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EFFoRTs TO CyILzE TIE INDIANS.
INV 1glror1prt no NE rnBuNGI

10y TELLGHAIH - IHL ITIHIN-'T
WAsrINGToN, Jan. l2.-Ihe annual meeting OF
The Beard Of Indian Commissioners began IN
Washington to-day The members Of the Board,
accompanied by the secretaries Of the yanons mis-
tionary organizations engaged in work among the
Indians and 10y q committee appointed by the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church, had hear
ings to-day before the Committee on Indian Affairs
Of the Senate.
At this meeting the committee of the Presbyterian
Assembly presented 10 the Indian Committees a
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STOCKHOLDERS cAILEDTo A MEETING.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad Company bus been called Tor
Alna g. at Flora H., 10 authorize an issue of bonds
with which TO pay the indebtedness Of the company
All the details Of the scheme have not been perfected,
but H f. understood to he the purpose Of tine directors 10
os authority to Issue blanket mortgage Of $4,000,
noo m .oo 600 900 or this amount Sl3 900 900 Is 70
he reserved to- pay the present bonded debt. About
SI 80 600 will be issued 10 pay accrued interest +;
T. - 400 fo" hc Hoating debt 100000 for new equip
T,,nt and 5000 600 for improvements Of tine line.
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THE FINANCES or HARTIRD.

BOsTON, Jan. 12.-The annual report Of
the Treasurer of Harvard University states that the
financial condition Of the college proper gives much con
ocrn to the corporation The deficit for 1sSO'sl,
amounting to S}ll69 49, is the largest which the col
loCe incurred and has forced the corporation to
consider anxiousy the measures necessary prevent
recurrence Of such reduction OF capital. THE general
summary OF the Treasurer shows rcccpt8, under all
headings, amounting 10 3T26.3SO 73, and payments,
~6IJ,759 leaving baance Of $llO,62l 73. The re-
Coipts o the col, itself have been 232 212 81 and
Ia -.l.i 4.
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON

rv,NCIAL AND PERSONAL I'M lLa,.or' =
'I.,,,,,.,, o>- mp SHERMAN BILL CoNliNo'D
an co, po, poHDs-FUNDs FOR C'MrLniAN'
., l,,,>-s,,sN,p. BLACKBURN AGAIN hIN"D
PROM. -. Cl,orr,ou'S Re-
,..5;n, hill was continued in the Senate yes
,r Nossrs Garland, Plumb, Vest Allison
ond sherman participating. Secretary folger
'.os.ordav issued call for S2o,ooo'ooo
e ovtended skies, principal and accrued
;ntorost 70 be paid on March To-
rT'o' Tto House appropriated $4,000 for the
lID ,,lat;on Of the Census Representative
blackburn has replied TO General burpriusc
ond made an address TO the country
.0,,,, r1v,NCIi, DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
,,Y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEi
~ -.,,,,.,,rox Jan. 1.-THE Sherman tunding
an oain occupied the attention of the Senate TO-
A., and several interesting financial speeches were
,,o5e Int nothing new was added to the sum totai
rrbrnon knowledge on the questions at issue. MI.
Carlond supported the Vest amendment to colnpei
.bo National banks to convert their securities hto
tLree ner cents lie quoted from several important
;odicial decisions to prove the banks were created
20 serve purpose for the Government and had no
,,,bts which the Government was in duty bouhu 10
respect. .., a.ooo,, IN
senator Plumb made an mpasSioned speecn ~
o,po,ition 70 the Refundng bil taking the s'o'tu
80 ,hc Covcrnment was able to pay OF the deOt
,nncb faster than ,the Sherman ibil contemplated
orI advocating the disbursement Of all the com
y,saryes over SlOO0OO.0Oo to pay the bonds Hr'
V,st assailed some of the statements mace by NJ
sherman Yesterday in regard to the denonetl@a'lon
- si,or Mr.. Allison. IN a spirited twenty-m'hnto
- ,.,.be4 the history Of the American silver
III. ,r,r, the foundation Of the Government
% senator Sherman Who was the geneT2l 5Gect oJ2 0I
assault replied briefly but eitecuVeN, coEmSIHG N ~
cyerv important point. He eyinced more syI III, III
onsSernr objections and paryng personal tnInsIs
Than m advancing positive arguments IN stpPIiS III
Of his measure Az that has been oheIea up 10 tLe
tme in lis favor is that it will If passed ana tno
bonds are taken up. one million year Io[ '.f M
IeaTs in exchange for he option oi pay Oh ny
bonds Several amendments ihave been ohtreu , 10 T."
the measure already and in the absence Oh NiUo m
messing matters the Senate may indulge it,eH III
General financial debate lasting three or IOuI u"9 .
Mr.. Morgan has the floor for next MonIay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

ToRoNTo, jar. 1.-THE Ontario Legislatmo
opened to-day. The Licucnan-Go'rrnor before closing
Lis address said: 81 allow tine present oppor
tunity to pass without expressing in nay own name and
III. name of the people Of this Province the sref and
INDIGNATION which, iu common win the whole civilized
ri .a fr't af sdocking ANA ulprUNOhrd urdcr ut
the i.fr PRECEDENT Garfield. By no community was ms
death more sincerely moIrned than by tie people or
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THE MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

MONTREAL, Jan. 12.-At the annual meeting
OF the Montreal Telegraph Company to-day, Sir Hugh AL
Ian presiding resolution, authorizing the directors 10
carry an appeal in The case OF Low against the company
f. fine court of last resort il found necessary for the
maintenance Of the agreement with the Great North
Wc,; telegraph Company, carried by stock vote
Of 10 OOD shares against lone. Another resolution,
ouhoril the directors 70 apply TO Parliament iof h"
,r. M itiou ar several acts relating 10 the company.
and asking fox such powers "a Parliament ha4 gwen 10
other telegraph companies, was also carried uhahI-
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'' '' i'' ''''' CHARLES J. FoLGEE Secretary,
PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF COMMITTEES

I'm TFIr0FlrH ~ IHl TEIFTNET
v,.1.r>crc>. Jan. l2.-Thr' House Committee
on RpIcs reportcd an.aendmcnt to the rules of the
- r. LII, - 5,,,t.a will iucrao.c fine
Ho"'o 'o-""' "'''O'' - i -, W. l
membership OF committees "> I"li""S' "''' """
=, -, l,.,...,.,.,. tr,,,, II IN 13 Commerce
p'HN'n- anu N"'' =, I,.,
from Is 10 Ia, Agriculture Ho!L I'D I" ~ I"lV'-"
EHairs from II to I5 Military from to ~, Post
,,.....o,5 p.+-ro,js from, II to 10. Public Lands
Jus an" r. ID :I-.i r,o,,, 10 A., -
fIom il TO TO- racine h'I''''"9 nom i' ~ t"'
Mississippi River Improvements from ]" To 10, Ia
.-.l.1 u...:o.,. from l( tn Mar Claims from /
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i fEOSPEROEs FAcIORE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. 12.-The Langley Cot
ton Factory Company has declared semiannual dyi-
dend OF 2 per share making the total dividend for
fine wear 20 cr cent The net earnings for the year are
~ DER cent The Sibcy mills will soon be IN operation
-.f H4 been purchased Tor tAo JOAN Z Nl"h NM
,u.....i ...Ii .l.u p. erected
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4 NEW TELEGRAPH CONPLyK.

ALBANY, Jan. 12.-Thc New-YorE Telegraph
Company with capital of 81 100000, was Incorporated
to-day. The line H. TO run from New-York to YOnkers
with stations within thirty miles OF the line.
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JURY P4cHlyG ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-1Ae proceedings OF Mr.
Robert Law against tAe uanhns Brothers, professional
Gamblers came 10 an ahrapt determination In the Jus
nee Court to-day. The defendants demanded jury
trial ana their right 70 being conceded Jury VIC m
,iI.'f which rroWutIy acquitted them. II ls as
sumcI thtt the jury Wu- paeaedh TIE hlcFesI VI lHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
J,y COrT,D AT CHICAGO.

CuclGo, Jan. I'M. Gould and his party
leave. this city lor st. Louis ii evening II was thor
tpti5 to leave last evening. but owing go tnc inability
to briog the Colorado and Southwestern meetings to
conclusion Yesterday they decided 10 remain here until
tognt aa the presence of the manager OF TIE Gould
,.,,,is. "a 1tcr--ary at these meetings.
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rnE KENrEcKY. coNTENTL0M

CNclNNArI Jan. PA dispatch from Frank
fort k. 70 The Iimes-Sar says that .Ae Democratic
convention called to nominate CLERK OF t4e Court o.
Anpeais has failed so far 10 make a ohoieo.
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and the several Judges within the circuit aud dehnes l'7
powers and duties.
The bonds Of the 1cjth call redeemed to date amount
70 S1s 1877 200 and The bonds of the 1OGth call redeet"
to date amount 20 p .5l3,00O.
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TR4GMENrS OF rESTERN NEWS.



CYNTHIANA, Ky, Jan. PA portion of the
tIcete used for the construction of bridge the
Licking RIVER the Kentucky Central Railroad, was
washed away 10y reshet yesterday Transfers must be
made for few days.
FINDING HOMES FOR BOYS IN KANSAS.
CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-Jamcs Matthews, general
AGENT of the Children, AID Society OF NcwYork with
about twenty lads, passed through here yesterday
bound Tor Kansas, where homes viii be found for the
boys.
THE SMALLPOX SCOURGE.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 12.-the health officers re-
ported this afternoon that sIXtyhvc OF small
poX have appeared during this week, an increase OF
TWENTY-FIVE over last week. one hundred and nine
have been under treatment during the week, and 900
persons have been yaccnatcd by the physicians OF the
Health Department.
GENERAL PRENTISS COMPLIA1ENTED.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l2.-GyucTal i. VI.
Preruss, who commanded a division at the battle OF
shiloh which captured. II here the guest of the
Cincinnati Society cV-NUuy and Navy Officers to at
tend Us annual banquet. The Chamber of Commerce
rendered him lv vote the extraordinary compliment OF
permission vl, the door and Hoccp The privileges Of
The Chamber. The GenCTai thanked the mcnJc- and
met with a most cordial rcctuf.uu.
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lNnrHLR CALI. FOR BONDs.

WAsmNGToN. Jan. 1.-The following Is the t'AI
of the 10Th call for the redemption OF bonds oI le
loan of July II and August >, 1851 c'hllh"cu a.
So per cent from July /, ISL issued TINS "i'''-
noon:
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soME FUErHER DETAILS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 12.-Leutenant Danenhauer ,
with five sailors has arrived at YakOsk via Vershusk
The other six persons with Engineer Melville, are eA
pccted to arrive shortly Lieutenant Dauenhauer and
his companions are comfortably lodged and
have been supplied with neccssarcs. Money Will be ad-
vanced when they desire TO proceed on their journey
10 lrkoutsk Captain De Long and the others Win MN
had not again been heard M to the 18th o NOVe-
Der, when Lieutenant Dancnhaucr left Boulorrng' Ac
cordng to the statements Of the men who nave rcacGct
Yakousk the Jcanneie caught IN the ice on tAc ist
Of OctObrr. 1879, and drcd until she abandoned
The second boat has not yet been heard Of
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LIRGE SALE or COTTON

ST. LOUIS, Jan. PA dispatch from Dallas,
T Gays: The largest .ale OF cotton ever mad" IA tho
United states was made to-day by NJ a. Cleveland II
,,,.i.t.l ,f q -o5 bales The consideration n round
n 1rc- Vas 100000. Major A. Rut hay purchased u
ftrr on
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CURRENT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
LATEST FROM THE JEANETTE CREW.

LATEST FROM THE JEANETTE CREW
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Mr. Frelinghuysen, the
Secretary of State has just received the following
telegram from our Charge d'Affaircs at ST. Peters
burg respecting the fate of the Jeanette aud her
crew:
Dauenhauer and five of the of the whale
boat arrived at Yakutsh on December II. They are
comfortably lodged: and all wants are snpplled.
Melville and six men are expected soon. De Long
and the crew Of the first cutter had not been iound
ON November 49, the last date from Boulonenga.
II ls reported that the Jeanette caught IN an
ice pack October l. 1879 and dnfted with winds
and currents till June last aud was then abandoned
HOFFMAN"
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THE NIRILAND STATE TREdSURER.i
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 12.-Bames Compton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
An Electrician Married.

Last evening George Sent,
otherwise known as "Graphy,"
Manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office at Virginia
City, was married by Rev.
w. c. Gray at the resi-
dence of J. c. Harlow, to Mrs.
L. A. Quimby. All the news
papers in the country will join
the APPEAL in congratulating
the wife of the distinguished
electrician upon her streak of
good luck. No man in the range
of our acquaintance would make
a kinder and more devoted hus-
band than "Graphy." The AP-
PEAL Office acknowledges the
usual installment of cake and
wine which belong to weddings
in this section.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Livery and Feed Stable.

ID. Gree has now a fine stock
of fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
nish teams or single rigs at
cheaper prices than any stable
in the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month and
given the best of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction, both as to
the quality and price of services
rendered.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
They Rung In.

The other day some of the
boys concluded they would get
picture of the Jail taken with
the chain gang grouped in front.
Just as Marston got his machine
leveled several leading citizens
of Carson who happened to be
passing, quietly slid into the
focus and improved the oppor-
tunity of getting their pictures
taken for nothing, and then
passed on in ignorance Of what
was going on. When the pic
lures are mounted and ready for
sale it will be entitled: "Carson
Jail and group of prisoners"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Domino Party.

Hall IL .Meder will give a
Domino Party at the Opera
House on Saturday evening,
December %, 1882. Tickets
s., including two dominoes.
Two extra dominoes 81 each.
The inspection committee will
see that no loud characters are
admitted. Tickets to be had of
Hall & Meder. Parties wishing
to attend must purchase tickets.
One ticket Will entitle the hold
err to a domino for gent and lady.
Dominoes can be procured two
days prior to the party at the
Ormsby House.
HALL & MEDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Wants 1t Repealed.

The Chronicle of last night
says.
Senator Brumsey has been
circulating two petitions to the
Legislature to-day. One calls
for the repeal the law which ex-
empts $12O Of a monthly salary,
and the other protests against
such repeal. The petition fol-
RIVAL has received many sigma
II IS, while the one against re-
peal has not a single signature
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
s Curious Accident.

A rancher's team ran away
yesterday morning near Jacks
ranch, and completely getting
the upper hand of the driver,
plunged over d bank and the
off horse, turning completely
over, broke his neck. The
driver, John BRAHMS, was badly
hurt. having his face lascerated
and his collar bone broken. The
nigh horse had the skin stripped
off his fore legs. The wagon,
with its country produce, was
complete wreck. BRAHMS says the
animals took fright at the carcass
Of a COW lying alongside the
road and badly decomposed. A
coyote was inside of the carcass
feeding and as the horses passed
it suddenly come out and run
ming across the road, frightened
the team. The rancher lives
near Marklevilie and expected
to sell his outfit in Carson and
90 to California. His loss is
several hundred dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15

The Austin RereiUe says
Like the sword of Damocles,
suspended by hair, so the ter
rible bugbear periodically sns-
pended over Carson and Wor-
rying the nerves of her am
bilious citizens is the threatened
removal of the State Prison to
Reno or some other more eligi-
BILE point. Some years ago
Governor Bradley went so far as
to actually commence building
a new State Prison near Reno
and the plotting, envious Reno
ties complacently point to the
walls thereof, erected at that
time, as evidence of possibilities
and future probabilities in that
matter. To raise a howl from
Carson it is only necessary to
mention even a remote psssi-
tility of the prison being re-
moved to Reno, and to Reno
above all other places IN the
world. They could stand it to
have it removed to Candelaria,
rejoice in seeing it established
in Austin, but take it to Reno.
bah never 4!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Effect OF the salary Law

Since the law went into effect
by which county officials were
paid salaries instead of having
fees the State has been the loser
while the counties have gained
In 1882 the State paid $4,000
more to collect It's revenu IS than
under the fee system, from the
fact that it still had to pay its
proportion of the salaries and
got back none Of the money
saved on fees, as the latter went
into the county treasures. Most
of the difference arises from the
payment by the State of pOr-
ton of the salaries of assessors,
while the county gets the fees.
The amount lost to the State by
this amounts to about per cent.
of the total revenues. The sal
aries of the county officers under
the new law are not uniform.
Eureka, Lander and Storey pays
the heaviest salaries to its Off
GERS and Ormsby about the least.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Dancing School.

At the Opera House. Glasses
every Saturday from l to P.
NJ, and from 7 to 8 P. NJ, after
which dancing until II o'clock.
Terms, payable in advance.
Adult class, per month, S. :;
children, under fifteen years,
So. Music furnished for balls
and parties at a reasonable
figure. HALL l. MEDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
The Various AIfcawbers
The Enterprise says /:

The Enterprise says:
The COmstock MicaWber is
waiting for another bonanza, the
Carson Mics Wber Tor the Legis-
lature to meet, the Reno Micaw-
Der for some one to come along
and build wooden factory,
while the Truckee Micawber is
waiting for the country to thaw
out.
All the Micawbers will con-
gregate in Carson next month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
STOCKS.
INFORMAL EOARD-0 A. NJ.

lNEORM AL BOARD-o A. VI.
SAN: FRANCISCO, Dee. H.
Following are the opening and
closing quotations: Albion, 3 90,
! So; Ophir, 2 20, s.; Union,
i; Mexican, 81, 9 10; Savage,
05, 10; Utah, 2; Belcher,
SOC: Gould & Curry, : 60,
, 81; Best & Belcher, 4 10
Hale & Norcross, l 40, l So ;
yellow Jacket, l 40; Occidetal,
l 30; Potosi, 1 20; Con. Vir-
ginia, zoe; Bullion, soc, 50 :;
Chollar, l 10, Il; Andes, zoe :;
California, sc; Independence,
10 Eureka Con-, 1Ol.
MORNING BOARD-l1 A. NJ.
373 Ophir-2 20
540 MeXican-3 GJ
SO Gould g. Carry 80
30 Caiifornia-5c
120 Best & Belcher-4 05
AGO Savage 10
1865 Con. Virginia-60c
l4j Choilar-l 10
40 Potosi-1 20
l55 Hale & Norcross-I 10
So Crown Point 80
$50 Yellow Jacket 80
255 Belcher-S0c
440 Sierra Nevada-3 10
50 Utah. 80
4i0 Buliion-9jc
800 Exchequer-30c
20 Justice--l5c
220 Union CON- SO
$50 Alta-40c
40 OccIdental-I 20
175 Scorpion-65c
AFTER MORNING BOARD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14-2
p. M.-Union, 3 So 5; Sierra
Nevada, 8 40 a; Mexican, 3 60
5; Ophir, , 65 b, . "a; Best
Il Belcher, 4 O5 s; Gould &
Curry, . 60 s; Savage, l o. b,
l GA; Chollar, l 45 b, Il a;
Hale & Norcross, 1 50 s; Po-
tOsi, 1 20 b; Belcher, soc b,
soc a; Crown Point, Al b, 80
a Z; Yellow Jacket, ! b, l 80 a;
2 50 b; Scorpion, zoe
a f.; Utah, l 95 b; Bullion, soc
b, a; Eureka Con-, 10 a.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
40 Northern Belle--9l
20 Albion 80
so Bodice %
200 OrO-l5c
100 Atlas
1880 Independence-70c
5l5 N. Belle Isle-l5c
so Mono-25c
$50 Martin White-2I
80 Silver King-l0!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15

Call and look at the canary
and mixed bird seed at Thax-
tcr's drug store. 1t is imported
and perfectly clean. None other
is suitable to feed your canaries.
If you want the common seed,
he has it, and asks but a bit a
pound.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
Watered Milk

Several milk consumers have
sent letters to the APPEAL COM
planning Of watered milk. II
they will give their names and
the names of the parties fur
nishing the milk, the letters will
be published. One correspond
ent wants to know how the
presence of water in milk can be
definitely established. For two
bits one can purchase lactom-
eter which will tell to Il nicity
how much the milk has been
adulterated. A lactometer can
also be made by putting some
shot in glass phial and corking
it with a pine stick about six
inches long. Get some milk
fresh from a COW and put the
bottle in it. 1t will sink until
the buoyancy of the stick brings
it to standstill. Then make
notch in the stick at the highest
point where the milk vets it.
After that the lower the notch
sinks in milk the more it is
Watercd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
a Valuable Invention.

A Carson man who has fol
wears been In the habit of laon-
ing books to every body and
never getting any of them back
has invented a machine which
will make his fortune. 1t is a
little slip of brass enclosing a
chemical compound, the same
kind as employed in blowing up
the Gar. When you loan Il book
you ask the borrower how long
he wants it and then set the car
fridge to explode few days
later than the time for returning
the volume. 1t is then slid into
the back of the book and locked,
the loaner returning the key to
his vest pocket. If the book
doesn't come back soon after the
schedule time it blows up and
damages a room $500 worth. OF
course you lose the book, rs on
the same plan if it is not return
ed; but after a man has been
blown up Il few times he will
begin to have a mighty fresh
memory for the time books
ought to be returned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15
H Oliday Cards. &c. &c.

Silk-fringed, plush sachet, and
novelty souvenir cards. Prang's
prize banners, ideal panels, and
i full assortment of juvenile
Christmas cards. Diaries for
1888. The Autophone and other
novelties from Ichi Ban on ex-
hibitien at
CAGWIN & NOTEWARE's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-15

Zephyrs, all shades !; crewls,
all shades /; German knitting
worsted, all shades Saxony
yarns, all shades; Shetland
weols, all shades; embroidery
silks, all shades, at NJ. Cohn's.