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rhs WHISKY Frauds. I

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~ sSia, i gsIHf ass s;t,, sSas We nsen sno"h
: A. asssv' ,issS;,,ss 2 IN. IN. Lou.s.
q gamer. visose- datu' M IL "a to 400 how
much spiri, is,made hv the distillerv and
to report the amonnt that ,ha tax NAV
be collected. .n1,1n it Thera & also =
rekeepsf r 3 3iixris tbe l]1f5nor ISs1l1l
to see how much r. removed from the
place where it ia made or .srectified ,,
Thus, if eithersthe rauger or storekeeper
at distillary Is honest. the Government
cannot be cheated Both m1st be disbon.
est to make fraud successful. lag lI5 .i'',t.s
There il also. collector of internal
revenue who keeps watch, over both
gauger and storekeepcr; aud superyi.
sor, with detectives at his command. to
discover any violation Of the law It
appears, however that every distiIler in
st Louis. made whisky on which no tax
was paid. and that eviery eauoer and
storekeeper knew and permitted the
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josh Billings writes that "Philoso.
pliers aul agree that the milk is put into
kokernut, and the hole is neatly plugged
up; but who duz it, the philosophers are
honest enough, for wonder, to admit
they can't tell u.s."
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Count Moltke.

The great military strategist of Eu
rope is Count Moltke. His brains plan
ned and directed the military movements
by which Prussia defeated Austria, and
the German States, France. The sue
cess of the Prusslan armies made posi-.
BILE an united Germany. Count Moltke
is very quiet old gentleman. He is a
good linguist, but so reticent that it is
said Of him that he knows how TO be
silent in seven languages. A CORES
pondent of the New York Observer,
who was present at an ecclesiastical
meeting-that Of the General Synod-of
Austria, thus describes the appearance
Of the great Prussian strateeist:
About this time I saw a long, lank,
uniformed figure, dressed in black pan.
falcons, with wide, crimson side.stripe,
and black, close -buttoned coat, with
high, red collar, making its way down
the central aisle of the hall.
Several members were standing in the
aisle, with their backs to him, in eager
conversation. He did not ask them to
make way for him. either by word or
touch, but remained standing, stiff, and
upright, and patient, in the aisle behind
them. One of the sitting members bent
over from his seat and called the atten-
ton of the takers to the fact that they
we're blocking the passway, and they
made way with a Difference which seem
ed to be wasted on the imperturbable,
long-limbed Major Dobbin,A as I called
him in my thoughts
The man made his way to a desk, and
sat there, silent and motionless, during
the remainder of the debate. The pres
enee of a uniformed figure among so
many black coats and white ties, attract
ed my attention particularly; otherwise
there was nothing in, his imperturbable
face, close-shaven and covered with
short, smoothly brushed, sandy hair, to
excite particular interest. His age l
took to be about thirty-five.
My friend, the Herr pastor, bent over
presently, and whispered,-
"Have you noticed Count Moltke ?"
"Who2 Where ?" i asked, in ex-
citement, and was shown the silent Off
Ger, with the long limbs, whose entrance
had watched This was Moltke, theu!
l could scarcely believe that this could
be really veteran of more than three
score years and ten. Yet an opera glass
disclosed some tell tale wrinkles on the
fresh .colored, impossible features. ~
*Major Dobbin,--one of the charac-
fora In lEh n nalrnrau,a t.Van;fx, Ea;r M
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HOUSE PAINTER.

THE undersigred is prepared to do all man
. i nsr Of house painting at low rates. he
has had tan ears experience in the business
and solicits the patronage Of the pablo gen.,
orally. u ai..sisr WILLIAM 3. SLOAN,
jan4,'76r. Witten's P o., Monroe Co., o, q
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The flrst white child was born in Iowa
36 years ago, and is now living. To-
day there are over 500, 600 Haakeyes by
birth.
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etnsassEkfs IilS j srSiY a.aaE seae sd5
.sazsiYfALIUy IA iAsLE , = saI.
Steam and Water Mill for Sale.

NlHB undersigned ohsf their steam and va.
j Ter mil. ifout miles east OF Woodshsld
ss1unlsh crssk, for sale. together with forty
aosss sfsland - The mill has two Of the asz
B1B r r ENOH BURR r 8
Il n thorough repair, and in good neigh.
berheod; not snothsr steam mill within ten
niles 81 n There Is good accessible vein
Of Sal ~ The premises. 1sls
3ssAs will b moderate. We would take
snall fafns h part pay. s3s ~ ara
asfaxa.0F =. 4 N. KOEHLER.
tunsle,' '74tE .,
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Crime is ever perilons, and they whl
follow it as trade always carry with
them the cowardice OF conscious guilt
PERSONS assaulted or threatened osnouic
remember this. and with the law on theil
side, they only need proper nerve to
make show OF resistance 'efiectuala A
good many wears ago, a man then well
known in Boston as Sam johnson, III!
at aiate houf the pace wnerel ne nao
been spending tile evening, and took his
way towards bis homes In Dock Square,
close by Union Street, ne was met by q
ruffian, OF burly proportions and sinister
aspect, who asked him What O'Clock it
was. stsi 2 it'@ ~ sieia n
This was the time Of thc gasvotsrs. -
the time of their FIRST appearance, under
that designation, in our midst, land
Sam quickly mistrnsted with whom be
had to deal. BE had been expecting
such an Interruption !" aPeess'ssse
"It's midnight he said. i"The bell
has just struck. !" 2aia nasad5 4 10 s3i
"Aye, that may be but I'd, like to
know for sartin.q You ought to have "a
good watch hitched to that hesyy chain.
Let's see what's the hour blythe tieker.'''
They were close by the gas,liqht, and
- oam .,s naa ahs; mo IA ns ~. eoas osn. nl'
"vos n - % aa;S ..;. ' - '.a roaS a, SCI .seh'
ona da.d snr. m | - s;n,,a s,S a,,s gu .;.s as'u'
A. - .s .,,s', 49,. 49, - 80 -
So. a. SUI s., o' sAP ~Ao'e1 " 'ss s"s
,es a. =. -, - - 1879 e,n !: -
watch with his left han,i, while with his
right he drew a heavy Colts Six shooter.
the muzzles of whicI~were within two
feet of the ruftlan's heart. as.. he eoolly
exposed the dial Of his watch Ii9Ss-e,
There was the flne gold watch, worth,
with its chain. great deal of money !:
but there was that deadly s;x aboofer
back Of Il. and Imoreover, the gentle
man certainly had the nerve to act ouick.
ly and effectually.a a The oarro;er / stood
q moment like one confopn1ed. and tIpr
started back. 50
"All RIGHT" he said .Ill take vopr
word for the hour rsala i ,,le4e1 I'd
And with that no i1;s.nne arod m, Esmr
Street upon the rnn ~ IS ~ ~, TGne
..L z.a 80. aoLllLnn sl3 9ster !
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Aatioch, Aonree County, Ohio. !.
MILL prepare plans and specifications,
w and contract for the erection Of build
ings on more reasonable terms than any
other 6rm ir Monroe county. jan4,'76r.
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, St,isr and Mnys ].

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nea.es. ae .s -. = 3Ps'' lsls -
on 'ause ,. "a as1o yes. "sA''1s o. rom
ls.-o" i"ohaas Afot0"e,
/ Stars may be seen from the. bottom. of.
a deep well' when they cannot be dis
ceme'tirom 4esiqA isa gf!lpfssfssSVf
are s:a many things learned IN adversely
of-Souoeou.
sd,asT,ss xs,it,, s...ss.a,.s. .s,,..a.iau A !.
what ~ s eaf fs,nt: Ia e., sS Az .s.sls .s I
makes ID fats s.s.ast : ~
hint wbaft B SdjNl \ q 3 ~ i; -
l,sorrod ~ !. = III ,.hs. saa. 'Iaao' sa. 80
we save that makes ms ma rich IA' ''1' "nas
=,
... aus nemocIatlc House Of hspreses
now the Renobjc.n IL Leaders =. vs
sorry that tba abort soss;an 90 ~ =. ,s:.
CONGRESS- aid i'd nos n.ss ssss'ga IN, =, r.o; .s a..
tthe assent Of hoth T To,s., m - aeee"...,s d
Ito anv inuas,iaat;an '' - '
Inc Adyenlists have now settled it
snae tue world IS TO De burned up atthe
beginning OF oeptember AMinisters Will
take their last vacation IN July and Au-
gust, ana II IS to be- hoped aH sfrearsges
WIN De PAID up IN full7stthat theys1d1ava
nave as good time - possible.
a story is told of 4 alnnnsr.h vener. hiLaa neom
LIP Iowa who was on trial for ad ofeEcso
against the State When the csseuWsei
announced in court; sfhe State. of Iowa
versus sampson Csesar," the sget In
can exclaimed: a"What!de9 whole Smtss
OF Iowa agino odisschilek Den 4 slrren.,s
ders."
Few things in this world trouble pee.
pie more than poverty, or Che Sfeaf efE
poverty and indeed it. is . sore, ipdicet
ton; but, like all other ills that flesh is :
heir to, it has its .antidote, It's reliable
remedy. Fhe judicious application of
industry, prudence, and temperance lisse
0e,.a'n cure ..soo 'sa'sai
kerosene flames are readily extin-
guisned oy throwing q rug or'cfoth over
E.nem bat ciotn ls'inoti always findtAsw
kltenen, where kerosene accidents dsFsv
!, lnoss 70 oceuris ir1our y srecomfw
uIenaeu fs as suosttule: a lnroFn upon
tne names IL quickly aDsoros tue naid
ana oeaoens the hane. s"''slas : - ''.2.'s sf'S
A yerroood ;nnrAse;ocn shffs syv SSy4&sf
Gle OF metal having a DAT orhansuteNli
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*Major Dobbin,--one of the charac-
ters in Thackcray's VANITY Fair" re.
markable for his length of limbs and
good nature, b1 not for intellect. 3.
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DENTISTRY.
DRS.s HUNTER & KEEPERS,
D EN- ISTS.

W o o D ST / E L D., O H I o.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use
Of nitrous oxide Or laughing gas. !.
S0mce near the n. Z. Church-naa5'7sY
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HUBBARD &sHUBBARD. ie
Architects and Builders.

,. o. <. HUBBARD. al eEO b. nusBI
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IMPORTANT MINING SUIT SETTLED.
a Decision at Intsrsst 60 all Deal.
srs tn MiuinE stocks.

The suit Of Louis Eppinser and
+. A. Hassey against Tiburcio Parrot,
in the Nineteenth District Court at San
Francisco, came to n conclusion day be-
fore yesterday by the jury rendering a
verdict in favor Of the defendant. The
suit was brought to recover sec, 900. the
value Of 200 shares OF Ophirstock. which
II was alleged the defendant had pur.
chased for plaintiffs on an order and
which II was agreed he vas to carry for
thirty days. The suit was ably On.
Quoted by Cutler McAllister ON behalf Of
Mr.. Parrot aud W. II. Patterson for
Messrs. Eppingcr and Hassey. Judge
Wheeler delivered a bricf charge. the
following points OF which are Of interest:
Now VIC have but one question Of any
particular difficulty. that IL ~ TO whether
Inc contract alleged In the complaint 10
have been entered into between PLAINTIFF
anil defendant ever was actually made.
The plaintiffs substantially claim that on
or about the Esd Of October. 1873. Mr..
PARROT, the defendant, agreed 10 purchase
and carry for the plaintiffs, for sixty days.
200 shares Of 0phir. There has been some
criticism INDUCED by counsel upon the
fact that nowhere In the evidence does the
word - loan " appear. or tho word dor
row" That Is, that II has not been shown
that In so many words the money was
io,n.d by the defendant or borrowed by
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
,r,ulL 70 rur COIN unL p.lL, rrr,,
Preparing for IN Honest Eisctisa-
Arrest Of csienists IN San FRAN
cisco.

BAN Francisco, November al r. NJ
Registration which has been very active
for some time past Ia now falling of = lit
tie. The number Of county transfers is
nearly double that Of previous years. he.
garding illegal registration the Federal
oficials are after the colonists. and mean
TO take them all In II possible before the
day Of election. 30 far over 100 bona fide
cases have been worked up and prepara-
tions made for their capture. Yesterday
forenoon warrants for the arrest "
eighteen Of the criminals were made ont
at the ofico Of tho United States District
Attorney and placed In the hands Of the
United States Marshal and his deputies.
Some Of them were gathered In last even
ing and the balance will DO cornsred this
morning. Owing to tho difficulty In find
Ing these c~olonists, II has been de-
cided 10 arrest these fraudulent
voters In small patches. Other warrants
will be made out to-day, aud ths work Of
arresting will 60 IN till the closing Of the
polls on the day Of election. Arrange
ments have been made 10 have q prelimin-
airy examination Of tho first batch Of ar
rests made before the Judges Of the U. q.
District and Circuit Courts. instead OF tho
U. h. Commissioner 20 that II declared
guilty the offenders can be bound over at
once and be madc examples Of.
Early this morning George Adam, q
Frsnchman occupying = room at tho cafe
Du Commerce. No. 532 Pacific street. WAS
found dead In bed, having swallowed the
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Tur regular meeting of washoo Typo
v,.rhie.l Union will be held in Virginia
neit sunday at I 4 o'clock. Oficers Tor the
ensuing term are 10 be elected.
PnosprcroRs are hunting for some more
coal field. in the vicinity 81 the lower SINK
Of the Carson river. They have uhd
some excellent indications.
TnK moon i. full. and when not OBJ
secured by the clouds. gives a light almost
strong enough 20 read by.
The leading temperance man Of Gold
Hin swears of drinking ten times a day.
lie Is = Reform Democrat.
Foary-sIx bars Of bullion. valuei at
Si59,Oi0 ~. wcro sent by rail from Nir-
gina las, evening.
cuAniEy LEaArr. in Virginia, sold a
large case Of Booths Eastern oysters yes
terdsy afternoon.
LIZ the District Court yesterday Harvey
Randall and ]. n. Forrest were admitted
" citizenship.
TurnE were two or three iiurriss OF
NOW yesterday. but nothing that looked
like . storm.
FtrrY men are employed on the streets
Of Virginia. putting them in condition lot
Winter.
Bnrcx chimneys and ilues are being put
up in all parts of Virginia City.
E-xcunsIoSIsrs aud pleasure-seekers are
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Accident 60 she Centennial rraia.
ELrzABErH. N. j.. November 2.-Ths
north bound local passenger train on the
Pennsylvania Railway was wrecked this
morning south Of the Linden depot. by
running into some freight cars detached
| from the preceding train and left STAND.
| ing on the track. One brakeman received
fatal injuries. The fireman has several
| others wore injured. All the Centennial
trains were delayed two hours.
The Campaign In New York.
NEW York. November 2.-Morrill. Bee
rotary Of the Treasury, will deliver an
address In Wall street on Saturday on the
issues Of the campaign. ,,
There were Ave arrests In Brooklyn this
morning for fraudulent naturalization or
| registration. Tho officers arc looking Tor
| other known violators Of the election
laws.
Colorade's First Iegislsture.
DENVER. November "A special says
the first Legislature Of the State OF Col
orado convened yesterday. W. d. Anthony
81 DtuNcf WA olcctcu bPcekefs ~ ANh
~islature will probably elect throe presi.
Dental electors on Thursday. The Re
publicans have exactly two-third's malsr-
ity on Joint ballot.
Attempt TO How Up . House.
RouSpour. n. Y. November 2.-The
entire front Of the residence Of Augustus
Supplies. in this city. was blown out thi.
morning ut . o'clock. by o charge OF
powder placed In the window by some ma
licious person. The occupants OF the
house were uninjnred.
New York Cisy Politics.
NEw YoRx. November 2.-The indie
pendent Grcenbackers last night enndors-
cd tho Democratic nominees for Mayor.
Surrogate, and Sheriff. and . number OF
candidates from all parties for the minor
officers.
Centennial Notes.
PmLApELrmIA. November 2.-Cash ad-
missions TO the Centennial up to this after
noon were LOG, $40.
The Bishop Allen monument on the
grounds WAS unveiled at noon.
Another Injured Miner Dies.
PorrsvILLE. November 2.-John Welsh,
another victim Of tho iiro-dAmp explosion
Ia the ". Clair mines last Tuesday. died
this morning.
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The Reform" Candidate. Record,

He always voted the Democratic ticket,
right or wrong.
lie never had spunk to shine up to Z
girl and got married.
Ho was. for most Of his life. . lobbying
lawyer and . manipulating politician.
lie was dnmb ~ I'll oyster when the wal
broke out.
lie never made . Union speech. from
Sumter to A%ppomatox.
lie never wrote q limo 10 cheer the sol.
dicrs In tho field.
He never was warm .blooded enough "a
hurrah for the dag.
He 10 not on record rs having contrib
uted \ dollar to the Sanitary Commission,
He never visited q hospital 10 speak Z
Kind word to q wounded boy la blue.
lie was prominent In the Democratic
National Convention OF 1864 which doclar-
ed tho war q failure and called for q dis.
honorable peace.
lie never by word or deed showed that
he was . Union man.
He only connected his name with the
history Of the war for the Union by trying
10 induce tho Government 10 buy my
brothers extract Of coffee"
lie operated a. Q railway lawyer. and rap.
idly accumulated q large fortune.
He dodgcd tho honest payment Of his
income tar.
He stood by Tweed till that great robber
had been thoroughly exposed by tho New
York Tsme..
He then turned on his old political part.
ner. because he was down, and cried
"Thicfi thief r. louder than anybody.
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'iR0iSi,s M" 'AihoLiO ,he"."'
The ufters are In place ON the Catholic
cbp,rh. anil nm these are being fastened
..LA
inc poa'us "Po" ""''
b. placed. a large number OF WotAineh
were engaged upon the ouiiulhs .'sp,uaS.
~ mn n, nrc,ent Inc contractors seem
t. be- siraining every nerve to get 1t
rooted in. In les, than W. weeks no,
3h,y W. '1'' "u'
"
Nrw TlRarrs.-E. A. schultz has pre-
80, n,,r1 ,i,, N, ;,o,
S'u's' ~ ~ ~ -
-oo-!a'u uNs'' "'s P
os''e. III
nas n, ,hsm .i,h y, ;ron soS-,,ri target
In next season the sarsfelds will be 40
well in practice that mo military company
in Nevada will have amy business TO tackle
them In a shooting match " any Kind.
whether for long OF short range.
PooLs.-The big pigeon-shootins match
which Is Ia take place next Sunday between
Eli Gibson. Tom Diamond and George
nj on ono IA. .nJ ,h,.. other .h,r,.
'has,c,s nm he cher siJe. Is ATTRACTING
,onsidsable attention among the sporting
fraternity. Pools ON the result will he
sold at G6 IN virginia Tomorrow night ana
T
A FIRE ALAEN.-Thsre was an alarm OF
lire Al . o'clock this morning, caused by
an incipient eon~tlagraiion being discovered
am ,hs roof Of the ton.orial establishment
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the LAST RATTLE.
N.etiug OF the Hayes and wheeler
crab fo-msrrow Might.

The last meeting Of the Gold Hin Hayes
and Wheeler Club before the close Of the
campaign will be held in Miners Union
Hall tomorrow evening. The attention
| OF Republicans Is called to the fact that
this will close tho meetings Of the Club
80 far As campaign purposes are concerned.
and they are called upon to turn out in
force and make the occasion one to be long
remembered. The Executive Committee
will secure tho attendance Of some Of the
most eloquent speakers In Gold Hill and
Virginia. and the various glee clubs are
expected TO be present. They will sing
some Of their most stirring campaign
songs.
Il Is fitting that now. Just before the
great struggle, on the eve Of the battle be-
tween true and false reform. that the hosts
Of the Republican party should take coun-
sci together upon the emergencies Of the
occasion, and with the coolness and
bravery 81 men who have right on their
side, enter the fight with the determination
TO win. The shrewdest politicians upon
both sides agree that Storey county holds
the balance Of power In the question OF
the election Of the Presidential Electors.
All that Is required to assure tho success
Of the Republican ticket IL an express
sion Of tho true sentiment Of the COM
munity. and every well-wisher Of his
country Is interested In calling forth the
full strength Of the Republican party
throughout the State. Upon this depends
tho fstttE. kxaIlaN. anil ..0att. ~ Nhta
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Nssees Snles.

sAS FRAScisco. November "a P. NJ
Mexican -26A asked.
Best 4 Belcher "A bid.
ImperiAl-3S bid.
Con. Virginia-JOa bid. 50S asked.
Union Con.-i2a bid.
Con. virginia-jOS sold.
Best 4 Belcher-Hh bid.
Sierra Neyada-iih askci.
Belcher-iG bid.
California ssh soil.
Leopard ca bid.
Crown Point asked.
Alpha-iiAs asked.
Ophir Is bid.
yu.uce-23 sold.
EIehequer-ii. bid, Ia asked.
savago-i2's bid.
Northern Beliefs asked.
Alpha IA bid.
Union Con.-i2 bid. II. asked.
Northern Belle-37S asked.
Ophir-igs bid.
Northern Belief BID.
Caledonia-9h asked.
EIchequer-ith asked.
Yellow Jacket -2sis bid, .s's asked.
Northern Bclle-37a sold.
Best a Belchcr-iiA asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-02
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Io.MoRRow EVENING.

Hon. Thomas Wren and II. y. Bariine
will speak at the meeting Of the Gold Hill
HAYES and whecler Club, tomorrow
evening at Miners Union Hall. Other
speakers will addrcs. the meeting. Well
behaved Democrats are cordially invited
IN attend.