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A people who fail TO condemn cor
ruption invite and sanction its continu-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z

New aud Second hand. of six first class
makers, Including WATERS a SOAS, Will
he sold at extraordinary Low Prices %
MOVAL 10 their New store 40 East 4th st.
Union square. Oct IL. Music al naff-rrtce-
a cts per page Illustrated Cata-
IOgues mailed Agents Wanted speetnL
WATERS ~ SONS Manufactures aud
Dealers. ISL broadway. New York.
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N or. TRIEp FI;IENn.

FORTUNES FOR ALL.-Agents wanted.
Address Bullion Mining Co, 1-6 Broadly Y Y.
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HAYES

The reform should be thorough, rad
zeal and complete We should return
to the principles and practice of the
founders of the government, supplying
by legislation when needed that which
was formerly an established custom.
They neither expected nor desired from
the public officers any partisan service. :"
rrrr-
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SINCE THE WAR.

In December of the year 1869 Mr..
Iilden united with few leading mem.
bers of the New York bar in a call for
the meeting at which the bar association
was formed, and the publication of the
New York bench was evidently the work
OF the bar association. The biosranbv
then goes extensively into Governor Til
den's battle with the Tweed ring ~To
the eternal honor of the democratic party
OF the city and state on the issue TINS
made up by Mr. Tilden with the ring
they gave him their cordial and irresis.
tble support" The candidacy of Mr.
Illden for the governorship is then mar
rated, as well as his war on the canal rine
and his reform measures while governor,
lis RECORD AS RING RRE4KPR
Tilden's campaign biography claims
that he smashed three rings-the judicial
ing, tue Tweed ring and the canal ring
HIS RECORD As cIvn. SERVICE RE
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I REpLRLrcAN SIM.

The republican sham Of civil service
reform has been frequently exposed
Perhaps its fraudulent character viii be
best illustrated by the following brie,
ax+roc+a.
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NEW ORLEANS.
81. LOUIS.

ssOa month salary to Agts. Gem M'f's Co. s.. Louis
EAoR1EsfTs etc. drawn machinery Pbfs Ia
5sc. Azsats wanted. smithesrapn nj W
ssn Day to Asts sample free II 4 bert, Bosom .ls
ANEErrrc FOUR sIe.oO Chrcmos. = SCI II
AOGIN Id J NJ MUNION Co., fD',e-.' "a
m = daF5Fe5 a Week to Agents samla,,a = a ZEE
BOO 6l { ?. o. VICkE.f, Ausu-.-., -ae.
a "a OUTFIT FREE. Best Chance i piacs WI
- = At on 9. COLLINS co, Clinton &c. ~ y
- -------------, --.i. : female. Send
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BURNETT's COCAINE kills dandruf,
allays irritation and promotes the .gowth of
hof
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No. /.
HIS RECORD As a TAX EEpucER.

Three mills as before The biography
gives no statement OF the latest reduc.
ton, but the associated press despatch OF
September 9th claims reduction OF
s5,667 5000 as against last wear. No
official statement is given in the biog-
raphy or in any OF the official docu-
ments at hand to show how large the
total reduction has been during Governor
I1lden's two years administration of the
finances OF the state.
HIS FINANCIAL RECORD.
Return to specie payment-after suffi-
Gent preparation
WHAT HE is CALLED By HIS ENEMIES.
" A railroad wrecker, y 3" secessionist. y
a Perjurer, F" an income tax swindler ,,
etc.
his PERSONAL APPEARANCE
The biography is silent on the COVER
nor's personal appearance, but the Sun.
of august is, says" The better look
ing candidate is Sam Tilden. We ac-
knowledge that Hayes has a more SYM
pathetic face and tenderer eve. but
when we come to examine the indiea-
lions OF quail ~ in the character of the
two men we fnl Il ut while Hayes is
racial commonplace, Tild,n is strongly
1ndividualized, keen of int llect. analyti
cal, thoughtful, Tilden's Is face to
always be distinctly remembered once you
have seen it, and Hayes is one such as
you may see every day
AGE.
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WEALTH.

Mr. Tilden is supposed to be worth
from 81 ,000,O 600 TO S5,000,O00.
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of professional training, of political and
financial experience and practical &C,
ouaintance with men, whether in mass or
detail. which, we venture to say, were
never before combined in an equal de-
gree in any chief magistrate Of the empire
s,ate His life seemed TO have been a
nrens,ation for the work he was called to
undertake"
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There IS hardly school-boy IA sne
land that has not read of Merchan us
Gargling Oil. Before the public, lo1 ti'a 3
last forty years, it has become almos IA q
boUseboid word from the Atlantic to llle
Pacific. As liniment and exterior ;i ap-
plication in burns, scalds, sprains, bruises BRUISES
Frost bites, flesh wounds, and the nu Intb
Gus ailments of flesh and limb in BON ON
man and beast, Merchants Gargling I'll On
stands unrivailed in the world. M lefe
chants Worm Tablets, certain ana s'f re
remedy for worms, in either children children t .,
adults, have likewise become famous US. 10 10
their effectual curative properties. Ihe s.
remedies can be obtained at almost "a any y,
drug store in the land.--Sandusky I O""1
RenIafel.-
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sbe ,ra. a fisherman's widow. q

She was a fisherman's widow. ms
smack had gone down in darkness and
tempest. and so had he. Morning noon
and night she paced the beacn iOI solne
memento of him. She saw the SHINING
sands stretch far away. She heaIu tue
legend of the waves, and that was All
And vet it wasn't. One golden eve
with beaying breast and starting eye
balls, she espied bottle dancing toW" nus
her on the pillows. 1t came within nsr
reach. She clutched it eagerly ehe"eo
out the cork, put the muzzle 10 nef
mouth. found not a drop of whisky IL II
and dropped like a liteless lump upon up,
the shore. And so they found hef "oi =
inc the sand with her toes. FINS
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PHB PARTY.

Sir:-The approaching presidential
campaign will be warmly contested, and
will call for the earnest efforts and eff
Gent aid of all republicans.
" The committees will be glad 10 re-
ceive from you fifteen (15) dollars, sr
more, according as your inclination and
ability may lead you to contribute.
"Remittances may be made to Hon.
Jacob Tome (of the Citizens National
bank, treasurer republican congressional
committee, Washington, D. c., for which
an acknowledgment will be returned.
Very respectfully, 81. CHANDLER,
Chairman republican national COM
mittee. "SDfoN CAMERON,
Chairman republican congressional COM
mittee."
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EARLY. EDUCATION.

We are not told to what school young
Tilden was sent, but, early displaying
an unauenchable thirst for knowledge.
with the rarest capacity for its acquisi-
ton, before he had fairly escaped from
boyhood he displayed such an amount of
political knowledge and precocity of
reason and judgment rs astonished ali
the great men who so often became the
guests of BIS father"
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THE LAW.

- Section -. That all executive Off
GERS or employees of the United States
not appointed by the president, with the
advice and consent of the senate, are
prohibited from requesting, giving to or
receiving from any other officer or en-
ploye OF the government any money or
property or other thing of value for
political purpose; and any such officer
or employe who shall offend against the
provisions of this section shall be at
once discharged from the service of the
United States; and he shall also be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined
in u sum not exceeding $500"
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DURING THE WAR.
a meetiuo~ baIJ n. IL

At meeting held at the house of
General Dix, just after the first call O,
President Lincoln for IS, 600 troops, Mr..
Tilden = maintained that. in
stead of $4,000 troops, Mr.. Lincoln should
have called out at least 100000"
AT later period of the war he was
invited by the government at Washing
ton TO give his advice as to the best
methods for its further conduct His
advice was not to depend upon the pro-
blematical appearance of a military gen
JUS, but TO avail yourself of your nu.
merical strength and your superior mill
tary resources and to overwhelm your
adversary by disproportionate numbers
and reserves" In the summer of 1864
Mr.. Iilden was delegate to the demo.
cratic national convention at Chicapo
lie made speech in the New York
delegation in opposition to any declare
ton In favor OF an armistice and insisted
that the adjustment of the controversy
pending on any other basis than the re-
storatien of the union was manifestlv
impossible
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MISCELLANY.

The display of both cooking and parlor
stoves shows that great progress has been
made of late years in the matter of Orn-
ament by the use Of nickel plating. In the
display of the American Institute of
Mining Engineers is q topographic map
of the Wyoming region. Its execution
required the labor of years. The fine
collection of East Indian weapons, and
curiosities in the Netherlands section
was taken from the royal cabinet of curl
osities, at the Hague, and from the palace
of Het Low, by the permission Of the
king, to whom they belong.
The French commission have installed
in the main building 4 collection of beau
tiful objects of slyer, given by the min
istry of agriculture and commerce, as
prizes ut the regional agricultural fairs
held in different parts of the country.
The following shows the number
of visitors in attendance at the London,
Paris, Vienna exhibitions:
In 1851, at London, 5000, 135; open
I4l DAYS. In 1856, at Paris, 5,162, $50;
open POS days In 1862, at London,
6.2lI.1O3; open III days. In 1867, at
Paris, 100000; open 30 days In
1873, at Vienna, 7,254.6S7; open 1S6
days. Average number, per day: At
London, 43, S31; at Paris. 25,SII; at
London, SO, 1922; at Paris, AZ, 619; at Vi
emma, 39,006 Our summing up will ex-
coed these figures.
The photographers of Lisbon, Oporto,
and several of the smaller cities send
groups of portraits and views of land
scapes, and of churches, converts, pal
aces and castles.
A machine in machinery hall makes a
barrel without the aid of hands.
Venezuela exhibits specimens of the
sap of the celebrated "cow tree" Mary
land illustrates the manner in which oys-
tiers are caught in the Chesapeake. The
state buildings are much resorted to by
those who wish to take brief rest from
sight seeing Among the old books can
be seen original copies of Thomas Paine's
+. Common Sense" and the +" American
Crisis" The great sea of California,
;arved out of fifty six kinds Of native
yood, has been placed on exhibition in
agricultural hall. j. Is.
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YOUTHFUL TRAINING.

After comparing Tildens precocity
with that of the younger Pitt, the Clin-
tons and Livingstons, the biography
dwells on the first literary product of the
boy statesman, written in 1882, when
young Tilden was only eighteen years
old In the same year be entered Yale
college, but finished his education at the
University of New York
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MS PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
RELIGION

iesD} terrain.
MENTAL AND MORAL CHARACTERISTICS
He brought TO his position measure
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eRANDFATHER.

"Governor Tilden's grandfather, John,
removed from Connecticut and settled in
Columbia county, New York, in 1890, in
the beautiful valley of New Lebanon,
which has ever since been the residence
of this branch of the Tilden family"
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SAMUEL j. TILDEN.
Biography in Bric5 IF The Democratic
Candidate TO-. the Presidency.
N y Herald.
REMOTE ANCESTRY

They were the best stock of the two
Englands- the old and the new-and
that meant the best stock of children on
earth. Physically they were tall, broad
shouldered, strong, fine looking men.
They held high positions in England as
far back as the middle of the sixteenth
century, three of them in succession
holding during fifty years the chief mag
istracy of Tenterden, Kent.
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Having chosen the law for his profes-
sion he entered the law office Of Judge
Edmunds. At the age of twenty-three
Tilden wrote IN s.cience of Van Buren,
under the Reas de plume of % Crino, +" and
at twenty-four ne started as a public
speaker In 1874 he started fer political
purposes the Daily News, and in 1915.
at the age of thirty-one, che was per
suaded TO enter the assembly of the state
from the city of New York"
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BIRTHPLACE.

'fThe sun looks on no fairer scene than
the vale of Lebanon" An enchanting
description of the lovely vale follows and
them" 1t was in this happy valley
that Samuel J. Tilden had his birth
March Is, lS14."
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BEFORE THE WAR.

While an assemblyman Tilden was
elected member of the convention for
remodeling the constitution of the state
withdrawing from politics in 1916 he
became what he used to say of himself.
"all lawyer now" His best known casas
are the contested election case of Flagg
for comptroller in 1855, the Burdeil
murder case in 1857, the Pennsylvania
coal company. case, the Cumberland coal
company case. BY ''his services to the
American system of railways he won the
chief part of bis fortune
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

ALMOST FIRE.--Somebody, embued
with the spirit of mischief or corn, set
fire to one Of the China houses below
the Court house about O'Clock this
morning. The fire was discovered by
the Celestial inmates just as it got
started, aud the flames were extin-
guished before much damage was done.
The corner and three or four feet Of the
roof of shed in the rear OF one OF the
houses was burned Had the wind been
blowing at the time Chinatown could
scarcely have escaped destruction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

REARING UP BEHIND. - Two vac
queros mounted mustang at the
depot yesterday afternoon, and the
antics of the animal under its two
riders were better than circus. The
horse tried to dslodge one of them by
rearing up behind, but after series of
unsuccessful attempts in that direction
commenced kicking up before, and
finally succeeded in landing one of
them on the ground. 10 the great amuse-
nent of the spectators who warmly
applauded the feat,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

SUIT BRouGHT. Il. G.. Tillotson and
e Twin S. Greedy. comprising the firm
of TillGtson a. Co. of New York City,
brought suit in the District Cou.t yes
terday against the Nevada and North
ern Telegraph Company for the sum
of $6,7l6 IS alleged to be due plain
tiffs for wire, iusulators aud other
material furnished defendants in the
ysar 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

MISTAKEN FOR TWEED. Oval faced.
portly gentlemen, with full gray boards,
labor under great disadvantage ut the
present time. Yesterday a man an
swering the above description alighted
from tue passenger train, and III com
pany with a travelling companion who
had an official look, pronenuded the
platform. The portly gentleman was
mistaken by the BY ISLANDERS for Tweed,
and whisperiugs to that effect were
rapidly transmitted through tho crowd,
aud were it not for the assurances OF II
spectator who had seen the " Boss "
that the taveler was net Tweed ma ~
would have left with the impression
that they had seen one of the greatest
public plunderers of the age. not even
excepting the st. Louis revenue col
leciors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

PERsoNAL.-Judge Berry left on last
evenings train on visit to Rye
Patch and Unionvills. to be absent
two or three days. Mar. and Mrs.
James Gould and 9. 4. Taylor of Mill
City, and several ladies and gentlemen
'om tho Humboldt House aud other
points west. who were here at the ball.
departed homeward last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

DIR HOWARD, who has the medical
superintendent of a lunatic asylum
at Montreal, Canada, says that in his
opinion il is impossible to cure luna,
ties without liquor. He recommends
the use of brandy in unstinted guam
titles in every lunatic asylum.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Indicted for Using False Weights
Receipts OF the Great Race
Winners and Losers

Receipts OF the Great Race
Winners and Losers
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a, 1876.
The capital stock of the Genessee
Mining Company has been increased
to SO, 000.0 600.
The Trial of Steven Fitzgerald, in
dicted for defrauding the Government
by false weights, commenced before the
jury yesterday. The defendant makes
no denial that frauds We're committed,
but claims that he had nothing to do
with them.
The receipts of the big race from the
sale of tickets amounted to $1S, 600;
from the entrance fee of horses $40 900;
bar and other privileges, $4,000; adj
mittance of teams. SIS 900; admittance
to the Grand Stand, $1,000; total re-
ceipts, about $45, 600. The amount in
the pools is estimated at 500, 900 profit
to the Jockey Club, all the horses but
Foster and Rutherford being dis
tanced, is set down at upwards of
$4,000.
The lucky ones so far as known are
Littell and Moore, whose winnings
are put at $40 900; jim Mcdonald, of
Marysville, $4,000, and many others
won $4,000. down among whom is Mr..
Sharkey, of Bate county. The losers
are difficult to ferret out 1t Is reported
that Walden, and number of his Der
yer friends were cinched in sums rang
ing from So. 600 to $20, 200.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

MILK. The lovers of the tactical
fluid will be gratified at the informa-
ton impaired to us this morning by
Mr.. w. A. Trousdals of the Winnie
mucca Dairy. He says that on and
after March 1st he will put the price
OF milk down to bed rock prices, and
warrant it pure as it comes from
the cows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

WE acknowledge the receipt of q
complimentary ticket to the Third
Annual Ball of the employees of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, at
Moore & Parker's Hall, Carson City
Friday evening. March 10. 1876. Per-
sons holding tickets to the ball can pro
cure passage over the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad to Carson at half
fare.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES

SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES
That we experienced from the morning
of the 18th until the evening Of the
18th instant, | thought it best to Inform
the people of the county that we are
still in the land of the living. The
most severe shock that we experienced
here took place about 1870 p. NJ. on the
18th which lasted Gas near as our ex-
cited imaginations would permit us TO
jadgol about two seconds, aud all of
the vibrations appeared TO come from
the south. Several Of them were nuch
heavier shocks than the one we Mad
here the fall Of 1874 In fact after we
had four or five shocks Judge Green
(who had just returned from San Fran
cisco) came to tho conclusion that
THE DISSOLUTION OF THIS MUNDANE
SPHERE
Was fast approaching, and thought it
meet to save from the wreck what
could be of any use. He accordingly
told the boys that as it was impossible
for them to take their bonanzas along
with them to the happy hunting
grounds, he proposed to take the
spirits as they We're more portable, and
having brought up from the Bay some
fine brandy for use in case of rattle
snake bite, for the judge seldom uses
1t IN any other way they proceeded to
dispose of the stock on hand, conse-
quently they were well fixed for
earthquakes, fire, or flood.
OF THE MINES
Here, will say that DEMO is at work
sinking on the Badger Ledge, and in
good ore. The Centennial Co. are
also at work, sinking on their ledge,
having three foot vein of pay ore.
Parties are at work on the Gaddy mine,
taking out ore that works 500 per
ton, Grant d Co, are hard
at work upon their mine at
Snow Creek, and Will have q large
quantity of ore to be crushed when
the weather permits. Judge Green,
JAS. Vary and o. A. Hyatt have re-
sumed work upon the Independent
mine, upon their own account and with
very htttering prospects. The ex-
IRENE cold weather has kept the Flor
ence mill shut down for some time,
but if this fine weather lasts few days
longer, they will commence crushing
again. Every one is satisfied with the
future OF Columbia Mining District if
capitalists and experts (such ones as
have made this camp the scene of their
operatlons1 keep alOof. +. l.. w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

HATS. An extensive interchange of
hats took place at the ball the other
night, and Whose hat have you got
on?".. "that tile don't fit you very
well" and other similar expressions
were frequently heard on the streets
and in bar-rooms yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

SHOCKS. - From letter from our
Bartlett Creek correspondent it APP
pears that they had a succession of
shakes III that vicinity at the time Win
nemucca experienced slight trenor,
ten days ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
Last Evsuing's Board.

165 Meadow Valley 81. 81
go Raymond d L y 2I15, II
1000 Eureka 10 Is boo
100 JacGson rs. =
200 Alps ia, "a
44U Adtma Hlll SIZE
100 Belmont "a
1910 Leo,iald 10, "a
12oU Jefferson :, 51a
80 CHA 2
1870 Panther "a, 2Is
400 Northern Belle "a, 34H
40o Hussey 1, 67Rc
100 State "a
1900 Mansfield G2Ic, G0c
$50 CosO Con Toe
100 New Coso soc
500 Gen. Thomas 8. 6
l750 Golden Chariot 2, -
30 Advance .
200 South Chariot 45c, soc
1925 Empire soc. 3712c
1925 Lady Bryan pa, 22s
1920 Jnna 10. 1914
1850 Caledonia 50 b5. 5534
CPS Kniekerbocker L. As
1870 Baltimore "a. DO
ITO Utah ~. l19&
1920 Dayton o1a. .
1l5 Rock Island 4 -, AZ b3
715 New York l}{. ia go
80 Occidental az
$50 Sheridan SOC, G2Iac
3l5 American Flag
595 Alta 3, 81
935 WoodVille 81 3
800 Seq. CALEDONIA size, 62He
7l5 Lady Washington 3$4
1909 Kossath I
Is 0. G. Hill IA
$50 Andes 81. 31s
$50 Europa 35c
TOO Wells Fargo 15c
l25 North Carson Soc. 50c
400 Lesitthan l2s. ~
100 Columbia 500. 4gc
$50 Prospect AZ 81
700 Monumental IA, l2s
$50 Trojan /. / Is
This Mornings Board.
1910 Ophir Go. 6514
1855 Mexican Il, 24T
$50 Could q Curry 2l5s, 21H
1855 Best & Belcher 621a, G214
1860 Savage III, 175s
So Chollar %
522 Hale & Norcross 4S
4J5 Crown Point %. PA
235 Yellow Jacket 50
$50 Imperial 80. 6ss
so Empire So ga
$50 Kentuck 10, IA
205 Alpha %, 251.
545 Belcher 3654. 371s
30 Confidence 20, 1917
200 Con. Virginia 40. 1887
900 Sierra Nevada 2294 1928
20l5 California 90s4, SoNs
$50 Daney r.
10 Bullion 10
800 Osermau G8, 67s4
925 Justice 251s. 25T
1895 Succor "a "a
l740 Union lOs4 l8H
1895 Lady Bryan 2, 2}s
i30 Julia Is. l4H
$50 Caledonia 50, o.