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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30
LETTER FROM SHUQUALiK.

Dcdr. Beacon tie
times are - dull. that, We hardly
know whit t. write about | will
say SON thing about Doctors. ]
was co%nycrsiug with Il first class
pkysici III a few days ago aud he
told ME in ali truth Nnd catdor
that out IF $500, he only collect
ed So, in cash. The doctors are
called on often when worn out and
exhausted from tatigue-wlth the
heart bowed down with the pres
sure OF prlvrtc sorrows. AT all
times the calls of tho sick must be
promptly obeyed; and he is bound
Ito go, willingly and with cQu
chccr:uincss to the huts of The
poor rs into the mansions Of the
opuIcnt, and no class in society
renders 50 large an amount of nn
rcqnitel service to humanity as the
medical profession.
Too Oflcn it is their misfortune
to experience only the base in
gratitude Of those who, IN the first
moments OF relclf, would have
kissed thoir hands rs the kindcst OF
dcIivertrs. Here is what ono OF
the most eminent divincS in the
United States say in regard to ply
y cans. "NOno arc moro compt'
Itont to bear testimony to tho be
ncvolent spirit in which the prac'
t,ce ofmediaine is conducted than
tho clergy, They so hand in hand
with the physician into the cham
Dor of suffering and meet daily al
the same bedside, and none are
more able to Judge OF the character
and kindness OF medical men. 1t
is indicated in the nOiselcss tread
with which they enter the darken-
cd room +; in the snbdued and sym
pathising tones with which tho SUI
terer is interogato d; in the gentle
prcssuee Of the hand upon the
body as it is %quivcring with pain !
and the intense anxiety depicted
on their brow as thoy. combat with
heir skill the disease which may
defy all human knowledge"
knowing how iustly'this trlbut e
is deserved, tho writer scizcs the
occasion to say thtt through an Of
fetal intercourse with medical men
Extending oyer thirty years, be
has never tonni one in thoir num-
bor heartIess and insensible mot
one however professionally GOLD
and hard his exterior who did MOI
Mt tho proper. times 'betrNy " true
sympathy with the suffering of his
fellow mon not one who tailed to
Representa- the spirit OF bcnevoIenee
which underlies his calling; not
one who did not deserved to. DO
loved as a brother and trusted a.
q friend. mi,
No new Of importance. The
measles arc prevalent here. We
regret to hear of the illness OF MI
Ado Grecr,s family. FIpES'
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4 Remarkable Result

makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine
o have tried. it is now an eStao-
Iished fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in cases Of lung
o;seas. It is true there are thousands
If nersons who are predisposed to
th1oat and lung affections, consump'
t;on astha Peeumonia, whooplng
coughs, &C., who have no knowl'
cdge Of Boschee.s German Syrup
Consumpiives try one bottle. Neg,
mar price rs . cents Sod by al
Druggists III America
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30
Its Name indicates its Qualities,

NlS NdIuc IIuICaJcS us 4uaIlt!tS,
1t is Idaptcd to all wants of family sew.
ing. go,
1t C, a be easily comprehended by any
one wishing 70 sew.
1t n MS easily and almost noiselessly.
H. is always ready and never has d" fits"
1t W Il do any kind of sewing with less
change ) and fewer extra attachments thar
any OF ter machine.
II is self-adjusting.
1t is made of the very best materials
and in tbs most thorough manner.
1t is twO-thread machine, making an
elias tic 'ock stitch.
II has. IL straight, short needle. =
1t husia shuttle with II pntent spring ten
sior,
It PIPER tension requires no mauipula.
ting to admit the passage of kinky or upe-
yen tn cad, whether linen, cotton or silk.
It. oiling is done upon the under side by
turn ing it up on its hinges, and sdiling
goot's is impossible.
It's 81 md is solid and firm.
1t tn bic is long and rOomy.
e. CIV part works positively, and it is
not subject to the yielding or uncertain OPP
erat ion of springs.
=. 1t is 1 irst-class machine in all respects.
For %.:eneral family sewing, ask for the
Family Favorite" Improved.
All tylcS Of machines always on hand,
and no pains will be spared to exhibit
them. 7, +, CAHlLL,
oct 81 Agent.
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To amauRt collected on Insolv-
ent taxes Of years prior to 1875 $3.50 80


By amount paid on samc"."... $50 so
+. j.. STOKES, Treas.
Ordered, That sealed proposals be re-
ceiyed for 30 days, for the maintenance
aud safe keeping OF prisoners committed.
to the county Jail in accordance with the
provision n of an net Of the Legislature en-.
titled, IAN act to reduce the judiciary cx-
penscs Of the State, approved March 9th,
1878" .
The compensation Of the Sheriff for
feeding prisoners confined in the county
Jail is liked at the rate of 80 cents per
dav.
Tho inaolycnt lat of 1877 was allowed,
and the Sheriff and lax COLLECTOR receive
ed the following credits
Personal county "".""".""."..S ,9R 90
Personal (state) """".".... ...." 492 4!
" *..,.. .........."... 1923 Is
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ScoN BEACON.
Wi Friday Night

Aer Murphy meeting will be
lime at the Baptist Church
s.oocsted TO state that the
divine, Knowles Shaw will
b address
thursday night last, Messrs'
ar Ross and Foote address
netting. There was a large
lee and II signers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30
WAGONS.

To arrive shortly our FIFTH car load, this season, of two
and four horse wagons. The popularity of these wagons is
fully established, and every wagon is guaranteed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30
NOTICE
-. ga
TAXPAYERS /
ID. 50 ..

For the purpose Of receiving lists
If taxable PROPERTY fronftltei sewer
al Election fistficts OF: the GouttyI
Twill be present at the following
times.and places
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

i B. Eddie of Finchville Ky.
l. hog pen worth 100000
i hall is 600 yards long, and
Of cold water runs through
mler. 1t is situated on the
Iaud { Ohio r. r. near a
pnd many persons get Of
a "grand affair
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

IVY friends are invited to call
Slla examine my Hats. They
,.eted with gre AT care and ex
R,eh'' Prices very moderate.
Aa's renovated and trimmed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

lin it for the inventor.
i B. Eddie of Finchville Ky.
Ia hog pen worth 100000
i hall is 600 yards long, and
Of cold water runs through
mber. 1t is situated on the
Iaud { Ohio r. r. near II
And many persons get Of
d "grand affair"
PUBLIC NOTICE
seby given, that sealed pto-
siIl be received at my office
IN days from this date, the
lilo be Tor four years, Tor the
aance aud safe keeping OF
bnrrs Committed ~ The
hill, in accordance with an
N LegisIaturcrnt:tIcd "An
4ducc the Judiciary cxpen-
H. State, approved March
Board Of Supervisors rc-
right to reject amy and
ROBERT PATTY,
CLERK.
FANNY FLe s.. taS,9 per
8IrRAylIIE, Mich, 26th, '7S
4 Eds. Perhaps "A few lines
&LlNille, would not be I'M
b,g To your readers proyl-
5laincd a1.y thing of merit.
Acrs are very busy plrpar
4 lands aud planting corn ;
alfl can gather. lhc av-
be greater than Tor Scy'-
\. They are ,hrgipring a.
Money c,rfnut be stnAHtsAy
#uon at low prices, with
d tree llour %hetr
!, to buy their corn, ba-
Many iarIpcrs here killed
prsh to run hem through
and Il few have some to
PHI young hogs enough
.xt klIii"E. Some a4cn-
. directed to the, inprpve,
|hrir stock.
mmu'ity i+,v ry hca H.
PIE. llavt 40 muell, ram
'%'autcrs arc late, and The
rt frr>hels Ii vc seriously
HlostSndS. The only mill
! amoSt minus Il dam, but
'rict T is. matirtS every
ady tor repairs, and it tie
hold W this week lie
Pills has purchased a lot in
amt is la,in" Il resi-
4 up, which will soon be
pa. Hrury Martin is leacl .
music to n class Of TWEEN
q which will add to the
our churches. The Pro.
lcrstandS his business aad
8 ; making rapid improve
or bis guiianco.
% preachi'sg here twice
. The Baptist on the 18th,
u Mr.. J. VaIanditgham,
sleihodist on the Isl, by Il
p We also have a good
I children taught by Mr..
ndcxtcr who is in every
Phcd for the duties OF Il
Pile highways are getting
able TO your town from
10 river, and 1.-the Hon
ard OF Supervisors would
lc overseefs' have more
less Imperfect, they
get so bad. 1t would be
q 70 appoint sOme one
feslpn rs averseer OF tho
a Hashuqqa creek, and
IN saying that the mum.
: required by law would
and the road put in bet,
ION than it has boon tOl
Finters. -,
q Macon today, aud
Pc comments about trav.
Formers occupying The
lse, for their exhibitions
q charges. 1t would be
Pink for tho Sheriff Il
rent from all such com
the use of the county.
u would have 70 do, i.
~ ahall from private indi'
WAT.
ACCO 4 C,c,bs chcon FL,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

i N. Shields, Of or county.
granted n patentr7No'
4 for II PEow Supporter.
tmcr can readily sec the
vantage 1t is to n pIow. 1t
k any plow fit the stock,
universally pronounced It
AiOs," We hope there is a
IN il for the inventor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

~ We hare purchased a De1y large stock 0j the lNO-
est cash rates, can offer superior Inducements to our
customers, and cannot be ecceHed IN vGrjety and Jo1O
IDyices. sopt1l-lJ
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CLOTHING....
Treasures Annual Report.

IL" hAoENSIEIN, Treasurer, In Account with Macon CORPORATION.
report from May 7uh, 1877, to March 19Hy 1878.
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Selling


K. q. BllisOn, repairing desks IN
C0Inty SupeHntendeht's of9ce. Am
Geo' NJ. Stewart timber used on
10 SO
A. McEWeh' TIMBER on roads. 80
MlsslsslPPI Sun, publishing sealed
proposals ''."."""."............ Sc
W S'Uh beacon, assessment blanks 20 %
VIZ Brady, IS. days services NJ
= Circuit Court, sc 90
u M. Thomas, for feeding priso-
ners from Feb. IL, 1873, to March
> iS1S"""..""."."".."...... 237 70
Also for deputy sheritfs and bail
lbs February term Circuit Court 376 90
AI'o Tor fuel and sundries for Cir
cut Court, February term........ s. 80
J. B. AllgOod, for Deputy Sheriff, cleo
lions Nov, 1876, and June, 1877.
TREASURER's REPORT.
The TFeasurer's statement Of ,D.Iln .
ouent and lnsol-en taxes for 1875 and
1876 was received and ordered spread on
the Minutes as follow', viz
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
OF NoSH6ee county:
beg leave to submit the following:
D. D. Allgood, late Sheriff and Tax Col
leetor, in account with NOxubee county.
On account of Delinquent and fnsolyont
taxes, as follows: ..f.- :.
DR..
To dolinq dency allowed on tho
taxes of 1875, BY BOnrd of Su.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884 90
Sohal'....,"....",.""......" 1901 35
$4,23E "a
-" q. cR.
By insolvency allowed by Board
OF SuperyisJrs-Polls,. ......",S2,3 %
1892 So
amount paid'On same as
reported collected .."............ $50 4S
81, 235 81
To delinquency on the taxes Of
lo'b--folls .,.....".""......"..S3, E9l 90
Personal Observation-Disclosures. 1923 "a
$8,Ol4 81
BY Insolvency allowed by Board
OF sap erHiSOrs--Polls ...."....$1,9i2 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G12 81
amount paid as collected 400 Oh
S3,Ol4 "a
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GENERAL FUND.

To cash on hand May It'll, 1877 e. ........ ......:,..
Received from Marshal. jail fees "."",.. ".".:".....~. """.
KecelVGd from corporation. lot rent
Received from ". K. Iracey, Tax Collector, on General tax 1867
Received from B. +, Howell on General tax lS77-78 ....:..,...,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

lC1uturox We were the largest buyers in Macon last
COl1ON. season, and will pay the highest market price
this wear, not only for cotton, but fer all otner country produce
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-03-30

Cr OUTTTNr We make a speciality of Clothing, and
CLOlHlNU have'on hand a full stock, from the COM
monest to the finest suits and all sizes. We can lit the leanest
and the latest men, little and big, boys and men. Also, a very
large stock of piece goods, including all excellent quality OF
Cassimeres and Jeans.
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ECAPITULATI0N

SNTN IS-6UWJ %
The above is u true and correct statement Of the receipts and dsburse
ments, OH account of the town of Macon, rs shown by the books of the
Secretary and Treasurer, for the time mentioned, and is published in COM
piance with Section "a of the Charter of said town.
B. J. ALLEN,
J. c. WILLIAMS
Macon, Miss, March Goth, 1878. Finance Committee.
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Acco a CloARs, cheap for
Eavett 8 -y,ss
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II. W. FoOTE,

]. D. Allgood was allowed a credit Q
s87g.4s balance of insolvency of 1870
A2LowANc 81
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tn THE COGBURN BUILDING.
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9BASON OFs
Our GRo CRR * Department

will always be amply supplied WITH fresh goods to supply the
wants of this community, either at Wholesale or retail, and spe-
cal inducements will be offered to those who, purchase uInbro-
ken packages. We feel confident we can sell at as. low; figures
asany house in this section ways on hand, prime articles of
Flour Bacon Lard Sugars Coffee MOIasses soap
and all other staple and shelf Goods in this linz.
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| PUBLIC NOTICE
ROBERT PATTY,
Cl.ERK.

FAMILY FLa 81. taS.9 per
twctl's
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01
GENERAL Common MAKES A. STRIKE.

The Eureka Sentinel of Friday brings, in
the following, gratifying intelligence of Gen.
Connors good fortune in mining:
In addition to the Richmond strike, which
we chronicle eleW here in this issue, we have
now the pleasure of reporting strike in the
Eureka Tunnel, General Connor's undertak-
ing, which, i'll common with other reported
developments, will exercise no small influence
in promoting the prosperity of this district,
and i'll still further adding to it's Importance
abroad.
General Connor yesterday, in company with
some friends, visited the tunnel, whose initial
point is located Immediately north of the
Bald Eagle property, owned by Messrs. Titus
81 Company, and while there inspecting it,
had the satisfaction of examining some very
promising quartz that had been cut in the
header during the forenoon. This find had,
of course, the usual exhiarating effect not
alone upon the General and his companions,
but also upon the contractor and his men,
who, before quitting work, buried their picks
to the sockets in the stuff which has made
Eureka prosperous Mr.. Murphy, the con-
tractor, who came to town after six o clock
to report the strike, says that the whole
face of the tunnel is In ore of a
tolerably fair grade. This will be
cheering news for those concerned, and it
adds another proof to the value and impor-
lance of the Base Range as a mining center
The lateness of the hour at which the ore was
cut, together with the little distance which it
has been penetrated prevents, of course, an
opinion being formed of the actual value and
dimensions of the ore body. We can, how
ewes, say that the orc is there to confound the
skeptics who have been so loud in detracting
from the merits of the enterprise, due as it is
to the exertions of the gentleman named
above.
The tunnel has penetrated the eastern
slope of Prospect mountain, and is about SOB
feet on its course to its western termination,
in the neighborhood of the Ell Dorado mine,
owned by the Ruby Con. Company of Lon
don. The point at which the ore was cut ap-
proximates 400 feet vertically from the sloplng
surface of the hill, and the trend of the tun
mel, after passing through the series of To-
cations embraced in the property of the COM
pany, will serve as means of developing the
Magnet, the Alexandra, the Industry, and
toher valuable property located on its line
This is a very important strike, upon which
We compliment the General and his colleagues,
to whom the thanks of the people of this dis
trict are due, for the unAagging industrylwith
which they have, in the face of many difficult
ties, pushed forward this great undertaking.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01
THE WORKINGMEN AND THE JUDO
SHIP.

Editor Waldo, in a letter from Carson to
the Reno Record informs his readers as fol-
lows:
find that Roger johnson, Secretary of the
Workingmens party, has written to Judge S.
d. King of this place requesting him to de-
cline running for Judge of this district be-
cause the Workingmen of Reno endorsed
Judge VIM, Webster, and should he king
be nominated the Workingmeu would defeat
him. Of course King declined the request,
and will stand in for Judge at all hazards.
Still the Workingmen have the face to declare
that they had not "even considered the ques-
ton of nominating ticket. The fact is,
the ticket published in the Record few days
ago was correct, as far as it went, but had not
been publicly ratified by the Union before it
was published. They need not feel ashamed
of their work, for the ticket was composed of
the very best men in their party. defy
them to select a better one within their ranks
but Roger is making himself very oticious
in IN eddling with the Democratic candidates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01
new ADVERTISEMNErS.
Malicious Misrepresentation.
A Gard from the Hon. J. G. Haserman.

n tara from the HOu. >. q. HaSermRu.
To the Editor of the Chronice-Sir: My attention has
been called to charges rather Esnuatons pub
cly made to the effect that the Bonanza firm eXpend
large sums of money to nomination at the
hands of the Democratic State Convention for the office of
OF the State Nevada OF the
is that under obligations to the Bonanza firm and
hence would if elected favor them against the in
terest of the people Were it nefor the malice contained
in inference the charge itself could scarcely excite the
fauteSt smile of derision consulted my own feelings
and dignity would pass the matter with silent
tempt. But matter of Justice the friends who
standing by in this contest pronounce each and
charge and ntmaton contained in the articles referred to
false and malicious.
Ny utterances from every rostrum in the State during
the campaign Of 1876 contained uncertain sounds but
trust expressed my ideas plain language while de-
nouncing the encroacbment of mOnOpoes upon the rights
of the people believe in the right of the people gov
ern that the officers the servants and the
ters of the people, and will Gtrd act in strict accord
with that belief if elected the high an honorable
office OF Cove of the State Of Nevada IN conclusion
| viii state
l. That / not now, have ever been under any
obligation the Pacific any other railroad but
hove always opposed such corporations controversies
with WashOe county the State of Nevada.
2 am not now, no. have ever been, under any obi
CATION to the Bonar-A firm.
g. am not row. nor have ever been, under any obi
cation to the Bank of California the Bank of Nevada
have these mOneyed institutions any notes other
evidences OF Indebtedness OF mine
hope that all my competitors with truth make the
same declaations but il of unfortunate
not to be entirely clear Of such entangling alliances
ask my friends extend to him the charity of silence and
make it the ground of suspicious intmationS The
relation of debtor creditor sQuaes from serving
jury; but let not therefore make the legal dis
qualification political one, 1t is an American right
aspire office but it should be obtained only through the
htened choice of free people, by msrepresenta
ton. fraud, corruption or humbug.
VIRGINIA August 81 1878
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

CRUSHED TO DEArH.-We learn from the
Truckee Republican that Robert Hyslop died
in Boca on Saturday evening last. He had
been married but three weeks at the date of
his death, which was caused by an accident
while unloading logs at Boca. Mr.. Hyslop
was a steady and industrious man, and
Royal Arch Mason. His death causes sincere
regret throughout the community in which
he lived
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

Tie reported whipping of a young girl at
Elizabeth Courthouse, Virginia, as recently
published, was an exaggeration. The girl is
a confirmed thief, and preferred the fifteen
stripes to thirty days in jail. Her clothing
was not removed, no witnesses were allowed,
and the blows were very lightly given over
her back. She was then set at liberty, but in
a few days committed another theft, and is
now in jail to answer for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

The United States is one of the largest pro
ducers of crapets in the world. In 1875, the
value of the product was 49,, 1916, 1853. In 1872
our importations of carpetings amounted to
about 100000, but in 1877 the value Of
such imports was s574:9I1. la 1874, man
with helper could weave no more than seven
yards of Brussels carpet in day. Now, a
girl will weave fifty yards i'll that time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

Governor Bradley was in Winnemucca OF
Friday last.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

There is in Berlin a society called "The So
ciety of Collectors of Cigar Cuttings" 1t has
been founded about ten years, and is benev-
olent institution. Cigar ends ,re collected
and sold for the purpose of being converted
devoted to charitable purposes. Its special
mission seems to be to take care of orphan
children. More than two hundred poor or
phans have been clothed by this society. 1t
now proposes to erect an institution in Baden,
at Lahr, where these unfortunates may be
cared for
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

The muscles of the human jaw exert I
force of 534 pounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

The jewels of Isabella, ex-Queen Of Spain,
were sold by auction in Paris recently, There
were diadems by the half dozen, pounds OF
brilliants and pearls, and an emerald two in
ches long. There were bracelets, necklaces
and brooches without number. In one set
there were forty-nine pink topazes and five
times as many brilhants to form its flowers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

LODGE OF CAUcAsIANs.-Says the Reno
Record of Friday:
Messrs. Tom Ford, Hamlet Davis, Frank
Wilson and B. Cruthers came down from
Truckee last evening to organize lodge of a
secret society known as the Ancient Order of
Caucasians We are informed that there once
existed lodge of that kind in Reno which
died a natural death, and whether the Truckee
Caucassians instituted new lodge, or whether
they merely galvanized the old corpse is to-
tally beyond our knowledge. We could learn
nothing at all about the matter, except that
such an outfit had been started. Go after
their scalps, oh, We Caucasans.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

In Spanish, liberty is "libertad." Thinl
of raising libertad poles!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

Mrs. Van Colt, revivalist, charges thirty
FIVE dollars day for her services.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

The light of lightning, and its reflections,
will penetrate through distance of from 100
to 200 miles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

A species of grouse, resembling the prairi
chicken, are quite plentiful this season alonG
the Upper Humboldt and its tributaries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01

The first complete skeleton of the prehis
toric musk deer has been found in the neigh
borhood of the village of Donaueschingen,
Baden. It's horns are of immense size.