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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL
CORPORATION TAX.

TOWN ATTORNEYS OFFICE. GOLD
i HUI. Storey county, Nevada February ~
A.. d. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following suits
for delinquent taxes, In the Justices Court o
Township No. ,, Storey county. Nevada, before
w, n. Hail. Esq, Justice Of the P ace. have been
this day continued until Friday, tho 2sth day Of
March. A.. d. 1868, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon Of
said day and unless the sam are settled prior
thereto, Judgment with additional costs will be
taken against the individuals and property. hero
matter named, to wit:
Arnold Patrick. lot 90, block l range o.. 8 l IS
American Mining Copany, lot 90. block l,
range y. "
Barry James, unsurveyed land above
American Flat road and adjoining. lot
%, block l, range Jus
Basse Joseph, personal property $4,000. l 70
Briggs John Doe, improvements on lot 80
block &, range stS
g g:s.saS : ,; J Sss:SsA ps ssssssiy property: !:
Gsston William, personal property. Is IL
Gould A ], personal property..-..---.... 10
Hutchlngs James. lot 20. block l. range 525
Hamlin D, lot Is, block :. range D.--..... "
Kelsey J N, personal property ......... ~ oo
La.ec Alfred. lot y. block !, range d, and
lot "a. block |. range D.--..-....""... Gs!
Low J b, personal property. .........-.. 70
Lemery V & Co. lot Is. block Z, range ID. t3I
Lindaner Chas. lot II. block /, range L.. 6l2
Melville james, lot %. block l, range H.. l 70
Mitchell William, personal property...-. ?
Niuness William. personal property. 80
Odd Fellows Hall Association. lot l, block
a range ls so
Piandy John, improvements on lot IL,
block 3, range . %
| Powers Henry, lot II block 8, range d.
and lot IL, block 8, range D............ 3U
hi ranss D. a. :: y. 10 50
| Roach Thomas, 200 feet Of lot %, block .,
range 20
Ryan Edward. personal property ..---... . 70
Trewartha J. NJ, lot 40, block q, range G,
and lot Il, block 9. range C............ ~ %
xyIiiI,ms Richard. personal prvperty,.... z II
woodmnn J Il, personal property..-..--. $50
D.I.... a. Hahn n0A Hnkn0Wn
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 72.

REGISTERS OYYicE.
Carson City New. Jan 10, 1861
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Joseph Trench and N. @. Shooter have this
day aled In this once q diagram. together with
a notice Of application, for Patent from the Uni.
ted States, under Act Of Congress. approved
July %. 1865, for six hundredsixty feetoftheC hero-
kee Lode. known as the Cherokee Companys
claim In DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon
county. Nevada Said claim Is bounded on the
south by the Dayton Company's claim, and on
the North by the Emlgrant Conpsny's claim;
commencing at stake marked No. /. about $50
feet south Of Trench's mill. Silver City; thence
running north $50 2O east go feet to stake No. 2;
hence north 26o 40 west to stake No. 3: thence
thence south $50 90 west go feetto stake No. 4;
thence south go 40 east $50 feet TO stake No.
the point Of commencement; containing 3 ls-lo1.
WARREN T. L0CKHARr. Register.
iyla.0nd
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And In accordance with law, and an ORDER OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868. 10 many
shares Of each parcel Of said stock a may be
necessary, will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, ut tho office Of the Secretary. Ut
Silver City. Lyon county, Nevada, on SATUR.
DAY, The TWENTY-EIGilTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1879, betw cen thehours Of and , ?. y.
Of that day, for cash In United States Gold Coin,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO.
eeiher with costs Of advertising and expenses of
sale. y. l.. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Silver City, Feb. as, 1868. I'm
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DOCTOH GiBBoN Saxth,

pleasure Of announcli. & that he has returned I"
this state, after an absence Of one year, during
which time he has visited all the principal bospi'
tails Of E~urope-among them those OF Dublin,
London and Paris. The following celebrated
hospitals Of London are among those visited by
the Doctor: Guys, High street. Borough; ST.
Bartholomew ySmithfel 81. Luke's, OldElreei.
81. Mary's, Camb. place, Pad; Lock. Harrow
road; UnIverIIty, Cover street; Westminster;
Broad sanctuary; CharIng Cross, Agar street.
Strand London, Whitechspelr road Royal Free,
Gray'sInD road Kings Cottage, Portugal strt.
DOCTOR GIBB0N has also visited Doctors
Acton OF London, Parker Of birmingham, Eng.
land and Ricord Of Paris; who are considered
the best physicians and surgeons In the world.
and whose authority Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be the
| highest In the treatment OF sexual Diseases.
DOCTOR GIDBON has obtained from them
their new mode Of treatment. which cannot hr
surpassed.
nor money in seeking out new remedies, and ha,
returned with new facilItiexfor the RllcviaiIopoi
""""" Horrible Diseases.
How manv thouIands Of persons. both mnle
and s.nai. ~. ,hsrs Who arr sns.rIny oni n
mi.sreh Ia., !, @,om tSs sT.c,So 81 .ssrciir
dnIesncs. ~ ron vim. shsoyheS into ths ,y,
80 IsS =, 49,, nsIiId .moa,.,.S "a Il.
Snnr.d S.ons.na ,h.I = rnEs go ons,i,r,Ion
dison.IifvIno them fortb. bannInsssoT msrrInVr
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aoctois nnoi nius, ane'te', nw dau 1nnn.inn
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upon tne puons " usinss nsm :. m'
physieihnS irom EuroPs y o.nsr p,uern. W.
tneIeioIe. IH,o.u., "Lu ~, n1"",,"
you may faiIinto tue oenas oiihose charla'anf'
neminni weakness
Seminal Emissions' tue consrqueh' OF SER
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A IL parties having receipts for taxes aeains'
n the above individuals or property. will savt
trouble by presenting them to c. J. Lansing
Town Attorney. forthwith.
w. /. CUMMINGS, Marshal Of Town
OF Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada
Dated at Gold Hill. February %, 1868.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
yellow Jacket silver n

yellow Jacket silver llisiux Csm-
pany.-Location Of Works, Gold I'LL, Storey
county, Neyada.-Therc arc delinquent upon the
following described stoek, on account OF assess.
ment No. II levied on the r~wenty.second day Of
January, 1869, the several amounts set opPo
site the names Of the respective shareholders.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 50.
REoIsTER's 0rYIcE,
CARSON CITY, NV,

CARSON CITY, NEy.,
February %, 1865.
4, Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.. d.
~ Fry has this day filed in this Office a dla-
gram. together with q Notice Of Application for
Patent from tho United States, under Act ofCon.
gress approved July %, 1866. for thirty e4o-1. 900
feet Of the Comstock Lode, In the Gold Hill Min.
ing District. Storey county, Nevada Said claim
Is bounded on the North by the Alpha Gold Hill
Company, and on the South by the Imperial Su.
yer Mining Company, and Is moro particularly de
scribed as follows to wit: Commencing at post
"a" which IL situated North. eighty.four degrees
and ffty.four minutes (s4o so East, distant 473
feet from the South. east corner Of the Imperial
and Empire Shaft, running thence South 50 ~.
w. 30 s49.l. 900 feet TO post d." thence n. Us
%, ". 1867 500 feet, thence N. s4o Of, W.H
90 100 feet, thence N. s9o 60, W. Al 75-lOo feet,
thence n. $40 46,, w. sol 7.l0O feet TO post c.
thence N. 50 ~. Z. 80 sI9.l0o feet to post ID"
thence S. go 49,. E. sol 100 feet. thence 8. sso
90, E. Al 75-lO0 feet, thence 8. s4o5p, E. "a $500
feet, thence s. TO 90. L. 1,057 $40 feet to place
Of beginning. containing ono and hfteen.hun.
dredths acres. and Is more fully shown by the
diagram and notice posted on the claim and In
this Office.
WARREN T. L0CKHART, Register.
meho.9Od
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
B0ani OF Trustees. made on the THlRTlETH
A OF JANUARY, 1865, so many shares OF each
parcel OF said stock as may DO necessary, VIII be sold
at public auction, at the auction salcs-roOm. Of John
Middleton & Son, No. $40 Montgomery street, on
hour or /? O'Clock ~. OF that day, TO the highest bid
der for Cash, IN UNITED STATES G0LD COIN.
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
TIIOS. J, OWENS, Secretary.
~ 0aice-So. 10 Steycnson's Building, south
west corner OF Montgomery and California streets,
San Francisco, California. mhf.td
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And In accordance with law, and un order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the twenty.ss.
cond day Of January, 1858, 70 many SHARES OF
each parcel OF said stock AZ mny be necessary
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the Office Of tho Company. on Main street.
Gold Hill. Nevada, on MONDAY, THE
TWENTY. THIRD DAY OF MARCH, 1868.
between the hours OF two C) and four %
o clock, P. n. OF that day, for cash In United
Slater Gold Coin, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of nd
vertising and expenses Of sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold I'LL, Nevada.
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D.,,., sI,vcr m,,inx Company

DaytOn HIIVcF NItnlnk 1upuuJ
Location Of works. Silver City, Lyon county,
Nevada. There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. IL levied on the TWENTY.FOURTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1868. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of tho respective sharehold.
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BeIeuxiag 10 john Dec Uaknsw'
NOTICE

Town Attorney Of town Of Gold Hill.
Storey county. Nevada
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
o,.,u.n sIIyer SiipIua Company.

Overman sIIyer MiSbnE CompnnI.w
Location Of work., Gold III, N Sln.ns I pis,fiSi, S SSTS
quent upon the Following described stock on account
OF assessment levied on the THIRTIETH GOTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1865, the several amounts set
a. fnlinwn H
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einpmann & Psyson .57Og.
offman Jacob. .57l3.
mi A +, Trustee. $3.50 Dl6
1926 3577 3749 1851 1854
3s65 1874 1887 1891 1892
1901 1905 1919 1918 1929
1895 3ga7 1895 1898 1892
1865 1866 1872 3rs5 1898
1896 1870 1891 403e 4O4S
1850 305g 1896 40s7 1893
1000 5000 6OO2 5003 5000
SOLO SOLE SOFT 5ols GOT
5000 5O3l 1904 5O37 5O40
also 4l5I 4l04 4l0e AIS
4ll9 4l254l26 4l3I 4l32
4l5g 1909 1927 1895 1913
1919 1895 1851 1862 1865
1866 1850 1886 1889 44l4
443O 4434 1897 445S 4472
4473 4474 4479 44ss 1895
1893 1906 1916 454l 45iG
1850 1850 1850 4562 1864
4572 4573 1915 1916 1882
45s3 45s5 1888 4594 449J
1897 1900 46O6 1908 1919
1920 1923 1924 1926 46S3
1857 4647 1913 1852 4G7G
1878 1859 1857 1880 4699
47Ol 4702 47O3 4708 400
i7l3 47o9 ABB 4745 475l
4757 4759 476l 47e0 47e3
1872 1900 1910 1915 1919
1923 1924 Abb 1890 1854
1855 1864 4e65 1899 1899
1900 1920 1895 1929 1880
1888 1915 4972 1874 1919
1895 1895 1896 1897 1899
GOAT 5O5l 5O55 5058 5O66
SOTO 5O72 5073 5063 JOe6
6oe9 5O9l 5l04 5l05 5l06
SLOT 5l05 5l09 6ll05ll2
5ll35 STA Sis 1924 5l2s
5l29 5l3l 5l3a 5l3 5l:8
$40 5l42 5i6I 5l65 5l69
Sligo Sill 5le4 5l8s 500
J62l3 52l4 52i9 1924 52o7
$40 $3.50 1901 J263 1865
500 500 530l 5305 1907
1926 S327 1923 500 $3.50
1891 s34l 5344 1855 1858
S)67 1868 1869 5375 $50
Eoan g1n1 SA1C laS6 STaQ
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-09-05

Aeweek ago Thursday night the colored
speakers, Mccoy and others. had obtained
an audience at Mrs. Porer's plantation, and
everything promised a peaceable meeting
and complete success, when some Young
chaps, mere boys. from this place. made their
appearance there, and, under the influence
Of liquor, commenced disgraceful row
among themselves. making a display of
pistols. The colored people left, and the
meeting broke up.
The white people of franklin in mass
denounce this as an outrage which will, and
ought to receive the condemnation Of every
good man in the parish. 1t is disgracefal
that. when the best white and colored peo.
in the parish arc making an effort to b,irg
about peace, good feeling and prosperity,
drunken boys should attend political meet.
ine' and break them up.
The people. beaded by the Central Demo
cratic Committee, are determined to organ.
l1e police to attend these meetings, and if
these boys continue such disgracefal pro-
'sedlngs they will do it at their peril.
This is equally as disgraceful as the armed
negro Radical movement at Brashear lately |
Intended to break up the Democratic meet |
ng OF Rollins and Mccoy, and as that Of the
'olored rufians at Pattersouviile. headed bv
John Field. who attempted to molest |.
Democratic meeting of Mccoy and others.
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MISS SKITTLES' MUSES..

Last week didst receive . hunk
Nj is pounds weighing,
OF wedding cake. all in . chunk.
From feller in 0corg, 7taying.
This temptin' morsai soon bruised,
And while I ch>wed. sot and mewsd
Inewsd on Hymns favors scant
And on his smiles 20 dttin'-
How some folks kim and some folks kant.
And how eceerce men il gittin.
Il mean sich men ~ kin be noosed)
And while chawd I sot and mewsd.
/ mcwsd how many young gal smiled
And ole maids grinned in fury,
While nice yong men were roamir' wild,
Like green mules on prairie.
Whilst NO kind hand their tresses clawG,
Imewsd how many . roze duth fall,
And many violet pine on,
Kaws cruel fate denied em all
Shirt boosums fur TO twine on
And of their cheeks the dam musk knawd,
And while mewsd, sot and chawd.
mewsd how different things is here
To what they is mp yonder,
Where eaeh pure Mormon doth appear
OF hfty geese the gander.
Surkaskily . sigh drawd
And while mewsd. sot and chawd
imewsd how much kunnubil bliss
Duth bJess the plainesf vittuls,
I fthort saw the parson kiss
She wat was once r. Skittles.
Good grashus. how haw, haw, hawd
And while Ila6ed, I 80. and chawed.
Rote NJ Grasgrene Kottage
Fsiskcefrog Lane, n. o.
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: Fellow ap he karalk.

Reader. do not charge US 9TH harshpess.
when we denouace Radical Congressman
as yascals-men who have ithin the past
three years voted away mqc money than
your fathers spent in suPpoling your Gov
ornment for sixty years.
These rascals know theiiown inieult'es
better than you do; and tsy shrink IN
dread fear from your scrutiuking inqu's'tion
into their doings.
One j. G. Blaine, memfr Of Congress
from this State. has lately nade speech, in
which he promises that the expenditures are
to be greatly reduced duringthe present MS
cal year. which began the fist day OF July
INT 1.efrtsssessss Ax SHOWING
year. He says that the appropriations for
ordinary expenses of Government are but
S9O. 600. .OOO for the present year. Oh! the
brazen impotence Of the man Who does
not know that the Radical Congressman
made small appropriations just to bridge ove'
the Presidential election, and that, as sooI
as that is over. up viii come deficiency bill
Of more than $1O0, 900, 900.
But how swift is avenging Truth upon ths
track of these cbesting scoundrels! The
ordinary expenses for July are just officially
published, and they amount 70 over $751; 'OOO'
GOO, while the appropriation for July
amounts to but 81 SOC. QUO! Even at this rat'
the ordinary expenses for the year viii
amount to Sl60,OO0, 600!
Follow up the rascals
Bangor. (Maine.} Democrat.
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A FEARFUL INCIpENT.-A letter fro'
Fort Larned to the Leayenvortb Time'

A FEARFUL INCIDENT letter from
Fort Larned to the Leayenvortb Times.
tells the follo~fnS. .-~
A most fearful aud appalling circumstances
trarspired Mt the fort last evening. While
a party of ladies aud gentlemen were -i. ting
in front Of the beautiful quarters OF Col: Ed.
Wynkeop. Indian superintendent or agent
Of several warlike tribes. the entire party
commenced beautiful song. While the
melody was ringing in the night air. mon
strous, shaggy and rabid volt dashed nhadly
in the midst Of the. party, first attaching
Lieut.. Thompson. Third United States In
fantry. tearing and lacerating his Em6s IN
most frigtFfal manner. The monster broke
away. pursued by Col. Wynkoop. and his
chief scout. James Morris N. who had lost no
time in procuring proper arms. Before.
either Ct these fearless gentlemen. however.
could overtake him, the wolf had attacked
the sentry 1t the guard-house. whom h" also
bit sayagey. the sentinel 6red. but unfortu-
,.a:efy missed his aim. From tho guard house
tb., wolf next.dsshed over to The hospital. and
made an assault upon ono 1t the men there
stationed. almost tearing bis right arm from
hi. bodv, after first taking off finger entire.
He then attacked and matiated colorsd
soldier of the Tenth Cavalry. and subse-
ouerny entered the quarters Of the laundress
while she was ir bed. but owing to the
thickness of the bed-clothes. fortunately
failed to infict any serious injury on the
| moor worr.;n:.. The madderrd creature next
caught sight of the sentinel at the hayssacks.
who almost providenti"lly. shot him dead.
BESIDES Lieut.. Thompson. there were three
persons badly bitten and mutilatcd by this
monster
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The late exodus of the numerous NEAR
men of the North and West, rae1 who hat
played out at home. and wished to make ,
raise as philanthropists, and as friends o.
the black race, are extremely anxious t.
pin their reputation to the sleeves of respec
table men from the same section that gave
them birth. So if the Southern people
despise carpet -baggers, it is claimed by these
social and political pests that they are hated
merely because they are Union men. and are
from the North. and that peopb here are
prejudiced against Northern men and don't
want them to settle here
Nobody in this country is treated better
than an honest Northern man, whether he
is lately from the North, or has been her,
for half a century.
The only mer, from the Nota Who are
treated unkindly by the Southern people
are the men who for the sake of Offices would
turn the South into a social and political
hell. And with such men tie Southern
people will never make peace, and never
ought to. Many of these mencame South
to escape just punishment in N'rheru peni.
tentiaries. Do they look lik plilanthro-
pists? DO they look as thoujh they loved
anybody but themselves? Hey love the
negro as the snake loves the.fsg.
. They cannot taoh their reptation to that
of decent men happenedo be born in
the same State VI ch such mn disgrace.
:" They are Of heir fatherthe devil. and
his works they u II do" 3e devil is the
prince and faith + of carp tbsggers and
scalawags. Sata,, offered thSavior all the
kingdoms of the elrth if he puld become
Radical, when tho poor devldidnt have an
acre of land this ae Of h-
The Savior said, "get zee behind me
satan," and the DemocnS repeat the
saying. z
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A. co;ored man in Washington. says the
Express. was recently lestusd BY Radical
politician for becoming $. FESTIVE in the
traces" The coiorsd mas riplied:
.Tnder your tsachings wehave alienated d
from % the mass Of the white people Nor'n
a. we'll % South; you have gothic Offices and
emoluments, while We hare lone the work
and stand out in the cold. Ecr onev i am
done with you"
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A SENSIBLE RPEr-BAGGER.-At
Esdisa1 meeting reeeutly heldin Washington.
Mr.. Railsback. Of Mississippi. said He had
been candidate for Congress in Mississippi.
He for one, would not go back to Missis-
sippi, but would return to 1ndiana. where
Ee originally came from. He knew he was
a carcet- -6acger, and vas not ashamed to ow a
it. He thought Mississippi was not a very
desirable place to live in anyhow, as the
Democrats there were thoroughly organized,
and worked like beavers.
This is the first verse of the first chapter
of the carpet.bagger's Exodus"
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CHARBoN.-A learned friend, disciple
of Esculapius, informs us that the tincture
of iodine is sure remedy for this disease.
Take a soft brush and paint with iodine. the
efFected part, at the same time making .
complete circle around it. and continue this
painting several times day. enlarging the
circle as the disease enlnges until cure is
effected. This remedy has been used with
great success in Franklin parish.
New Era.
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s56O.OOO.0QG.
49O,OOO.WO
4O6.OOO.OOO
..Sl,456, ,OOO, 600


But s2l6, ,OOO. 900 of that enormous amount
has gonecsc pay the public debt; the rest
amounting to the gigantic sum Of $l'24o'-
600. 900. has, been expended by this most
extravagant Radical Congress-. ..
What a fact is this! These Radical
Congressman have expended. during the
past three years, more money than the
whole Government Of the United States. cost
for SIXTY YEARS-from 1889 to lS4g.
is there ! Republican laboring man IN
Maine who will say that this is not sum
cient reason why the Radicals should not oe
hurled from power this very fall !!
tBangqr, (Me.,A Democrat.
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A LAKE ONTARIO MYsrERY.-One Of

A LAKE ONTARIO MYsTERY.-One OF the
straugest pheromena ever Witnessed has
recently occurred along the shores Of Lake
Ontario, in tke towns Of Sodus and William
son. For three weeks previous to last Fri
day the water of the lake has been unusually
warm-so wssu. indeed. that many persons
resorted thither for the purpose Of bathing.
remaining in the water an hour at time
without experiencing sensations Of chillness.
On Friday. however, sudden change oc-
CURED. the temperature of the water faf.ing
nearly twenty degrees in three hours. And
now comes the strangest part of the story
The fish. great and small. as the cold in
creased. seemed possessed with a desire to
get ashore. came leaping aHd tumbling
against the banks in hundreds ard Thousands.
Large quanties were taken with spears and
nets, and the shores of the lake were lined
With dead fish: Whether the fsh were be-
numbed by the increasing coldness. end in-
stinctively sought the shore, whore the
wsser was If hes depth. let the naturalist
say; We will not pretend TO explain. The
w.ter Of Lake Ontario h now colder BY
several degrees than it has been for severa
wears at this season, and naturally excite'
considerable comment and discussion.
Lyons. IN. ~ Republican.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-09-05

The st. Louis Democrat gives an account
of another horrible accident from coal oil.
Mrs. Amelia GrassmucA il the name CT the
lady who was the victim Of the cad accident.
She turned down lamp to entingpish it.
but as she did not wholly succeed. blew
down the chimney. A terrible explosion.
like the report ofa shot gun. followed: The
oil was scattered upon the dress Of the un-
fortunate lady. while piece Of the lamp
struck her on the shoulder. causing of itseh
a severe wound. In moment her wearing
apparel was on .ire, and she became ,nasl
Of fame. Persons hasteped to her relief
and succeeded in extinguishipg the fame
but she suffered terribly until next day
when she died. Notwithstanding all that he
rhysiciar could do.