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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
Difference in cot OF a lie insurance

Difference in cost OF life insurance
company and benevolent society Il Is %
The following is the cest of I'VE cOmparlc. !or
one year each;
second company issued during the year, ~
iipolie!c- iu-lriuss 81 81 rs Expense Z. o. ~
Third company issued during he ycsr
- policies !psgrine il6 So ESp'.e l!' ~ %
Fourth company issued during the year
- policies, !usuIiug 81 Oh
EEpsl.e..........;. ;....~.,r........ Is. go %
Fifth company issued during the year
- policies ir.GIlug 10 -
EXpeusc...... -. ....~............. 96l2- 20
Sixth company issued daring lie year
. Us policies il-gring - 60 81
Expense .,...... u. ~ 10
Total cost ofmGHagcm' Z Of companies ;jj C.} 10
Cost OF management OF five benevolent
societies like the W. & O. NJ A. $
one year...................... ........ ~ ~ y
Difference IN cost % he insurance and
benevolent sor,etic-.....,........... i3J al IS
The president OF one insurance company has re-
cyyea SO 90 year sgls,y and sl7,GD a. gent On
renewals, etc, for another company: total annual
receipts from .wo companies, $3.50.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

lF You want to be well In spite Of your
self use Kidney-Wort. Cures Kidney dis
eases like q charm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS MUTUAL All
SOCIETY.

Thi, society held 10. second annual meeting at
The Temperance Reform Club rooms, Oh Tuesday
Argutt 9Th. 1872, at = o'clock p. N
The President being absent, tie meeting Was
cGlleu 20 order by the Wee President.
The Secretary having been requested at lie iast
annual meeting 70 prepare rules OF order pres p.cd
the following:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
tCHAS. STUART,
Auditing Committee II. LEIGHTON,
&c NJ ALDEN
coNPARATIyE COST o. LIFE IXslEANcI

COMPARATIVE COST or LIFE INSURANCE
WITH BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
We give the annual cost Of TX life insurance
companies. taken from he published statement 81
the Insurance Commissioner Of New Ao'k .s.f
company the came age OF this society:
Fig-i. second years bus!ness-amUuEt
% LArGEGH Cc............,sI - nv "
Expense OF management. : &c Ng 20
Second year W 4 Q. VI. \.
:. amt Of indemnity .. = 600 800 90
Expense vi mana cement $50 -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
RULES OF ORDER

The President shalt call the meeting TO order.
2-Treasurcr'- report 3-SeCtetciy'> annual report.
receipts and expenditures, 4-NOmiuEiions foI
managers Amendments 10 the constitution.
G-RcpONs % commlitees. Motions and reso.G.
lions. s-New business. p-NuWbcf OF manager.
for ensuing year .U-E!eCI.ou Ji managers
ll-AtjOUrnIn,ut.
The Treasurer !ap9r, read and approved.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
SIX YEARS SEIV ERESI TESTS.

VANDEGRlFF President of the Howard Association New Orleans Nov
1.-The this
during the last epidemic and their general opinion that the best
the kind that has been offered to hc public.
therefore consider recommend during cpides,
should be every wercgulacd household"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

There have btcr. = death. during the past tao
year,, on III OF which, The hepcdgiar.cs have ~.
Ceiytd the iO,lowir. amounts on presentation OF
claim, The other TWO claim, 10, yet presented, one
Of which j. not due,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
nuly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
AGENTS OFFICE:

AGENTS OFFICE:
WASHINGTON AVENUE Con. TWELFTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

November
Having freely used the GRoDN DsNrEcTANr and for
Howard Association during the epidemic this city, testify claims
dsnectant and deoOlize opinion without an equal
MONTGOMERY BROWN, NJ. D.
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port read and approved.


CAIRO, LIS. AUs. 9Th, lstq
The er.gued u prc-cntin. BIZ second annual
report takes pleasure "a stating - the member. he
advancement during The past ycsr, both Of members
and popularity. Ihis 100, 6s We virtually suspend
ed soliciting ius ,ITce months, tells wei for our
little society The fact Of It's membership being
extended over a large territory, guarantees fair
average mortality. The membership is scattered
over twenty states viz; Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
sin, Missouri Iowa, Kansas. Colorado,
Kentucky, Tennessee. Mississippi Ala
hsma, Georgia Florida, Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas, Also Washington CRY, b c., Province.
ofQuebcck and Nova scotia, in Canada. The
number OF members = a. follows: Class J. !up;
Glass ,. ~; Class 8, ls3; Class A. 81; Glass {,
~ Class b. ~. Total membership $50. Amount
Of certificate. in force, S!3U0 100. lis increase dur.
ing the yesT.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OK CUR.
RENT ACCOUNT
Received on membership Gecs...........s 3 or ~
Received on expense assessment ......... OO3 -
InEh hand fl 4rDpf.3 n yl4 A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
NVHNN, Il, y NV NM
Auditing Committee I q. N. ALDEN,
II. LEIGHTON.

Secretary report was read and on motion te
ferrcd back TO the auditing committee 10 seperatc
the items Of membership fees and annual expense
account,
Nominations for managers being In order, inc
following members were nominated VIZ;
Vim. sirat,on, Mrs, =. A Taylor, J. A Go!d'
slime, j. j, Gordon, n d. 'rhistlewood' >, ~
Ayers, Thos. Lewis, & NJ. Alden, j, keat w,
z. H. Stewart, y, A. Budcr, A. X. linnsacker, Win
Lonergan, Chas. Lame, II +, Goodyear, ohas
Lancaster, g. o. Pater, Rev. u; T. reorsg'
J c, White, G. W. McKeair, - r.
Wheeler, Mrs. H. Fishback, Oscar GnythorWn' Wi Wi
iams, Jas. A. Galley, Moses PHILIPPE, p Greedf'
j. II. Renule, Albert Lewis, Mira. L. A. Howard
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

hese figures report the New York Insurance Depart
ment, June 1878
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

Compounded from Metallic Copper and larya Joe e
By JAMES MEYER, Jr, Sole Manufacturer in the US
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
Indians Ocsupy Carlisle Barracks.

Eighty-four Indians OF the Sioux
tribe--fifty nine boys anil twenytbreo
pirls--frpm the "Spotted Tail and
"Iied Cloud Agencies, Dakota, aud
two boys from the Menomenees, Of
Wisconsin, arrived at Carlisle Bar
racks, noar Carlisle. on The 9th inst,
in charge of Lieutenant r. II. Pratt.
Of the United States army. BY re,
cent order Of the War Department
Carlisle Barracks (Which has boon
used for eighty years rs a training
school for cavlary 10 fight Indians
has been turned over to the Depart
ment Of The Interior for an Indian
school. About one hundred and
twenty more selected from the
Conan ches, kiowas, Cheyonuos aud
Arnpohocs etc. will soon follow,
making abont two hundred iu NIL.
the whole being under tho supervis-
ion of Lieutenant, Pratt. who is one
Of the origi nators Of the movement
and emineutly iittod for the position.
Among those who have arrived are
children OF snch chiefs as "Americau
Horse, High Wolf "White Thnn.
der, Two Strike "Blqck Crow"
d" Swift Bear Bravo Bull Good
Voice" and standing Cloud g
When the time for their departure
arrived the chiefs and three thousand
Of their people had assembled at the
agencies to see them OF. The part.
ing was an affecting one. Gifts Of
three hundred horses were made hy
the chiefs, who. with many Of the
tribes, gave way to tears when they
took leave Of their children. An IN
terpreter accompanied the party.
They all seem to bc submissive and
coutentel in their new hom. Tho
Barracks are we'll adapted for this
purpose, located on q beautiful spot
of Thirty acres and in the midst o. Il
rich agricultural community.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

4 tefDg.s sll51-li .r So Mo-
Rat Lsuiis. hal.ss.r -sa., . ..lsll
GseL ~ - ~. -.1g " I.as .yll
sls.- la4B5 ~ Is4i- ~ 0>fs ga.E
z sglss I'D - ayglG.lg ~ ~
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se/ts csft Dlef to tflek - ilt
f4..s ~ i1l k-Gf1r klyGsaf utlea
=. - ll-as y, 80 qc-issl,f s4t H.
Al.sc 80 fgt9.>R - q s cats N
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f,ssts@ E.s =. -,.c 2. = -.
s>--las-s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

Whoever saws that the people O.
the North desire a coutinuaucc ut
this sectional agitation. speak falsely
and knowingly 50. There arc thdus.
ands Of things that the people o. the
North would rather do than engage
in politics. They would infinitely
rather build railroads. erect aul run
manufactures, make fIrms buy. sell.
barter, writ books, speculate. or sal.
the seas than indulge in pariizau
agitation. But it is the South that
forces them 10 do this for their oNr
preservation. In order to D, allowed
70 SO ou unint,rruTtea.y in tie
active pl-slits OF business. pr1ie,.
sionsl or literary i.fe-wAlc1 they
loye-tLey are compelled 80 omtai K
In political action. which tucy 10
not Ike They viii not be mi>-ov
erued by such methods az the South
puts il operation 10 bnDg about
misgovernDent. and they are com
PEELED to meet the determination q
the South that tins shall be doae
with e greater determination that II
sLall 10. be done
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
The Logo q Facts.

when the couutrv was in the
depth of the flar cial striusercy ST !
business depression vL,ca ucsvo.i-
able followed the way era. serious
doubts arose II the minds q man,
thinking a-er 81 l. tie wisdom e..
the Republican policy That patty
VIII IL night LLi ! o. tie helm g
tie G-ver-neuts-,u. bEi euur e.at.5
the pohcy tia; tie best possible wsv
t. dispose II q deb; va = rsv i.
and ;hsi ihe oalv way = AVOID the
evils o! tlc.u-;.sr c--srcv VS.
Q return t. tn { ul.-L2-' =
ioun1a-1, %. srec. payments. TIE
debit r-c- rar.3 = 20, rl,.s,
Ert oue ara.tue c-u.;rv vs.. .--
svhTr.l- v.;- Gs- VIC proposed
every cHrce r-ai. method ~ Lr-5-
AZ. r1-'p1-I- g. --r- 4L--E t.a
clu--'T &c.. methods hos.
paths var. attractive a-. t,s.
ends ver, death Thee vs-s ...-
es; Lu- cII-clst ;gUs G.-- ..r-.. 4.
VIC Is,l,-1 e. those Fre~.s ...-l-
Crs IT,. accepted '---r ..lr...-- .s-
cllse tat1 t-.i .--; -. 5.,ee. L.I e.
iGaAlJue- wy va, L.. Ia. AID --
silly j. sons u ,---. raw cl-,I..-
10y tile t..-. v-.r- t-av o. s.-. -.-
j. desired E-rc. these -, wi.
q e. -.As' g---t.r.s have Lvr--
i-er all E-.- -,e E---. -L-- -...--
tDeuSelvst With TIE Law ra.t.-
vuci u.sel then lev 81. ra-
tiG- o., ~ earle: LL- ,-t:,r ,.-l
tuEI ,-at :. winch .aay -l- u...
wont O. I.L tueI ylL,.c- ,-l.L
There j. uei-ue; ,.uie urre I.-r,
n recJuLt TIE history %! ;ue .-e,
three yeG-- bu; ", -lveG word q.
Esy .u this c.l,+ J- vJt.-F ! De s-.
puU.elL Ta--v ., C5.-u..s.lrr O.
siaD.t cu--plry ALL I-.5--rl,e .-.
SEtlJ.a. cr-I- e.. Elst.,-, ea--.
La DseL rl--.a. toe y-- ec. elr-uI
Ull.lJt II lL. 'T-e lar be-. --...
mlliyrs o.. l.'n-r g. %, rsur r. o.
;oe y!l-. Nla'u-r our u.Lla c.L
D. Ic.uua-- vlt. -oJuour whether
ieE-ElT..I- Get q g., u..-.-.L.-
FG-.--s % r. 81 .-..-. .. r-
pt-..' -.t --. .a.-..lr r..r. .ar.
U-sl -et..@- boz 'ls l-sr-v .-rr.. W..
. o. In. -arr -.. %. .c--s o..
-.er o. -t- r.a..- -.r Ir.g.-
He.Ls v-- .aa1g- ..a.- .a~v Do
Ly-gte-e --L - o.. s..-rl-.. ~
G-lar .E+. .... -.H H....f
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

MIR. Barr, the Democratic can
dida,e for State Treasurer, is busy
writing letters telling the people
what an honest man be is, and what
reforms ho will institute in the
Treasury when ho is elected. Mr..
Butler. our candidate, knows that
it is not necessary for him to make
any promises HIS record speaks for
him, and he knows also that Barr
is only wasting his wind. aud that
he will not como within twenty
thousand votes Of reaching the
Treasury -Raiicr'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
Ono Nnnrlh Acre.
Tracts Of Land
% Acrcs.

and .s ucrrhcs, sltuttc In wcst rcry,r town
shipFttr sai g., A|i inlpg lnudt ! ohr 4. iloi
a .d o'h'rs. .mmvniy known as the "f.ino.
stone ltlEr trNr, Nlsl another certain
mr.-u1ro aul tract % Land, situate IN ucly r
tuvn-ti. puioi.ing lands ot willow NtuHers,
lrhfe. j. rlc,, Alexander humn. sul utn
cfs cortaiulng w. ACRES, mutocc less. AIS
HF
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
hoflee al ianNnrnoLnlioa

NOTICE ih Lcroby risen iint ap.
80 .auHY sIlI %. a. ~ iip !, ., ulth.
- btti'fpl -, ~ s,J,ts, lgH,flfH
- iH ttal ~ - ipH lHiaitHii4iluH ~
ms IttiH.I .IHNay' rp.IEff ~ tHHAnNHi
~ Vt IA.Jry ~. ifs nlFrfitb mpt4t His4tD
IshfB |sfsjb iss Aii ssI tIrHt. y Alls'a,
nNiNH Ilfl,
b.imIHf' lHN hnHipsss - ann ssis
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
Administrators sale Of
RTAT, EST,iT5.

TliE rhderfigned Administrator
Il ot tho estate II Benz Nmin l. EardonJash,
late nf Benyer tawnship. SuJde crpniv, Pa.
deceased by virtue ot an ur ,er issuod out ~
the OrphAns' uourt Of said county, will expose
10 Public sale, on
Thursday. October 31th. 1879,
ut Adamsburs rpuniy aCjresIll, tae follow.
lug Real Esta;o 10 Wit!
Hotel Stand,
situate In tho centro OF the town N Adams
burg. bciug large 2.stnry voaihctbos rded
House which hts hoen i vt a. iibtet fir u
long tl'uo--tm lie StablinE tui. .ot tIrr outhuiil-
tugs. rLcre is q largo ~IbNE bOU1I IN thp
building. rms ~ conceded ~ bc tho best Hotel
stand Ia the county. Also
One Fourth Acre.
beirg 1T ct ground situate In tho town
nfNtCsnli bounded iy lrt ofI G.. Srneht Pub'ir
Road aud lut ct utvil Brpvn. wh,rrbt nre
,rcctcl n story uve'llng HOUSE aud other
outbuldltgs Also = cort1in
Tracts of Land
situate IN Wost Boav,r t5wnst',. con,ty
otprc.eid. adj .inlnI l,nis O les O Kn.rp. 4.
inr'cH anil utuorsa-tua ono rlutaiuiug %
NtutS, % pctcuut-the other conttiuluu "
NCk = wiro ~ los, tho same b'iug RI VI.
re- LAND we'll set With ChcstnHt Utk nn 3
Other valuable timber. Also snuthcr tract ot
land cont 4lntlS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

VIIE undersigned. surviving Ex-
e'utrlv tho hs' Wiil ani Tcsttm,nt 4
Dr. Isaac RNthr.ck, IltsUf Bower tpwnthtp.
decc ,sed, will OGer At ruOl!c sale, oa ths
premises, on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24
DEATH OF GENERAL DIX.

General John Adams Dix the author of the
famous dispatch to Hamphill Jones, " If any
man attempts to haul down the American flag,
shoot him on the spot, died night before last,
in the eighty-frst year of his age. He was
Secretary of the Treasury in President Blu
chanan's Cabinet He had previously repre-
scented the State of New York in the United
States Senate He did gallant service during
the war, having entered the service at the
commencement of the trouble, and reached
the rank of Major General in the volunteer
service. Before the war ended he resigned
his place in the army and accepted the com
mission from President Lincoln as PienipO
Tertiary to France. He was subsequently
elected to thu governorship of the
State of New York. General Dix has
been prominent figure and occupied C on
spicuous place in the history of orr republic
for the last twenty five years. His reputa-
ton as politician, soldier, and rnler of the
people is unsuiiied by any faint of corruption
or d,shonOr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24
TELEGRAPHIC.

New York, April 23-GeneraI John A
Dix died tonight At half past IL O'Clock.
Washington, April 23-The President in a
proclamation announcing the death of Gen
eral Dix, commends to the attention of the
people of the country the great public ser
vices through the long and eventiul life of
this high minded and eminent citizen, and
the patriotic record of his military services
both in his early youth and edvanced age.
Appropriate honors will be paid to his mem
DRY under direction of the War Department
and of the Treasury Department, of which he
" as atan important period at the head, and it is
recommended to his fellow citizens to partic
ipate in general token of respect to mis-
worth as a private citizen, and to his eminent
services as Senator OF the United States,
Minister to France, and rs Governor of the
State of New York.
Washington, April % Senator Kellogg
has letters from Louisiana saying the emigra-
ton fever has reached sugar plantations, and
the negroes are leaving in such numbers as to
excite the most serious apprehensions regard
ing the sugar crops.
Gorham's report, just published, shows
that Patterson s sub committee, which last
summer visited Indian Territory, cost over
S17 900. The details have made something
of q sensation among Senators.
New York, April %. An Auburn (New
York; dispatch describes fsticuf encounter
between the actor John T. Raymond and the
landlord of the Gaylord House yesterday, in
which Raymond received black eye. The
affair arose over the settlement of bill by
one of Raymond's troupe The affair created
great excitement. Raymond WAS taken to
ward attected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

A REcArTURED JAIL BIRD. - Constable
Avery yesterday arrested John Downey alias
Chas G.overy, who escaped from the Stock
ton jail on the 8th Of March, for whose re
capture $50 reward WAS offered, This is the
same fellow who was sent to prison from THIS
county III 1874, for assault to rob W. T, C.
Elliott, aud whom Jila Knkead shot while
arresting him, Judge Harris sentenced him
to II years. He vas p4rdoned last year Ii
Stockton he WAS indicted for robbing man
OF s. The jury hung, and he WAS held over.
One day the jslor walked into the jail, and
Glovery changed places with him, Since
which time he has been Lying out. He will
soon 90 to ths State Prison FIR jail breaking
and he regrets it Reno Gourmet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24
NOTICE TO
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.


4 THE LAST REGULAn MEETING
~ f the Society, held April L. 1876 the folio" n4s
resolutions were passed unanimously
"HEREA~ The Association OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers
originally deSind auG organized for the purpose o
Ee-Petuatng social of those vino brave the
dangers and hardshps incident to the early settlement Of
the white the shores of the Pacific Ocean and
WHEkENn Most Of those forming the original organiza
ton by of conagratI0ns unstable stock
ket and unforeseen financial nshaIs and hndlances
dered imIecunious and un@De living coutin
,enc:es, therefore, he il
RcsJtued BY the Association of Pacific Coast Pioneers
that all fm monthly dues prior April Is7
be and hereby RENTED and that all delinquent for
such monthly hereby fully rens; ated full
participation in and privileges original Of the
Association known IS Pacific Coast Pioneers
ReSulrd That reiustated members Of this Association
shall pledge themselves to hcncetorth their best
deavor FOR the good of the Society and that they viii
fail comply with the requirements Of the CauStt utOn
and BY Laws of this Association.
RtEoiref That this preamble and resolutions We pub
lshed III the daily Journals of STOREY and 1nsby counties
and that other Journals friendly to the organization
throughout the State hereby respectfully requested
reprint the
At the next regular meeting, THU RSDAf, APRIL %
full attendance requested the matter Of holding tt"
Annual Picnic i'll he brought before the Society for the
purpose of fixing time and holding the and selection
of grounds T. Il. STORkR, Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

A New LEcrUEFR is thusly announced By
the Stleer Slut: n. A Pryor has received
q photograph of Samuel Sarah Pollard, the
Tuscarora ''lVhat-is-it," taken at Binghamton
New York, when Samuel Sarah WAS attired in
the garb of woman. He, or she, or it, is
starting ont on d lecturing tour, and will
visit Winnemucca shortly. He, she or it will
appear on the stage at first attired man,
and tosard the close OF the lecture as a wo
.nan"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

TnE LARGEST Times, The largest ocean
in the word is the Pacific; the largest sea, the
Mediterranean; river, the Amazon; gdli, Mex
leo; cape, Horn; lake, Superior; bay, Bengal;
island, Australia; city, London; public build
ing, St. Peters, Roue; hotel, Pal &c, San
Francisco: steamer, Great Eastern; desert.
Sahara; theater, Grand Opera House, P:gis;
State, Texas; Territory, Dakota; park Pine
nix, Dublin; highest mountain, Mt. Everest,
Hindostan, Asia; sound, Long Island railroad,
Central and Union Pacific; canal, Grand
Canal, China: bridge. that over the Tay, at
Dundee, III Scotland; the largest railroad
depot is the San PAncras, London; the largest
room in the world under one roof, Military
Room, St. Petersburg; strongest fort, Cab
raIter; longest ship, "Ramsdel;' sailing ship
Of greatest Tonnage, the Three Brothers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

The demi-nlonde were great sufferers by
The late fire, says The Eureka Lc,,dtr. The
locality in which they clustered was swept
clean. What a fine show for the rigid moral
ist to e1patiate upon the frailties and sin of
the fallen. OH would he say, that the in
habitants as we'll as the locality had been
swept clean.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

THE EIkoites are being stirred up by the
Isedependeat on the subject of an old fire en-
CINE, which, purchased in a season of enthu-
siasm and scare, has been stored away for a
year or more i'll private she'd What will
not excitement bring to the surface?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

THe G,-ettq says that the Central Pacific
Railroad Company have finally settled on
moving the railroad shops from Wadsworth
to Reno. The headquarters of the Trnckee
Division will also be removed from Trnckee
to that place. The precise places where the
shops and round places are to be located has
not been ultimately settled upon, However,
tie company contemplate building the round
house in the upper or western addition part
of town, ana the shops vii. probably be built
where the stock yards are now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

"L1NcoLN and JEFF Davis" says an exchange
"were born within a hundred miles OF each
other" Yes, and they have been getting
farther away ever since.-Patent Outside.
When j. D. dies they will be further than
ever apart. Reno Gazette.
Wonder If the Gazette ever expects t"
be received into Abrsham's bosom; and
whether he will ever he able to forget whisky
and howl with Jefferson for drop Of water!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

ONE MORE LICK.-The Silver State, our
pungent contemporary of Winnemucca, gives
the recreant Senator from Humbuldt another
one in the ribs g NJ. s. Thompson has
taken large stock of mining supplies to to
Central District, and III that quiet retreat
away from the cares and excitement of busy
life, is studying the relation which pledges
given before election bear to votes in the Leg
islature after election. The problem seems
easy of solution to those who abide by their
pledges, but it is rather difficult for those
WAC "fell down" to solve it satisfactorily to
the people"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

THE way in which old timers, wrecks of the
hold out is peculiar. Nose Haynes, for ex-
ample, throws off his shroud again, and takes
to his pins.