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Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
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We ask the Banner how long is it
since it declared Republicanism the
best party in the country. 1t answers
by calling us n ''dyed-in-the-wool
Bourbon, Rip Van Wrinkle" 1t seems
that to quote from the Bqnaer of yes
terday, may to-day be BouTbonism,
delving into the past, etc, al nGuseqm.
The st. Louis Democrat warns the
Eastern capitalists to beware how they
attempt to defeat the wishes of the
people concerning the taxes and cur
rency, or "they VIII get the West upon
her tin ear, 50 to speak, and the seat of
Government VIII be whisked away from
the Potomac in a jiffey.' 1t is fortu-
nate the Democrat was so considerate
as to give this warning.
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Bakers and C0nfectioRers.
L. II. ELDRIDGE. IS Church street.
MRS. GEO. GREIG. AZ Union street.
JUNGERHASN 4 CO.. 81 Public square.
A. RANNIE. "a Broad and ZOE S. Market ST.
CnAS. ROBERTSON. "a y. Market street.
g. II. VESSEL, 81 y. College street.
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WGtehmGkers and Jerelers.

Trunk Manufacturer.
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M~GnufdctUrers and Dealers an Hair Work
p. GRANVILLE & co, % n. Cherry street.
JOS. Z. LOISEAU 3 CO., p ". Cherry street.
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Paints, Oils and Glass.
CHAS. II. GAUTHIER, y. College street.
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Druggists.
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CHAS. h. HALL, II y. College street.
JOHN HOLAHAN. . Union street.
Nancy A BR0., SO Church street.
TRECY & COYLE, p Union street.
T. L WINSTEAD & CO., ] n. Cherry street.
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Retail Dry Goods.
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Stores, IiHtcdTe, Etc.
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Manufacturers Of Looking Glasses, WIN
dOtC CG5Rice and Frames.
FREEMAN s. ORCHARD. 70 North College St
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Real Estate Agents.
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~COllegestreet.
THOS. CALLESDER, 20 North Cherry street.
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UlNSlEAUs onAELIE - w.. 81 IuOlC CYu1hG-
Bakers and COnfectiORers.
L. II. ELDRIDGE. IS Church street.
MRS. GEO. GREIG. ~ Union street.
J~UNGERHASN 4 co. 81 Public square.
A. FANNIE. "a Broad and ZOE S. Market Sc.
CnAS. R0BERISON. "a y. Market street.
G. ii. VESSEL, 30 y. College street.
Boots and Shoes.
b. K. CUTTER, corner of Broad and College SITS.
ID. N. EA1HERLY. CT n. College street.
CBAs. B. HALL, ~ n. College street
JOHN HOLAHAN. . Union street
NANCY A Bro, SO Church street.
REC 4 COYLE. p Union street.
7. L WINSTEAD & CO., ! n. Cherry street,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
S. POWERS & son, % Public Square.
Druggists.
A. n. COUSINS L CO., corner Broad and Cherry
streets.
Furniture Manufacturers and Dealers.
W. I. BEATTY 4 CO., NJ. 10 y. College st.
WEAkLEY 4 WARREN, 10 and IL n. College st.
Gun Makers and Dealers IN Cams and
PbStOLS.
FL. BTTTERLICH & J. LEGLER, No. 21 Dead
erick street.
Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
JOHN NJ. MCKEE 4 BRO. SO Union street.
VAIN a WALKER. "a Public Square.
ISAAC W~ATERFIELD, - Union street
Hoop Skirt MdHoJdctOry and Ladies'
Goods.
d. LOVEHAS & CO., 10 Public Square.
Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN & HOWELL, I4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
Millinery and DresS-MakiRg.
MRS. j. C. BARRY. 40 Union, near Cherry.
MES. TINES, "a y. Summer street.
Mattress Manufacturer.
Ed. b. MILLER, : North College street.
Manufacturer and Dedlersin Hair Work
P. GRANVILLE & co, 25 n. Cherry street.
JOS. L. LOIsEAU 3 CO., p N. Cherry street.
Manufacturer Of looking Glasses, WIN
dOt0 CGTRiee and Frames.
FREEMAN s. ORCHARD. 10 North College St
Music and Musical Instruments.
Z. DORMAN & CO., 50 Church street
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

Ne. GEORGE BANCROFT, like too many
seduced BY mistaken estimate of Eu-
ropesn culture and high notions. into q
turning a cold shoulder upon the dis
tinctive things and policies of Yankee
land. has evinced so decided an inclina-
ton to adopt the inadnIiss:ble notions
and requirements Of Prince Bismarck,
that President Grant has found it advi-
sable to relieve him from tie Berlin mis-
sion and appoint Mr.. J. c. Bancroft
Davis to succeed him. 1t is Undersi cod
th:.; Mr. Barcrofts unpa-lonable mis-
take WIS III giving too much encourage
rnent 10 Bismarck ; proposition to hold
I'll such of our naturalized fellow citi-
Zens uf German birth Is might happen
tn be absent Us long as two Years from
their adopted country and on q visit 10
their native land, liable TO military duty
IN the Prus-ian army. OF course, the
encoCr1geElsE Of this sort Of thing is
Hat te-esy, and IS Sufficient reason tor
tIr. B,ncroi,'s recall. The failure of
HGrcruft and Notify TO DO justice to
their positions a. representatives, o. this
Government ri Eerlin and London, dis
coUraEes the idea If connecting high
scholarship with an estimate of fitness
for the si.rewd dealings and keen sagaci-
ties Of diplomacy The new appoirtee,
NJ. Davis. has had great experience III
The State Department and stands very
high IS 4 practical and practiced states
man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

Il the Senatorial issue in this State is
not, as TIE APrkAL has stated it to be,
very closely related to fight between
Sharon and Sutro, why has SItro es:,sb-
lished at dead expense and outlay. q
newspaper of lis own in Virginia City
TO fight Sharon with? This question is
for the iidepeadea:t to answer. As tothe
APPEAL. it is Republican newspaper.
II will abide the result of that party's
Primaries and support its nominees,
even though they should be Sutro men;
but these conditions cannot blind US to
the more palpable issues of the times.
The domestic question with which this
people will have to deal, and which will
swamp all others because of its para
mount importance. is the question which
is represented by Sharon on one side
and Sutro on the other. And We repeat,
if, as TIE Independent pretends to be-
lieve, this is not the true state of the
case. why has Mr.. Sutro followed his
declaration of intention to run for the
Senate with the establishing of paper
on the Comstock ledge to oppose Mr..
Sharon? And if this is not the leading
issue in Nevada why does the E.depend-
sat plague its readers with long winded
editorials in assaulting Sharon and in
r a.
gress? Is Mr.. Sutro's organ afraid to
trust the Issue to q vote of the people
seek to steal march upon his fellow
citizens of Nevada as his Congressional
fugleman, Negley. did on the House of
Representatives.?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

That THE MONEY awarded to Uncle
Sam by the Geneva Board of Arbitration
is white elephant. is illustrated by the
debates which have been had over it in
Congress. Following is report Of pro-
cecdings in the House of Wednesday:
The House took up the Geneva Award
bill
Bass opposed Wilson of Indiana and
supported Buffers Substitute.
Eldridge favored covering into the
Treasury money paid under the Geneva
Award.
Frye of Maine spoke of the influence
of the insurance companies on Congress,
and said they had even sent some Of the
best lawyers of the country to Geneva
where they appeared at the same time
as the counsel for the u i,ed States. and
they nov send them here as lobbyists
He mentioned the name Of Evarts in
this connection.
Tremain defended the latter from the
impu.at!on, while Butler OF Massachu-
sets repeated the charge.
Frye continued his speech and repeat
en- his statement made yesterday that
the amendment i'll relation TO the Mutual
Insurance Companies got into the bill by
fraud. He wanted the clause struck out
and the Mutual Insurance Companies
placed On the same footing as the Stock
Companies, to be paid III case they lose
and only in that case.
Ward of Illinois and Hatch of Maine
spoke in favor of Batter substitute
A. o'clock Bntler Of Massachusetts,
rose to close the debate.
Poland complained that time had not
been fairly apportion-d to the minority
Of the Committee and asked Butler 10
Nicld l. minutes 10 Beck.
Butler declined. notwithstanding Po-
land rather persist, u;iy urged his request
ard proceeded III his Argument. He
rry SCntci stGt.Stjcz showing the immense
profits al one MatuIi Insurance Com
rany AMI sid it came here now aud
asked for nearly 81. 500 zoe to be added
to the amount it hu,j already robbed the
sailors and merchants of by its war pre-
u!ums Of -. 10 and - per cent.
At the ccnclgsiuI Of Batter speech
be yielded five minutes u S,arkweather,
who sP"ie in favor of Buffers sTbsti-
tu;e, after which tie. House proceeded TO
vote or the bill and its amendments.
Frye's amendment, str king cat Of
Butier's substitute the p-ovi,o in relation
TO Mutual Insurance Companies vas
agreed to by ayes I37-noes no. counted
Various amendments were offered by
Tremain TO Buffers substitute. AL of
which Were rejected.
Poland's substitute was rejected 10y
ayes %. noes III.
E!dridge then moved to L.. the whole
subject On the table Rejected by -
ayes TO IU1 noes.
Buffers substitute for Senate I'LL was
then adopted by 132 ayes 20 i0l noes.
The title of the nil was then changed
10 n bill TO provide fora Just and eguit-
able distribution OF moneys paid in pur-
suance OF the Geneva Award, and the
House adjourned
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United States Circai. Court.

The Senate bill fixing tie time for
holding the Circuit Court Of the United
States III the districts of California,
Oregon and Nevada, which passed the
House yesterday, provides that the term
Of the Circuit Court for the following
districts shall be held hereafter as fol-
lows: For the district of California and
city of San Francisco. on the second
Monday of March, July aud November
of each year; for the district Of Oregon,
in the city of Portland, the second Mon
day of April, August and November of
each year; for the district of Nevada. in
the city of Carson. on the second Mon
day Of March, June and October of
each year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12
SENATOR MITCHELL CLEARED
OF ISLANDER.

Close following upon the decision OF
tie Cour; of Inquiry who were summon
ed to investigate the charges against
General Howard, comes the report of
the Senate Committee appointed TO ex-
anime the charges made against Senator
Mitchell of Oregon. Here it is, as fol-
lows; and it illustrates the justice and
wisdom ot giving the fullest and prompt
es. inquiry to accusations resting against
public men. Says the telegraph
Washington. June Ex-senator Nit
chell. of Oregon. appeared before the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day. in answer to charges
relating to the alleged scandal connected
with his early life He invited and chal-
lenged examination into all charges pre-
ferred against him. The Committee
then privately considered the matter,
and as result of full leliberation,
unanimously came to the conclusion that
there was not sufficient basis for any
charge to justify further investigation,
and the Committee directed their Chair
man to report to the Senate accordingly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

| Nh. WM. SlaEoN arrived at Eureka
| by private conveyance on Monday NOM
ing last, the Sth inst. His arrival there
calls ont the following from the Sentinel
of Tuesday:
VIM. Sharon, Republican candidate
for United States Senator, and /. l..
Requa, Republican candidate for Gov
| ernor, We're among the arrivals il Eureka
yesterday. 1t is Mooted that the former
comes to Eastern Nevada for double
| purpose partly 10 look at the Eureka
| and Palisade Narrow Gauge Railroad,
which he meditates giving a helping
hand, and partly to make the acquaint-
ance of his felluw-citizens in this part
of the State. with the view Of ultimately
soliciting their support in the coming
Senatorial canvass. Mr.. Sharon is eX-
tensively interested i'll mining enter
prises in all parts Of the State. and
knowing from long experience the wants
of mining communities aud the leeisla-
ton best adapted to the protection and
development Of the mining interests, We
view him as especially strong with the
mining men of the State. No matter
how widely we may differ with him in
politics. candor compels US to say that
in our judgment he will be found for
midable opponent in the great Senatorial
battle now SO near at hand. We extend
to these gentlemen the social. if not po-
litical, Inequalities of the Great East
Concerning that little political affair
they will have to consult the people
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

The L1,iep>"oleai Iarncs over several
prominent Nevadans as possible cardi-
dates for the Senate, and speaks o.them
IL italics as c;ii-es.s If lie Stat. The
hint meant to be coneyed Is, that Sharon
5 ri citizen Of Nevada. It Is our
opinion that lie *: but whet Their lie he OF
uo;. Is ii not in rather doubtful taste for
AdUlph Su;ro-s personal organ to gues-
tion anybcdy's. citizenship? Amt it
rather cool proceeding for Sutro, vhose
ouly taxable piece of property in this
State Is the iteleg.eadsat newspaper ma
terial. and whose only hope of larger
ownership is through the successful pros
scU.ion of his raid upon the Belchcr
and other mines. to denource Sharon,
the largest tax payer in the Slate rs
Nonresident?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

Or COURSE we don't want to see our
infatuated friend Ellis, nor any other
Democrat, elected Governor, but fair
play is jewel. and we protest against
the packing Of its injurious compliments
upon him by the Crescent. A rebel rec
ord is bad enough; but when handicap
ped by old Snarleyow the load is most
too heavy for any man to carry.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

As FAST as the hardy frontiersman kills
off the Apaches and finds himself with
nobody to scalp and slaughter, he, pooI
man, driven to hard extremities, takes to
killing his pale face neishbors, to keep
his hand in. Thus it happens that the
daily dispatches from Arizona are rend-
ercd interesting by short anecdotes Of
the local murderings done by the indus
trious homicides Of that favored Terri
tory.