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J. MILLER & SONS. Proprietors
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What Leading Druggist thinks of the
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CoNcoRD, y. H., Oct al 1870.
MEssRs- 1dMTLEFIELD 4 HAYEs:-I take pleasure
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GEO. F. UNDERHIIIA Druggist
For sale by Emil koehIer. Druggist Rock Island;
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Or Horse Distemper.
A SURECURE

GIVE half an ounce OF RENNE'S PAIN KILLING
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nlAAihg the horse swallow it, Repeat twice a tav
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nha WIN Magic vi, clear Take pail OF water.
pat IA halt an ounce of Magic Oil STR il mp and
sponge out the nostiis and mouth three tiEnes fay
using tresh water each time Wash ont the maneer
win Magic oil and water once day to disinfect il
tive emily little feed time and give il fresh
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tHe Appette, such as potatoes carrots, braa-inash
AID SAT- hay. Must be we'll blsnkeled ard have
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IAis remedy Is not only preventive hat q sure
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M-ASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination Prepared entirely
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70 While it promptly and efectuaIy arrests irrf-
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by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
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vigor to the whole system.
sold by all Druggists and Apothsesries throughOut
the New England States.
For safe liz ttoCk Island by
JOHN BENGSTON,
L. BRUENERT.
SMITH & BOSNEY.
EMIL kEHLER.
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COMPLEXION POWDER.
INDICATED
Complexion
P 0 W D ( R

retail by ]. A. Pozzonf, 10 South Fifth Street, St.
Louis, No., and by all Druggists, etc. 1I'ad1T
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wHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY RESTS.

This would be wild prediction If the
nation was not hopelessly insane on the
Indian question but that it is 80 is mani
fest from General order No. 3, issued by
Cen Sherman, In Washington, on the l4th
inst in which he says that Gen. Candy
had been sent out 70 remove the Modocs
To- reservation, where they could be
maintained and protected By the civil
agents of the Government. " Think Of q
sane government undertaking 30 main
taln thousands of able-bOdied men and
women during the term OF their natural
ives; Must not the great employer of idle
hands vary the standard work of playinR
Joker BY more exciting emplovnentS
what government has Tipht n tax I'D
citizens to feed such hoard Of oilers; .S y :
What but insanity could induce ans, sot -
men TO attempt 10 eivili2e or Cbr;s, ior ~
any set Of people BY cultiyating their " ba
setting contempt for honest indns,rv
How do missionaries and peace eom,,is
sioners expect TO teach the duty and dion;
" labor while excluding from their svs
TENS hunger and cold, the two great teach.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s59.-Fiye hundred thousand
people throughout u s and Canadas. have used
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND SUP
PER TABLE.
LEA & PERKINS Worcestershire
Sauce
is INDISPENSABLE.

JOHN DUNCAN's SONS. New York,
10-1Tdtts&wly Agents for the u. S
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IL throws ont more heat with the came amount of
fuel than any other stove now in use One of them
can be seen III use in Michael Kane's Stove Store
where all can see it, and when seen it will be ap-
preciated, Call and examine it before purchasing
any other Stove now in Market
For sale by Caelean & Collins. No 335 State St
Chicago Western Agents for Sheldon Green q
Co, Troy, N, Y, and by Michael Kane, Rock
tsiaBd. 1O-22tf
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wLApIEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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Ghe 9aiIg Arens.
FRONTIER EXPERIENCE.

III. M;nuesOtA Massacres---Horrible Cruelties
And rrsaehsriss Of the Indians---rhs Peace
policy Fostering Tdlsness and crime---Ths
Trd,.r,. Regeneration to be Found in Work.
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EX-SURVEYOR GENERAL MAR
LET"TE,S CLAIM.

The snbjoined letter and accom-
panying copy of General Marlette's
petition to the Legislature correct
certain erroneous statements which
have been made regarding the same,
and fully speak for themselves con-
corning the matters and things touch
ing which they herewith speak per-
tinently and as by authority:
CARSON CITY, Feb. II, 1873.
EDITOR APPEAL: In your report of
Legislative proceedings in the Senate on
the 18th, published on the 18th instant,
is the following:
petition of S. II. Marlette for five
thousand dollars and upwards for serv-
ices (extra) performed as Surveyor-Gen-
eral four years ago
The Enterprise report has it that Mr..
stevenson presented a petition from
citizens of Carson, asking that the claim
of ex-Surveyor-Genera Marlette be
paid.
I retitioned for 81, 439 G2 in currency,
only $3.50 of which are for services, and
/ am the only citizen of Carson who has
petitioned; but to prevent further mis-
apprehension you will oblige me by pub
fishing the petition itself, which is be
low. Respectfully, yours,
S. II. MARLErTE.
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to appear before said committee to pro
sent evidence Of the equity of his claim.
Respectfully submitted,
S. II. MARLETTE.
The CRANpA11 scandal, from an,

The CRANDALL scandal, from any
mention of which we have hitherto
refrained out of consideration for
the feelings Of that young gentle
man TOR whom we have a very de-
cided liking) has got into the papers,
of course; and of course the APPEAL
will be charged with having been be-
hind all tho other journals of the
State in detailing a bit of gossip
which came under its own immedi-
ate local notice. This don't matter,
however; and we are only too glad
to note that the suspicious which
were levelled against him were all
unfounded and his accounts with his
employers are as straight as need be.
We congratulate him; and as sub
stantial backing to the said congra-
tulation we bespeak for him so much
of considerate action by the Com
pany as shall not only pull out the
sting Of reproach, but make it cer-
tain that he is not debarred from en-
ployment by reason Of the unfortun-
ate assault made upon his character
and standing.
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tain hard urged promises. 1t looks
as if they were pretty rotten setall
round. So it comes, then, that Kan
sas has two soiled political doves for
her present Senators and The natural
offspring of York's virtuous perfidy
for her Senator elect-for Ingalls, is
the outgrowth of the trick which
York played on old Pom.-probably
furnished York the money to make
that big, ugly ante on the clerks
desk--that is, if Pom. didn't give it
up himself. The lamentable situa-
ton calls for new deal, a wiping off
of the slate and a beginning de aao0o.
Caldwell's semi defense, his half way
excusing by the Senate committee
adds humiliating commiscration to
the accusation of chicane and bride
giving. He is made to appear as a
moral idiot-a man who dealt in base
and corrupting things because of no
present self in the shape of
moral shrewdness to tell him that he
was playing with sharp. improper
and over-dangerous tools when going
to work, in his vulgar, commercial
fashion to buy his way to the Senate.
The committees apology for him is
worse than their decision, and none
the less notifying because it was
meant to be of kindly and good
natured turn. Serves him right for
being SO awkward and slovenly in
his bribings!
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The 0ew 5}allp appeal.
THE CENTENNIAL FAIR MEETING.

Let not the meeting called for to-
night in the Assembly chamber be
forgotten. The project which our
gallant and veteran friend, Major
Mccoy, has SO much at heart and
whose Commissioner for this State
he is, is certainly one Of the most
commendable in the comprehensive
ness of its patriotic motives of any
that has ever been devised; and we
hope that the Majors efforts in the
matter may be heartily and substan-
tally seconded.
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BLEEDING KANSAS keeps coming to
the front as an awful example. Just
now her representation in the Senate
of the United States is of sadly
tainted sort. It always was peculiar,
as q glance back at Jim Lane reminds
us. Lane killed a neighbor at a
well,of water about trifing quarrel;
and after a distressful alliance with
Andy johnson, heswent home and
ended his stormy, eventful life with
a self-inflicted bullet hole. Now that
land of tumult and violence is rep
resented in the Senate by two men
who stand out peculiar and marked
stained with charges and proofs OF
bribery. Pomeroy's awkward pre-
dicament as brought about by York,
Simpson, Wilson, Johnson and
others who conspired against him
even to the trapping him into
putting a club into York's treach-
erous hands wherewith to beat
his brains out, sets him up in
dreadfully conspicuous and appar-
emily shameful light; and as the
Caldwell committee say, in half
palliative way about that other un-
fortunate Kansas Senator, it is to be
suspected, after reading York's cruel
that poor old Pom. is
more sinned against than SHINING.
They did play him, most meanly and
mercilessly. We guess he gave that |
money to York; but it is likely that
York borrowed it of him upon GER
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WHEELER IL Wilson SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that q permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. ?. 3. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He viii attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler IL
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured
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THE BONDSMEN's RkLIEF BILL.

We understand that the Senate bill
for the relief of the bondsmen OF
Rhoades will come up to-day in the
Assembly. Whatever action is to be
had upon it should be had promptly.
We certainly trust there may be no
strenuous opposition to the measure
-foundedin strictequity as tits. The
State should cease to urge action IN
acquiesence OF the demands Of o
mere technicality when herself is
most ut fault and some of her best
citizens would be bankrupted If the
bond were enforced and collected.
We have heard, since this question
came up, some strong reasoning
urged in favor of dispensing entirely
with the laws which require the
giving of bonds by elective officers.
Here is the gist thereof: By the
terms Of the popular election the
State itself puts the man in his Of
fee; and the majority of the people
having declared for him and thus
vouched for his eminent fitness, they
1 themselves, and not half dozen
solvent citizens should stand the
brunt of his malfeasance if any he
developes. Indeed, what consist
ency is there in supplementing the
will and choice of the people by
bond bigger than that which is ever
exacted in bailment of a person
charged with a felony? Dispense
with bond making and thereby force
the people to choose none but tried
and trustworthy men. There is not
one of the many agents who carry
on the very responsible business Of
banking and the expressage of valu-
ables here or elsewhere where Wells,
Fargo & Co., carry on their wide
spread transactions who is required
to give bond. Men of strict COM
mercial habits and who have repu-
tation to sustain are selected; and the
company takes the risk, asking no
bondsmen. But they keep open
eyed surveillance of books and trans
actions: and it is but very seldom
that any of their officers proves him
self unworthy of being trusted. It
seems as if the State might we'll af-
ford to pursue a policy which is
thus sustained by an association of
men of large business experience
and acknowledged ability. If the
people will only act with as much
prudence and calm judgment as these
bankers do, there can be no need of
bondsmen; and if they elect a dis
honest man they should not ask a
half score of thrifty citizens to pay
for vouching for the man of the pop
ular choice. Meantime let it be
demonstrated that the State is not so
much in need of reimbursement for
the misdemeanors of an unfaithful
servant as that she must wiring the
measure thereof from the pockets of
a few of her solvent taxpayers.
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acknowledgement Gay

Carson CITY, February IS, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Assembly convened at ii A. NJ.
Speaker in the chair.
Roll callcd-QUoIyil present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Drake was granted indefinite leave
of absence.
Mr.. Savage from Committee on Ways
and Means, recommended indefinite
postpone,nent OF bill to tax net proceeds
Of boTax lands.
Mr.. Cole from Judiciary, reported M
favorabIy on bill allowing Wilson, Ham
mond and others to build bOOms, etc, ON
the Trucl1eo river: aiso, favorably upon
bill to define the rights Of husband and
wife-which was afterwards ordered
printed.
Mr.. Owen from Committee on Corpo-
rations, reported favorably on fares and
freights on railroads.
Mr.. Sessions bill to incorporate the
State Agricultural Socicty-reported
favorably upon; also, favorahly on bill
requiring railroads 10 fence in their
tracks.
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS.
BY Mr.. Bowman-Act to amend the
Revenue law. It amends section ri so
that it viii read that sat any time after
The last day of November up to institu-
ton of suit, any delinquent taxpayer
may pay the taxes assessed against him
with 10 per cent. thereon additional, TO
the District Attorney taking his dupli-
cate receipt, one of which he shall file
with the county Auditor, and 'abolishes
the prerequisite of certificate from the
Auditor. Referred to Judiciary.
Mr.. Wallace's bill to make one years
lescrtion instead Of two he considered
good ground for divorce. Filed.
BY Morrison, an amendatory Act de-
filming State Treasurer duties. Allows
him till 10th of each month to report to
Controller
Act to restrict gaming Referred to
Committee on Judiciary and ordered
printed.
SECOND READING.
Act tc provide for payment OF State
Land agents to attend U. S. Land Office.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Bills concerning certain Washoe funds.
Referred to Washoe delegation.
General Appropriation bill; referred
to Committee on Ways and Means. Also,
bill for payment OF State loan.
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
Bill concerning highways. Passed.
Bill for the better protection of a9ri-
cultural interests. Lost.
Bill to exempt mineral cabinets, etc,
from forced sale. Lost.
Crawford gave notice of reconsidela-
ton.
Concurrent resolution asking Congress
to regulate fares and freights on c.. ?.
r. r. was made special order for Mon
day, Oath inst.
Morrison's bill (amendatory) provid-
ing for the incorporation of literary,
religious and other societies. Passed.
Bill for the taxation Of net proceeds
of mines. Passed.
At 100 Assembly adjourned.
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IMPORTANT LAND DBCIsIoN.-To-
morroW's APPEAL will contain a copy
Of a highly important decision relat-
ing to certain lands which have given
rise to much controversy-said de-
cision coming from the General Land
Office at Washington.
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Dun old bachelor friend, ". B.
Hickok Of Virginia City, is preparing
to give milk-not in a glandular, but
in canny way. The projected lac
tcous undertaking will have genera
ton in the three valleys hereabout
and dispensation il Virginia.
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convicts. Referred to Committee on
State Prison.
Assembly bill for the relief OF Drs.
Weber and Collins, for $500, Tor at
aending Isaacs, wounded prison guard.
Referred to Committee of the Whole.
GENERAL FILE.
Act providing for the collection of
taxes in disputed county territory. CAL
lows inhabitants of such territory to pay
in either county at their option Passed.
Act regulating the manncrof assessing
railroads. Passed.
Act regulating time for ievying alid
collecting taxes. Passed.
Act to compel children to attend school.
Passed by 20 to 3.
Recess till 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An Act for the relief of the California
Institution for the deaf and dumb. Or
dered engrossed.
Senate bill concerning juries. Pas
sed, yeas, 10; nays, 3. ,
Senate bill, can Act to repeal an Act
entitled an Act to aid the Nevada Bene-
VIOLENT Association for the erection of an
Insane Asylum. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Wilson, out of order, introduced
a bill to authorize the counties OF Nyc
and Lincoln to subscribe to stock IN
Humboldt and Colorado railroad. Re-
ferred to delegations from these counties.
Mr.. Davenport introduced II bin to
amend revenue law. (Reqnires Calitor-
MA and Utah vendors to take out license
to sell in this State.) Referred to Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Act concerning terms of Court III tie
several judiciary District. Laid on Ia
BILE
Act concerning marks and brands.
Tabled,
At 500 Senate adjourned.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TIc1ETs, '522 con-
pons 21.lo each, Agency ut Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods aul Stationery
Store. opposite The Ornlai,y House, Car
son City, Nev. Prizes cashod on pro
seItation. Look out for coI.te.fr:ts.
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VERY TRUE.-Our friend John Z.
says the longer you live the more You
know-and be is right. Look out for
"smart Alecs" and 'chcap Johns But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if you want custom made suits from n
good responsible firm, call on J. J..
Dealy, Carson City, agent for Joseph
Figcl, merchant tailor and clotliior. San
francisco. lift
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4 ISLANDER Observation-Disclosures of

a ISLANDER observation-disclosures often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar i'll Carson. If they Will only call on
r. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailcd at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Se9ar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails; hard
ware store.