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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21
SECOND DispAroH.
Crosksd whisky lIabeas Csrpss
Case - Earthquake shsek- Geld
Weather Improvements In she
stock Market.

SAN FRAScrsco. Jan. 2l-2 r. NJ
Tho crooked whisky case Is still on trial
In the United States District Court. A
number Of Revenue storskespers who
have been ON duty at the Antioch dis
tillery were placed on the stand by the
defense to-day. all swearing that they
never saw any fraudulent practices on
the part OF the propristors.
The Sampson Rosenblatt habsas cor.
pus case came up in the police court this
morning, and on motion Of the District
Attorney was continued until Thursday
next. kilograms have boon received
from New York that IN officer is on the
way from there with a rsquisition based
on indictments found there. His bail
has been raised to $50. 900. In default Of
which Rosenblatt is confined In the city
prison.
A slight shock Of earthquake occurred
about 9 o'clock this morning. To-day
was the coolest OF tho season. Just be-
foro sunrise the Thermometer In ex.
posed localities marked twsnty-sishi
degrees. The frost was quarter Of an
inch thick on tho sidewalks. About ]
p. NJ. rain began falling. turned into
snow in q few moments. and then
cleared up.
Stocks after the Board were ~ fol-
lows: Gould & Curry. sal; Savage. $40
chOllar. 500; ophir, $50; Hale 4 Nor
cross, sol; Crown Point, $24 90; Con-
solidated Virginia, $453; California.
sss 90; Best & Bslchsr. $G5; Mexican,
$40 70; Justice. $50; Sierra Nevada,
a 80.
Gold closed In New York at lis.
Groenbacks. ssH buying; 50 selling.
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srArloxERY ANp IKwxLRY.

J.. L. Marshal. at the Gold lii Poit
once storc, 10 sois agent for al
the San Francisco aud Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received o. soop o. published,
aud delivered In any part Of Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
short notice. Gold and silver watches. clockp,
and = dne assortment VI Jowclry: repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large STOCK
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular adver-
semeu In another column. te1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21
THE SPELLING MATCH.
Great Excitement About it, and -
Jolly Time Anticipated.

Little boys were collected in groups
on the streets to-day. not engaged as
many would think. in swapping"
marbles. or negotiating a transfer OF
jsck.knivss. but in drilling for tho great
spelling match which, under direction OF
Professor j. n. Flint. comes of at the
old grammar school in this town to-
night. They are not the only ones who
have tho spelling fever bad, for we also
fouId men in saloons neslecting n
tempting invitation 20 ''tako some
thing to settle disputed points about
such questions as whether cantaloupe
should be spelled with or without a
..u," mortgaseor without an ''e." and
whether ousel spelled with a double
60 and a .'z." or M written above.
In fact. wa are keepin: within bounds
in stating that Gold Hill. old and young.
has the fever bad. and that nothing
short Of a spell at the match this even
Ing will suffice to relieve the alarming
symptoms.
II may not be amiss. for the benefit
Of those who have not seen previous
issues. TO state that the price OF ad-
mission will he the merely nominal sum
Of twenty-five cents. tho door money to
DO awarded to the champion speller, and
that this will be decided by giving out n
list Of thirty or more words to be written
ON slips Of paper. and handed in to the
referees, selected by the audience, whose
duty il shall be TO render n fair and im-
partial decision. In order TO combine
amusement with Improvement. there
will DO u contest between chosen sides,
the leaders Of which shall. IL possible.
belong. n to Gold Hill and the other
to Virginia. and for the purpose OF Civ
ing everybody q chance there will prob
ably be n match conducted after the
Artemas Ward and Josh Billings style OF
photography. the one who spells words
most absurdly carrying on the honors.
While Professor Flint will DO happy
to have every person present take part
in the exercises. he wishes us to state
that no one. particularly ladies. will be
over.persuaded, or. ~ it were. soerced
10 take part ia the exercises. IL IL sx-
peeted that lawyers, doctors, newspaper
men, and that class Of fellows who
try to put on learned airs, will DO
be slaughtered. and two to onc they will
he. at least they should. We say this
on principle. believing that anybody who
puts on airs Is Mt all times a proper sub
jcct TO sacrifice. But while saying this
We wish TO make nj exception in favor
Of Judge Wright. who still snarts under
the experience Of last Winter. There
will be h-aps Of fun. 40 all who can and
remember that the doors will DO open at
$50 o'clock. and the trouble will begin
ut Z.
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-
SAN FRAScrsco. Jan. 2i.-1:3oP. H.
In a letter left BY II. c. Kibbs to Col
Fry. tho deceased confsssss his dsfsl'
cation, and describes the desperate
straits to which he has been driven 70
raise the necessary funds to ioat along
with the tide Of speculation. In bis
letter to W. II. L. Barnes. the writer
asks him as o Commander Of the Ma
sonic Commandery to which be (Kibbe)
belonged, to help his orphan children.
He also incloses in tho letter 10 Barnes
a noto to Charles Neal. asking that gen.
tlsman to aid his children. Mr.. Neal 10
reminded In the note that he (Kibbs)
assisted in placing him on the highway
to wealth and prosperity. and bsgs
therefore that he (Neal) will not forget
his children.
The woodvills Mining Company have
levied an assessment OF 81 delinquent
February 22d.
The Sierra Nevada Board Of Trustees
organized by the election Of John Skae
Presinent, ]. F. Miller Vice President.
W. W. ststson Secretary and W. T.
Wright Superintendent.
Tho Enterprise Publishing Company
Of Virginia City, has sued ]. d. Fry and
A. T. Sherwood, executors Of the estate
OF Is. +. Sherwood, to recover $500 In
surance money paid to the latter as
Trustee.
Major @. B. Vernon. who has 70.
eeivsd the appointment Of Major Gen.
eral Of the National Guard Of California.
is an ex.member Of the New York
Seventh regiment. Ho declined an APP
pOintment to the West Point Military
Academy. aud soo after the breaking
out Of the wal Of the rebellion. enlisted
as u private in the regular army and was
made First Sergeant Of his company,
and in six months received o commits
sion rs Second Lieutenant. He retired
from the army with tho rank Of Captain.
and nominated for brevet major. He
was in several battles and received pro.
motion for gallant and ~moritorious con.
duct, He is . member OF the Pacific
Stock Exchange.
A meeting OF friends Of the late Min.
lister Avery will DO held this evening TO
make arrangements to participate In the
procession.
Snow. a quarter Of an inch deep. fell
here this morning. and leo formed TO
the thickness Of half an inch In exposed
places. It was the coolest night Of the
season.
O'Donnell, the sailor who was burned
so badly a few weeks ago at the burning
OF a grocery store on Mission street,
died at Mare Island this morning from
the effects Of the injuries received at the
fire.
Vim. Harlan. son 81 sI.Sscretary Har-
Ian OF Iowa, died ut the Palace Hotel
Wednesday night. His father and moth.
or arrived in the city the hight before he
died. They return East tomorrow tax.
ing the remains Of their son with them.
Tho steamer City Of Melbourne arriv.
ed to-day. Tho Sydney Nens states
that Ernest ellis, the explorer. had
crossed to Australian continent. after
many mouths journey. He reports
desert 325 miles wide. without trace Of
water.
A number Of German Immigrants In
the colony Of Victoria were In great
straits, and q number had died from
starvation and disease.
Hall. late agent Of the Pacific mail at
Sydney. was severely spoken Of by
Dibbs. member Of the Assembly. in q
public speech, and he brought suit for
damages inc 5000.
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Arrivals shis Msrsiss.
n,p.rture. L,,t EvsuIsx.

FrExrrrIr.--More furniture has prob
ably been sold in Gold Hill and Virginia
in the few months since the great fire in
tho latter place. than in five times the
same length Of time preceding 1t. The
unusual demand has stirred up a CORE
spending degree Of ambition in the
breasts Of the furniture dealers, and to-
day there Is n fierce rivalry between them
NJ 10 which Eau sell the most, the beat,
and the cheapest articles. II. W. Grant,
the pioneer Gold Hill furniture man.
who established o store here when every
body else thought tho enterprise was
only calculated TO sink money. and who.
by a long course Of strict attention to
business, has finally mastered the situa-
ton and placed himself in the front
rank. il still in the field with q stock
Of goods which cannot be excslled this
aide Of the great Sierra. Anything in
the house furnishing line, from . door
mat TO a superb psrlor set. can b found
at his establishment. two doors above
the NEWS Office. Main street. Gold Hill.
and his branch store. in the basement
OF the Capitol lodging. house, afew doors
further down the street. All who desire
TO purchase house-furnishing goods will
consul, their interests by giving him a
call.
JAKE WHITE TEIuMrnASr.-This en-
terprising gentleman. proprietor OF the
bus line between Gold Hill and vir-
ginia. was the proudest man to be seen
ON tho streets to-day. the reason for
which was that he sportsd the sayest
sleigh in the town. To-day vas the
first occasion ON which Jake transferred
his bus from wheels to runners this
season. lie would have done 80 before.
but all his sleighs were destroyed at the
big fire in Virginia, and he was unable
to get new ones manufactured sooner.
The capacity Of Jake's sleighs. according
10 his own statement. Is twenty full
grown persons, and As many boys as
can manage to hang n. Those who
cannot afford the luxury OF q cutter
ride (which costs ten dollars per hour
will lnd Whites slsighs q very good
substitute. as they can ride almost as
far as IL they hired q cutter. and all Tor
the trihing sum Of two or four bits. ths
first being the price between Gold Hill
and Virginia.
Jr,r Tn,nr1r.-Tho funeral Of
M., .ua,.,,x q,
John W. "a"i'' .av " ~
Virginia. January is,h. TOOK place rom
rIesoy.el'a srca'
City. yesterday ai'eInoya ana was S
e, y;,s;n;a Ci,v anil
although he never occupied any posi-.
ton Of official trust. OF sought political
honors, was ~
knew nun Us =, -,,no.. Ma so;cs
ies,i,y nna non .1s sxsr hssrJ and fels ON
= mh 81 49, sns ,;sht' r-ecardls..
.I. s,' ;rns ~ others. and he YER.
',;.. =, IN Tho tnew him is tina, another
anoJ nan has cone. Mr.. Gault leaves
% I'll ,Lr.s children Ia morn his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

PIocux. January 81. - The Journal
last evening received advices from Dss-
srt Springs Station to tho effect that the
station 10 still In the possession Of Idaho
Bill and his desperadocs.
A rich gold stiks has been made In
the Alps mine. An nssay made ysstsr-
day OF q piece Of rock taken from this
mine won't $500 TO the ton.
The water has been pumped from the
Raymond & Ely shaft, and the work Of
sinking resumed.
Il has been showing since early yes.
terday morning.
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Contents or Kibb's Letters - fry,
Harness and Others = weedviiis
Asssasmsnt- Beard 81 Tss,ssses
efihs sierra Nevada E~sterrriss
aaIt-The New Msjer General 81
the Califsrnia National 0ssrd-
ninisser Avsry's Funerai-sasw
Died or llts I~ajuriea.
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A suFyucArINa tOUaiI,

In . letter to Mrs. Lisls, Of Chicago, . we'll
known contributor TO the Western press, she
aseribes the cure OF dangerous cough. accom-.
panied b.. bleeding at The lung. TO naie,s
she ava .rhrestsned To- ,ufrocste M s3"s
but the Honey OF Iiorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF It." The letter was TO
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed 70 ct
the disposal Of O. ". Crttt nton. Z sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothschs Drops cure In one
minnie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21
A FRAGRANT nnrlrH and psarly teeth

A rRAonASr BREATH and psarly teeth
are easily obtained, BY cleansing your
teeth daily with that Justly popular
dsntifrice, Sozodont. Composed Of rare
antissptic herbs. Il impsrts whitsness to
the teeth, q delicious roma TO the
breath. and preserves intact, from youth
10 old age. the teeth. Acidity Of the
stomach will destroy the strongest teeth
unless is effects are countsrsctsd with
sozodont. and this pure tooth.wash pro-
tscts the dental surfaces by removing
svery impurity that adheres to them.
Ask your druggist for Sozodont.
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CnHWICAL nj HNaTH.

Save me. health and money. Avoid quseks
and buy Chemical strength" cold BY all
druggisis. distractions full, and . cure guar.
anteed In ANY case OF facilitating dreams lor
seminal weakncss), and all alarming symptoms
OF nervous decay. resulting from self-abusc,
exessses or any cause. CRANE q bRionAn.
Wholesale Agents. San Ffaneisco. Price -
NAP halila ~
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A CAItD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. ETC.. I viii send
q recipe that will cure you. freq OF charge.
TIL great remedy wn discovered by . mis-
sio AIRY In South America. Send Q selfad.
drcssed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph ]. lnmap,
station ID, Bible Honse, New York City.
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The " Maripesa BiseksmIsh Held
10 Answer q the 0Pnnd larry.

to Answer e she brand Jury.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 2i.-Ths charge
preferred against Asssmblyman Wilcox
for attempting to murder Fred. W.
Somers. reporter for the Chronicle. was
investigated to-day. After hearing the
evidence in tho case, the Justice held
defendant TO answer before the Grand
Jury. and as Il did not appear from
medical testimony that there was any
probability Of somsrs getting any worse.
he fixed the bail at 5000.
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STOCK REroET.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

fol an irritated throat. cough or cold.
browns Bronchial Trochss" are OF.
fered, with the fullest c~onfidenoe In
their efficacy. Thoy maintain the good
reputation they have Justly acquired. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

BALTIMORE FIR sH OYSTERS.
baltimore Fresh Oysters reoeived even day,
by s1pcsss, 81 nc0URN's casa STORE,
NAM street. Cola HUI, and lls South Cstreet,
virginia City. I'm
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
rrcrAL 70 ools NIL plllr xrvs
DOMESTIC NEWS.

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III tue temperance cause
Settled wish Creditors.
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all .ar,;,s Tho r,.c,;e. and admit. tina,
an o,;,;o, NJ tbs A,torn.v Geperal for.
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the Kansas Pacific branch. and the Cen.
trail branch from A,cbison. nav n IN. ON
,bsir 20. 600 mere. Of land. which hey
have heretofore eluded by neglect TO nav
the cost. OF the survey. the selection
and co-pvevaneino n Ia IN. sams bill
which na...d ,hs la., House. bu, in tie
s.,.,. v,. rstsrr.d IN s,s,art.s Com.
m;,,.s mud thar. met n, dsa,h for thu,
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p,n, 4, IN n. ,;e,,ru IN ..v how nj.
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I,a;,n. rli,ori.I r,cur.iouisi. visited
N. r,scu,;,s Mansion this morning and
sara ,ocsivsa nv IN. President nj noon.
Tn. President vo. o.s;st.J In receiving
~. a.,.,o,.. nv Mr.. Grant. Mira.
vo,,on NJ. Gsr.,., Nav and Mr..
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NEVADA.

saiii IN lhs Hands Or D~ssperadsss
-Aieh strike In the Alps Mine
-Raynend a Ely Nine Cleared
Of Wate.-answ.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rrcIAL TO run com sLL BABY xrv'.
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CONNECTED.

Bsnaething which A'iea.es she bays.
and Adds - the safety OF che
ToHn
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ONWARD

observation-disclosures leone
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nexerc Prize Yight.
Fatal Halter Explosion,

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 2i.--The boiler
in u sawmill at La Grange. Indiana. eI.
ploded yesterday. VIM. KanGeld. one
OF the owners. was instantly killed. aud
VIM. Price and others seriously injured.
VIM. Emerson. OF Kennedy. Indiana,
was badly injured by scalding water.
which also killed Sebastian Gross and
Henry Corbett. Tho mill was insured.
Will be MsrtEsgsd aad Mold.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 2l.-Mortgages
against the New Albany aud ST. Louis
Railroad will be granted this week.
The road will probably DO sold in about
six weeks.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-10
A Modern VestaI,

1t is said of the nice old maid that
she moved through the world in a
stately, statuesque kind of way making
the despair of all the men who loved
her-perhaps the more because she was
unattainable; and now which old she
is the same, with just the difference
between the lily when it stands up in
its first young bloom and the lily when
it is dropping to its fall-between wax,
fresh, bloomy, rosy. and wax, faded.
yellow, and with all the bloom rubbed
off. Young or old, she is always of
the same spiritual type; virginia.. I'M
troubled by dreams, untouched by the
senses in any direction, with few,
very few affections. A woman whom
the love of man never warmed, the
caress of a child never thrilled; the
modern vestal, the Protestant nun; in
the world, but not Of it; passionless and
pure-but statue. not a woman.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-10

pieces that a poor man can buy at
low rates, the butchers preferring to
hold them at high prices, and forcing
the poor man TO buy better quality
of meat as being cheaper in the long
run; and in thus shortening the sup
ply of the better portion OF the beef,
they are enabled to keep up the prices
on all choice cuts. The butchers will
tell you that they make small profits
on their business, but we have found
it pay us quite well to kill and send all
small stock directly to market, and
if we had convenient way of hand
ling them we would kill and dress
all beeves that we fatten on the place.
JOHN PLoUGHeHARE.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-10
Centennial Notes,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9,-The unveil-
ling of the Columbus monument by
Gov. Hartranft will take place at the
centennial grounds on Thursday next.
A grand parade will be made by the
various Italian civic societies-the
Bersaglien. of New \ ork, and guests of
the Columbus Society. On Thursday
the commissioners will join in the re-
ception to be given by Governor
Cheney, of New Hampshire, and invite
all New Englanders TO Join them.
AT the close of the present week the
fruit remaining on exhibition in the
Pathological Building will be removed
to Agricultural Hal, preparatory to the
preparation of the former building for
the reception of cereals. The poultry
show will follow the display, embracing
large number of farmyard specimens.
The sheep and swine display begins
to morrow at the live stock yard, and
will continue till 18th, A large num-
Der of entries have already been made.
To-day's admissions were 71,717.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-10
BUILDING ASSOCIATION LAW.

The Matter of Imposing Fines tor Non
Payment Of Monthly Dues.
In the Common Pleas No. 2 on Sstur-
day last, in the case of the. Milton Build
ing Association No. 2 Us. Bernard Quinn
Judge Pratt charged the jury that the
plaintiffs, when they imposed line for
the non payment of particular months
dues, had no right at the end Of sue;
eeeding months to impose additional
fines for the nom payment of that par
tieular months dues, though they still
remained unpaid, and that, as the de-
PENDANT had secured the loans from
plaintiff, he had the right, upon making
payments thereon, to have such pay
ments credited to either one of the
loans which he might direct, but in the
absence of any particular direction
with reference to such credits by de-
PENDENT, plaintiff had the right to credit
them to such loan as they might see fit.
the jury returned a verdict for plaintiffs
to the amount OF S1,133.61.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-10
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