting inspec-
tion;
Come from the coffee house, leave the tobac-
consists;
First put your pipes out and then your antag-
onists!
Come from the bath, where the grim grinning
nigger
scrapes off your skin at a very low figure;
Quit now, the harem, its smiles ana its cush-
ions,
And make up your minds to astonish these
Rooshians!
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
PERSONALS.
BY MRS. sALLIE A. RAMAGE.

Three girlish voices were reading the per
sonal" notices in the newspaper, laughing
now and then at one couched in peculiar
or humorous language, and pausing at sew
.eral with comments of "that's the kind,
come now let's answer that one" or that
describes us exactly They were all pupils
of one of the ward schools, and were girls
of respectable parents, and had had good
home training. They were not fast nor
vulgar They were pure-minded and truth
full, but they loved fun, and were not
thoughtful enough as to the consequences OF
some of their ways of having good time"
MAY Lindsay had selected one of the adver-
tisements to answer and was just getting
ready to write when Miss Allison, the
teacher in IT, primary department, en-
tered the room, and saw before
the girls could conceal it the paper,
and she recognized at glance what OF its
contents they had been reading. She usual
ly passed on Immediately to her room, but
she hesitated and then took the seat protfer-
ed her by the girls. She disliked to intro
-duce the subject, but she was too deeply in
terested in these pupils to let the chance
pass, and taking up the paper she carelessly
glanced up and down the columns where
were printed the personals" She read
some of them aloud, but ere she could re-
monstrate Carrie Young said, ''Now, Miss
Allison, please don't spoil our fun. Indeed
that is all We want. We shall not sign our
real names, and nobody will know who we
are. and it will be such royal good sport TO
get.the answers. There will be no harm
done. This one says that the writer is a
young gentleman OF refinement, and that he
desires correspondents for mutual improve
ment and fun. Now, don't tell on u.s." and
the girls grew clamorous for promises OF
silence. my dear children, is it possible
thes You believe those words? Would not q
refined, cultivated young gentleman have
other means of making acquaintances with
ladies than by public newspaper Does
not the very wording OF the advertisement
show You that it is untrue? Why does he
give only his initials II his purpose is a cor.
rect oneY No, no, you do not understand,
and am so anxious that you shall. Please
do not get angry, Carrie; this Is for your
GOOD. / know it, "Why. how do you
know II. Miss Allison? You are not &C
quainted with this person, are you? Then
how are you 50 certain about his motivesr'
The young teachers face flushed scarlet, and
her fingers trembled as they held the paper,
and for moment she was silent Then. as
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
For the Sunday Sentinei.i
THE PULPIT.
BIT JUDGE REID.

Pure, sacred as the Ark of old,
The pulpit stands a Pharos tower;
Bright are its rays as FURNISHED gold,
Yet soft they fall as summers shower.
High Is its task, and grand its theme,
A soul redeemed from Satan's thrall;
An endless lite, glorious name
For those who heed the priceless call.
Before the sun was called to light,
When Chaos reigned in empty space,
When darkness vailed the silent night,
And Earth had found no path or place
The great Am in glory dwelt
For, far beyond the starry sky,
Where countless seraphs humbly knelt
And worshipped at his throne on high.
The Bible, book Of God divine,
Whose pages glow with primal man;
Whose Era marks the morn of Time,
And shows creations mighty plan.
1t paints the ocean rolling deep,
And nature in its earliest form;
While yet, as in a balmly sleep,
In silence lay the laundering storm.
The rise of empires, kingdoms, thrones,
When man first claimed the regal state;
The fall of nations, kings and crowns
Are found within this roll Of fate.
Mysterious volume. book divine,
Which warns the heart and fires the brain
with thoughts so pure and'deeds sublime,
And songs sweet as a silver strain.
Yet fearful is its warning voice,
AS vailed in darkness, shade and gloom;
Whose Prophets bade the proud rejoice,
Yet told them of their fatal doom.
Like thunder hid within the cloud,
Round which the livid lightnings play,
When wrapt as in a fiery shroud,
Tie heavens and earth shall pass away.
How grand the theme, the hope how high,
Announced by Prophets Seers of old,
OF endless bliss beyond the sky,
Oflife immortal-love untold!
From sinai's mount of fire and flame,
How stern the law was there proclaimed
But oh! how sweet is Calvary's name,
And His whose death our souls reclaimed
wake, wake the harp with songs of praise
Such as was heard on Judah's plains,
When angels sang their heavenly lays,
And music swelled its highest strains.
oh tender as the evenings song!
Once sung by Babel's widowed stream,
When broken hearts the notes prolong,
And Zion's woes-the plaintive theme.
Pure, sacred as the Ark OF DID,.
The Pulpit stands a Pharos-bright,
And from that Book of priceless gold,
with rays divine illumes the night.
And thou the Herald sent by God,
Proclaim with truth His holy word;
And fearless stand with sandels shod,
Asone protected by the Lord.
But what is life? an empty dream!
And death is but an endless sleep!
Unless we trust this glorious theme,
Unless its precepts try to keep.
Be thou to me polar star,
To guide me DER life's stormy wave,
When Night assumes her ebon car,
And darkness walls the silent grave.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

A theatrical newspaper in Boston recently
told a story about Charlotte Cushman TO the
effect that on the occasion OF her farewell
appearance at Booths theater she COM
PEELED the managers 70 give her an extra
81, 900 by threatening TO be i'll on the APP
pointed night. Her nephew, Mr.. X. Q.
Cushman, pronounces the story entirely
false, and threatens to sue the Journal which
originated It.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

So many ladies are trying to be econom-
ical in their household expenses, and yet
with the spring cleaning showing rents
and age so plainly, they feel ashamed of the
old furniture and curtains. but hesitate be-
fore buying new. For these sorely per-
plexed women we clip the following prac.
tical suggestions:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

MADAM, did you ever lift q dog by the
tailY' 'sWhy, no. you cruel thing, YOU"
"I didn't know, because just saw you carry
your little child across gutter by one arm.
A dogs tail is good deal stronger than the
ligaments Of baby's shoulder"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

scend from the highest building, taking the
ontside route, with moderate speed. calm
dignity and more or less grace. The only
fear is that by that time we shall all be dead.
"Salutation Reform" societies are among
the latest signs of progress in Germany.
The members pledge themselves to discon-
tinue "the absurd practice of doffing the
hat in saluting an acquaintance. Frank
fort, Mayence, Dillenburg, Weisbaden and
Binegn on the Rhine, have each a society
devoted to this important reform.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
CnUsCss NOTICES.

ST. PETERS CHURCH (EPIscoPAL)
Services in this church at II O'Clock
in the morning and 7:3O O'Clock in
the evening. Sunday school imme.
diately sftcr morning service.
II. l.. FooTE, Rector.
PRHsBYrKRIAN CsuRcB. Rev. Josiah
AcClain, Psstor.-Ssrvices in the Pre-.
byteriAn Church at II o'clock 4. n. and
7np.M. Sabbath School o. 1915 p. n.
All are cordially invited.
Rr,. M. GrYna will preach 10 the
Presbyterian church st 3 o'clock this
afternoon. AL the Germans are cordially
invited.
n. z. CnUncH.- Rev. J. d. Ham.
mond, Pastor. Services to-day at IL A.
=. and p. y. Sabbath School q 2 ?.
y. Seats free. Subjects Of discourse:
Morning. Easter Mesping;' evening,
The After Life"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

The election called By the Trustees Of
the School District 10 dsternins the
viil of The Carson Taxpayers concern.
log the proposed editions to the school
boiIdise. takes place tomorrow. A.
hessso ioss stated. and % insimatsd in
The notice put forth BY the Trustees,
sssh voter y invited 10 sigaify his choice
betvsss salsseiaa the pssssst baildipe
and constructing tvo ssv school houses
--ons u either end Of the c,iy. The
Trustees think IL you'd BE- the bsstsr
policy % salAsss the pssssns baildiae.
They say that the erection. squipasnt
and nainiainancs Of the proposed ns~
houses would involve more expense
than the projected edition 10 the uev
one. On the other hand. ve have
heard II stated that parties stand ready
70 give all the land needed for the tvo
yard schools. and that competent caicu-
lstors nnd that It would cost no more
than II would TO erect the addition.
We have . great liking for the notion Of
new buildings; but in this % differ
from the Bossd. and :hsy are. doubtless.
the better judges.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Bosco AZ 4 Bpsiyo CLoruIEs. Our
rosund and busy tr'spd. Bosso. hss been
doing something In The way Of ssplsn.
ishing bis Spring stock Of vssssb,ss. He
believes that his exhibit Of ssasonsbls
suits IL something IN advance Of The o..
din~ry Spring display In that line. Like
wise In the wy VI linen aud uodssshirts
aud bsbrsdsshssy Of oil persuasion Q.
There 10 . vast variety Of hets. TOO. and
boots. In oil the various fashions and d.
ssmpts u cosd~sinssy. We should cay
that In the msitsy VI scssis and eonvs.
nient shirt jsvslry the stock vss very
seductive. A to psisss. they sss more
nothing. . hagsteIls, % airy, lighssome
Formally not worth Deptiopine. Go snd
sec Bosoo By I'll asass.
The ioIlevias 10 ~ ~ q ssSelass q
The 8issss 8s0inssy whose svssses
moashIy sspsss v ~ ~ ssss. ed sp-
vasd: Mssy Bsih. Charles Dsli, Nh
Bender. Willie Bile. Bsddis Bis. m.
sis Bliss. Bsstis Cssvlesd. Wuiis o..
bs,s, Qsosus Cushbsst. Robsse Cuohhoe1.
More CosSisea, Jsoss Pie. LAvioic
George. Alec 0sosgs. Dslls 0ed1asd,
Kslts 0sddasd. je6oeIs nsssis. Len
Ki,sssll. Past xiss. Hssslssss Msvsss,
Johnsis Nsssss. A6dls eieby, yssehts
kinbls. vesta Rlstls. Ns0be evseoey.
H,sso Snssds. Bsssis Apsay. Ada Tobey.
Chsslss woedsidss, Dsilis Yssiaeseo.
b. x. Clan.
CoixAos ~ rms Mrn pvsspe MAscu.
NJ. xseslshis ~ lstd y us1ss shoios.
tioss lot iAs following asssss ssSssssat
Ing The coinage dose q Ne Cassos Met
dusise The moeth q Mach: Discs,
1000. zoo pieces. vsIss. ol06. 900; quarter
Aollses. ~. GO kteses. vslos, ~ 80;
hsN COLLAR, IA 100 ptesss, vslss, ol3e.
wv. Tesl ssohss a plsooa, !, 90. 90;
total ssiss. ~. 900.
AssrL Fooss DAs. --Ws shssA b
psovss sosshy 70 b sssssppsi 10 ~ ~
sessss aud pssssissl jobo q ~ Day u
Ve isiie6 10 vass oes lslloV suscepsi6lss
Of lie character and privileges.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

Boston, March 31.-IAse night the
scn Of Alfred Cox. 81 west Bovdsn.
u line. aged II ysars. killed his father
80 be vas ssturDing home from church.
The father and 500 uess q church. and
the con nskise so@s slight disssshanes.
the fsshss told him 10 90 forward end
Occupy snothss sat, The boy took his
hss and lsis the church. Going directly
home. be leek gsp. end meeting his
father eptssing he yard, shot him dad.
The boy y aid 70 b insAos.
London. March 3l.-A Telegram last
rscsivsd fsco Liverpool shove that 4 !.
Osksy Hal. the missing sx.Nsyor u
New York. y 10 thai city. The tstsesaa
10 - io,lows:
"A. Oakley Hall hes taken ticket 10
London- He missed the Z clock uaia,
and viii probably 60 BY Tie asxi. q
aoou.''
Liverpool. March 3l.-The steam
er Victoria. from Boston March II.
arrived to-day. A representative Of
the Associated Prass, acquainted
with A. Oakley Hall, went on board
the Victoria At 2 o'clock this 4. \. A
passenger ansvering Halle d.scrip-
toin was aboard. This passenger
Vas found little later in the cabin.
examining the log. Hall was imms.
diately recognized. He was known
on board a Mr.. SutclifYs." He
has about fortnight's growth Of
moustache and side. vhiskers, and
was dressed in old clothes dark
blue shirt. rcd scarf, small common
cap, and spsctacles instead Of the
customary eyeglasses. The report
er adds; II asked TO see him pri.
vately, and he led the way to his
stAte-room. said. "a, Oakley Hall
disappeared from Now York 8 fort.
night age and was believed TO be on
board the steamer Victoria" Hall
replied, +" Well. what Of that 7" l
told him he was Hall. He replied
that / was mistaken. I told him that
knew he was Hall that his family
were terribly anxious, and that hia
friends in New York were much ex.
cited about him. He asked Why
they should be excited, and then
made some remark about tho wealth.
or. in An unconcerned way. and went
ont to get his breakfast. We loft the
ship together. As helped him
down the ladder he asked me II
had found my friend yet. He now
wore an old Alaska overcoat. Or
landing he won't 70 the Office Of War
ren L Co., agents Of the Victoria
thence 10 the telegraph Office, and
finally 10 the Northwestern Railroad
station, where he took second. elias,
ticket and left by the noon train fol
| London.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

EAsrxR DECORATIONS. Tho ladies Of
81. Peters Parish we're very busy ysstsr-
day decorating their church building with
flowers. The aas.nxtures. the windows.
the altar and all parts Of the chaucei are
very tastefully adorned. Especially the
font and tho reading desk or pulpit are
beautifully bestrewn with these floral
offerings Gala lilies Ia their purity
and in great abundance. are seen IN I'll
directions. An exquisite cross adorns
the ehancel window. Across the space
above the altar are suspended ths words,
done IN buds and leaves. Christ IL
Risen" The church 10 rich with the
fragrance OF these splendid flowers. and
altogether it will be very beautiful and
very gratifying to oil beholders We arc
requested to remind our readers OF tho
proposed E.ster Offering 10 day, and to
suggest that II b. liberal aud handsome.
- belts the csuss and the occasion.
VALUABLE Doc POISONED. We heard
yesterday with great regret that "Bross, .
NJ. Harry Hun,er's noble dog. had died
Of poison. This was ono Of the larges.
szd anest specimens Of the 81. Bernard
dog ever brought to the Pacific Coast.
What makes bis killing oil the more to
be regretted b the attachment existing
between him and Mr.. Hunters children.
He vas their companion. guardian,
friend and "hoss. A doe-poisonsr ID
always . sneak; aud in this instance be
has done real grievance and destroyed
one Of the most valuable Of dumt
animals.
Ar ExPInE.-From Mr. Jones (whc
came in to enter . complaint shout thu
intermittent and irregular character Of
the APPEALS delivery 1t that city-and
which will bs corrected In future), VI
learn that the late Storm in the noun,
tains at The heed OF the Carson hes bed
the effect 10 raise the volume Of wstsr il
that stream quite perceptibly. He ask
informs % thas the Hayats woodbury.,
hes boon started from below the Mex
loan DAN toward Dayton. The drive
vas expected TO get - far down d,
stream - Empire, yesterday.
TaE TrRS vxnEIx BALI. The Carson
Turner'S will occupy their hall to. morrow
night with grand ball. The fact thai
there has besn considerable interval o.
time since their last party Is an assur
ancs that this one will DO entered upon
With . renewed xest. All party goer.
and dancers may b. sure that the music
will be OF tho best. and ell lovers Of good
cheer may rest assured Of the sub.
stantisl. sumpsuous and spicuresn char
asser OF the supper.
ScoTrIsH RrrE-EAsrER SKavlcEs.
To-day being The day celebrated - ID,
anpivessssy Of the resurrection Of on,
Lord, the Rose Csoix Aasons bold
religious services q the Masonic Hall
Rsv. A. II. Tsvis will preach the sermon
appropriate 10 the order. All NAsopl
Asd citizens ere invited 10 b present
Services at Ian.
A DEAD HEAD TICKET 10 the Tuss
vsrsin bali vas generously placed 10 on,
possession lest night by NJ. Geo. Kits
meyer. who accompanied bic siis By ID.
expression Of the hope that Ws shoult
avail Ourselves Of II end b. present q
that party. Our thanks are due an<
offered.
Esis N Fir.-Ysssssdsy q u,
Mat - smploys psasd Mike No
Chseoa 80 tskes Nth 90 sp,Iipsic O
snd tell 10 no ssos: He vss taken homs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
SHINING STOCK nxPoar

Msraaag Beard.
Mexican los AK. Cos l4ss
Gould aud Curry 62Os ~
Best and B-lcher 32Os 26ht $3.50 26
California 1908 "A, l5s Al.
Savage Sos 51s, 140s 81, lass So.
Con Virgins 40s Ak. 6O0~ AS. bio,
Cos Az, los Az Is, 50s AL IS
Chollsr los 5li
Hale and Norcross 75s ~ 20, 50s q.
Crown Poiat Cos 6s.. lOOs o., 39Os g..
yellow Jacket 7Os 81
Imperial Hos 81 Is. goa : %
ksOtuck Sos 5
Alpha l3Us l5it,
Sierra Nevada 1865 6. los 6 b5
Utah los 81
Bullion Goa 1917
Excht quer 35Os 8. 3OOs g..
Ovsrm.n 320s "a. Cos O.,
Justice 1905 1917
Snccos 25s CSC
Union Con 75s 6,.. Sos G..
Julia x3Os 3L
Caledonia 4Os GL
Baltimore 33Os
Silver Hill 50s s, 21s - 80
Rock Island zoos 2Oc
n Y Con 50s $50
Phil Sheridan 25s 81
Occidental Sos
Alta 44Os TX
Woodville $50
Lady Washington 355s 2
Andes Cos SOC
Prospect SOOs l5c
Eureka Con l25s II. Sos 49,.
Alps Sos
Gila lOOs 400
Prize zoos - GO
Modoc zoos 8, zoos - O5 Viz
n Coso 200s 4 ~
q Chariot 250s ls%. los TX
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

NKw IasioATrSo DrrcH. "A project ID
Aow under hesdway which will b OF
great benefit to this county. surveyor
Baker has inst completed the survey Of
. ditch which 10 10 be constructed from
The Trnekes river ata point four miIss
above Verdi. to Steamboat SPRING..
The ditch viii b IS miles long end Of
sufacisnt capacity TO carry 1000 inches
o. water. making Il the most valuab la
ditch Ia the Ststs. II will have fall OF
eight feet 10 the mile. aud the route eur.
vsyed 10 90 easy one. though no estimate
Of the cost Of the work hes vet been
made. BY nssns Of this ditch On
abundant supply Of water viii
b afforded for iriisstisp
several hundred aesss Of
land which IL oow worthless. bet which
with water viii make homes for many
people. II viii DO seen that thus Ill the
land east Of the eastern bsss Of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. along the lps
Of the proposed ditch. will become 81
great value. The parties Who sss inter
essed 10 this matter are Psleg Brown, A.
y. Lamb, J. l.. Downs and other
rsnchers out in Steamboat Valley. Work
IL TO be commenced Immediately Reno
Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

II ~ss ulsralcy ccvaF %
s.sss.. : - a cs.s cs.s:, ~ -: q: 3
Scae Y. eAs~sss. ds<seesA.- nssSss = kpsvhy
Uvss - ~ ae1ssesssA sA1laassss0ss u -
s,-ss 6.n.t 49,. = ~ sss11Ss<s 4 - q
$500 hsvssa siains sesissse I'D 10000. =
vssIis sss .osf: II. Is ~ Ssc,sss,ss 4
~ sselss " ~ unAssslgpsA q ~ 49, =
Eii6 : glse. Aeessesr q lac. ce6uso Cisy,
nsseSs. ussvh ~. tsff,
o3sss otohoE rrriy. kamislssrssss,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

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