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TO TEE REGTsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register


LONDON, August 13:-The american
yacht sappho left Queenstown this
evening for Cowes. When Adult to
start they fred the royal salute, which
was answered by the guardship and
yachts of the Royal Cork Yacht Club.
During the stay of the Sappho here the
owner and guests were entertained in
the most enthusiastic and hospitable
manner.
PARIS. August 13.-The La France
newspaper says Queen Isabella has ex.
pressed determination to resign in
favor Of her son.
MADRID, August ia widespread
conspiracy has been discovered at Val
ladalid.
PARIS, August IA Marshal Neil is
dead.
VIENNA, August 1.-The Presse says
the business relations between the
Turkish and Lombardy railroad com
panies have been entirely broken OIL
Baron B.ust, in speech in the Reich
rath yesterday, defended the Budget
and said tho maintainance OF peace
would be eader if the defensive forces
of Austria were not diminished. :,
PARIS, August 14.-Sev;ral addltlonal
hands of Carlists have appeared in dill
ferent parts of the country, but 1t Is
said they are by no means formidable.
ST.. PETERSBURG, August l4.-The in
surrection in KirgliBg' county has been
entirely suppressed.
LoNp6N, August 1.-THE Post has
an editorial to-day on the subject of the
sale of Cuba to the United States,
wherein the writer says: We entertain
a shrewd suspicion that the best thing
Spain can do is to close with America
in respect TO Cuba. She gains nothing
by Cuba in her present state, but loses
a sum she cannot afford. She is not
strong enough to stamp out the insur-
rectiou, but is obliged by false senti-
ment of honor to continue an attempt
costly and unavailing. If she is able
to restore tranquility, considerable
time must elapse before she can reap
fruits Of success. Probably before the
result is attained the flames of rebellion
will break out afresh. These consider
atoms will have weight with the Gov
eminent, and notwithstanding the de-
NAL of the rumored negotiations, we
shall not be surprised to hear that the
purchase and sale of Cuba has been eff
fectual.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 1.-THE
Vizier's letter to IsmaeI Pasha states
circumstantially the grievances of the
Sublime Porte. He refers to the Cretan
affair, the journey through Europe, the
oppressive administration in Egypt, and
demands a clear and categorical eXpia-
nation. He expressed his determination
to insist strictly on the terms of the fir
man of lSll.
MADRID, August 15.-The troops have
had encounters with bands of Carlists in
CASTLE aud Valencia. In every case the
Carlists were defeated and many have
been captured, among them several
priests. The Government have decreed
capitation tax, but it doubtful whether
they will be able to enforce its collec-
ton. The Bishops have reaffrmsd their
adhesion to the present Government.
LONDON, August ll.-Thr improve
meut of the Harvard crew since they
first appeared on the Thames Is Geuer-
ally admitted. SO far there has been
littlesbetting on the race.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
lBv Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, August IA plan has been
disclosed in Matanzas to poison the
bread intended for the garrison of that
place. A negro made known the plot
TO the authorities, who had the party
arrested, tried and sentenced.
There is rumor in circulation that
Colonel Queros had attacked the insur-
gents at Sitio, and killed ninety of the
Spanish. His loss was small. This re-.
port is probably COMPOUNDED with the
capture of General Jordan's convoy, as
the localities of each of the engage
ments are contiguous.
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An InDOrtant Fact.

The liver and kidneys are, next to the heart
the most important organs of the human frame
and require more attention and care than all
the other organs of the body put together
Three fourths of the diseases that afflict hui
mainly arise from some deleterious influence
upon those two great organs. 1t is absolutely
essential to health that these most sensitive
parts should be strengthened and guarded
"IRISIN" acts directly like charm upon
them and should be kept in every we'll regu
lated household. Tryuthe greatest and safest
remedy OF the age. augl2'lmd&w
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, August IA

CLbN fLaNb, nuSuop IL
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Sales II 900 bu No. red at
So; % cars do at Sc; 2 cars do, TO ar
rive Monday, at l "a; 5000 do, seller
month, at -; & cars No. 3 do at 81 /,
and cars do. to arrive next week, at
so.
CORN-Held at GOAL Oh.
OATS-Sales of car old at 64c; new
held at 5ea53c.
PETROLEUM-Ref held at 2Sta
a29c for large lots; 2a3c advance on
small lots; crude held at 6 so.
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On the evening of the twelfth the
train from be East on the Milwaukee
aud ST. Paul railroad, when near West
st. Paul, rau off the track capsizing the
engine. Patrick O'ConDer, fireman,
had his back broken and died the next
morning. L. Page, engineer, left leg
crushed and right arm broken; leg ant
putated aud doing well. Charles Weed,
riously
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the v,,,,.
Solitary Vice. that dreadful and d..,,S-..
habit which annually sweeps % an ps,'.r,,
grave thousands OF oung Men II The ~. seq
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who -
otherwise have entraneed kslenis z Seuat,s y. ~
the thunder Of elsl uence, or walked 4, ss.,t a
the thrilling Tyre, may call with full ocssSsulLl
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W. secretary of the Navy Robson and
vice admiral Porter arrived at Phila.
deiphla on the Tallapoosa, Friday even.
ing: on Saturday morning they made
an inspection of the navy wards Tbe
visitors left for New York Saturday at
terhoon, stopping at League Island r.
inspect the iron clads. General Sher
man and daughter went on board Sat
urdsy morning.
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At eleven o'clock Saturday morning
the temporary bridge on this side of the
Mississippi, used in the repairs of the
falls of Saint Anthony, was swept away,
either by a sunken log or the force of
the current. Two men were seen upon
the bridge when it broke up, and it is
thought third was upon it. They
were whirled over the falls with the
mass of timber.
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Toledo IN arket.

TOLEDO, August IA.
Flour steady. Wheat 2a3c better;
No. l white Michigan at 62; No. 2
white at 80; amber Michigan at So;
old do SO; No l red at 53al 81; No
2 do at 81. Oats unchanged. Corn lie
lower No. l, 97c /; No. 2, Csc.
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HTSTNFAIIlBLF

THIS INFALLIBLE
i REMEDY does not,
ike the poisonous irri.
tating snuff and strong
caustic solutions with
which the people have
long been humbugged,
imply palliate for Il
hort time, or drirs the
diyedSc 10 the lungs as
there is danger of doing
III the u* of such nos.
trims, but Il produces
PERFECT AND PERaA
NRNT CURES OF THE
WORST CASES OFCHRsNfC
CATARRH, as thousands
can testify. "CoLD IN
THE HEAD" is cured
with a few applications.
CATARRHAL Headache
il relieved and cured as
if by magic 1t removes
offensive Breath, Loss
or Impairment of the
sense of. taste, smell or
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MARRIAGR

Asrried Persons. or Young Men co,,.,
ing Aarriage, being aware OF PhysisaI M PA'
mess, organic debility, detormiiie, $50
cured.
He who places himself under the can. a, p
j., my rolIgiously connde in his honor 4, - -
tlemAn, and conhdsntly rely upon his hi -
phN sician,
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DISSOLUTION.

V'HE Co,PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between +. Widde and Charles
Scberer undor the firm name of +. W1DDEl
& CO, has been dissolved by mutual consent
Charles ]. Scherer retiring. =,
The business will be contin usd at the OLD
stand, No. III Main street, by +. Widdel, wht
will also settle all claims against the late firm
Persons having claims will present them, anc
those knowing themselves indebted viii please
call and settle soon.
F. WIDDLE,
CD. SCHERER.
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WHEELING, July Let, 1869.
CARD.

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, / would respectfully
ask continuance hf the same to T. WIDDEL;
at the old stand, where my many friends anc
customers will find the usual large assortmen,
of LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, at low cash
prices.
iyl0-tf CHARLES j. SCHEhEh
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Senior Leuias telegraphs from Wash
ington that he has authentic inferma-
ton that Spain will send no more troUPs
to Cuba until the gunboat question is
settled. The Spaniards acknowledge
that without those vessels they will he
Enabled to crush out the rebellion
Four of the boats are ready for arma-
ment. One hundred and fifty workmen
from the Pittsburgh iron foundries have
contracted with the Cubans to 60 to
Cuba and work in the foundry.
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hUH STOCK OF GOODS -
" large and assortment complete In nj
branches. City as well as country dealers arc
respectfully invited 10 give rs q call
janl3 MAXWELL g. TINGLR
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THE RAILWAY WAR.

New YORK, August 14.-Judge Bar
nard has granted an order requiring the
Sheriff of Albany county to make a
fuller return on the 10th inst. of the
reasons governing him for allowing
Messrs Pruyn, Ramsey and Van Volken-
burg, the officers of the Susquehanna
railroad to be taken out of his custody
without any evidence of violence having
been used against him. Judge Barnard
said he was under the impression that
Judge Clute of Albany county, should
be punished for contempt in issuing a
writ of habeas corpus, on which the
defendants had been discharged, but
would not take action until the Sheriff
had made fuller return,
The Times mentions a rumor that the
railroad war will be continued by Judge
Barnard in the Interest of the Erie com.
bination for the Rensselaer, u Sara
toga railroad.
Soldiers still occupy the United States
Court building in the case of Pratt,
which will probably be disposed of
Monday. If the evidence is sufficient
be will be sent to Texas for trial, other
wise he Will be discharged by III" Com.
missioner.
ALBANY, August l4.-No new event
has occurred in the Susquehanua imbro-
Clio to-day. IL is uudrstOOd that the
Sheriff mas made return by mail 10
Judge Barnard that he L. unable 10 tiuG
MesSrs Pruyn, Ramsey aud Van Volken
burg.
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PRICE ONLY so CENTS.

Ask your Druggist for the REMEDY but if he
has not got il on sale, don't be put off by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substi'
tute. but enclose sixty cents to me and the
Remedy will be sent you, post paid. -Four
packages 81 Oa, or one dozen for $500 Send a
two cent stamp for DR.. Sages pamphlet on
Catarrh Address the Proprietor,
R V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
BUFFALO ". Y.
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Goshen Cheese.

DIX BOXES PRIME QUALITY, JUST
I'D received and for sale BY
yl5 n. REILLY.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of tho Reya, College OF Surgeon, !. 81.
don graduate nom one OF the n.,r 80, y
Colleges N the United States, and Ils -
pAI, Of whose HE has been spent u u, 49,.
tails Of London, Paris, Philadelphia "a ~
where has effected some OF the a,,t 80
ing cures that were ever Known w.,
tros bled with ringing in the head an 81, -.
asleep, greet nervousness, being AArIaee A. -
den SOUNDS. hashiulness, with irogusaI M,
ing, attended, sometimes with tsrls,.n.ri !,
nd urre nnr.a immediateV "
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Refined Sugars.
Family Flour.

IN BARRELS PEARL MILLS YRHsE
~ ground. Winter Wheat.
just received and for sale BY
N RYTrTv
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hearing. Watching VI Weak Eyes, and I'M.
paired Memory when caused by the violence Of
Catarrh, a. they all frequently are. I offer in
good faith a standing reward of $500 for case
of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALEBY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
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TOBACCO. WESTERN.
i 20 boxes Niagara los, back,
% caddies do. los, and Navy a.
boxes Russells los, black,
10 boxes Ellegantus los, black,
20 Highland Chieftain to black,
IS Mermaid Navy Is
20 I" Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
q" Ambrosia 4" lbs,
~ Curiosity " lbs,
10 Twin Fl Dorado, soft pressed IL.
Bright Twist,
10 Millers Fine Twist
10 Diadem Soft Pressed IL.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. @. cut and dry,
10 half bbls +. G.. cut and dry,
10 kegs MoKean's 8 twist. for Gale.
MAXWELL & TINGIE.
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TAKE PARTICULAR StllCE
YOUNG MES

Who have injured themselves by a oert.I ,.
tioe INDUCED in when alone, habit frsSgg.
learned from evil companions, or At scAol =
effects Of which are nightly felt, even ~
Aslesp, and II not cured renders mArrtA,' .
possible, and destroys both mind ahd ~
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that q young man, the Ae7.
his country, the darling Of his parent A.,
be snatchcd from all prospects and eul0yaSl
Of life by the consequences OF deviAuHG NJ
the path OF nature aud INDUCING In trE
secret habit. Such persons must, bsi'r 10
templat.nx
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MAILS.
~ 500 kegs assorted sizes nails best brands
at MAXWELL d. TTNGLE'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-03
CANDY aIANURACToRY,
Notice!

N1oT1cR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
IN have this day appointed and empowered
8. Il. Robinson to act % my attorney In net In
all matters pertaining TO my business In the
Sntc OF Nevada, until further public notice:
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill, March a, 1860. mh2an
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Assessors Notice.

~,or,cE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE;
N undersigned, being Ex-of1cio Assessor o.
tse town Of Gold hin, and also, BY appointment,
assessor for state and County purposes ios .ne
ssme Township. has this day commenced assess'
Ing all taxable property In Gold Hill lot sne I'm ~,
nicssc h. ready TO make their returns on tho a.
sessment roll, when called upon;
HIRAM CRASDALL, Assessor:
+, Gold HIN, May 10, 1863. mSlou
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WHITE PINE F!

dispatcn At LOW RATES.
Mark goods care Woodruff & Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts to sacra-
mcnto Ufficc. .1.u yHt y. i' '.s
OFFICEs-224 Clay street. San Francisco I:
28 street. Sacramento, and 50 South G street,
Virginia City. ga ~ .sl-ag ...H
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-08-25

MAJ August has certainly proven to
be the hottest month Of the year 1869,
if not of the present age. We cannot
remember such continued hot and ex-
cessively oppressive weather. From
10 A. NJ, to S P. M, for the past ten
days, the THERMOMETERS has never been
below 80, and frequently up to SO.
We are having, almost daily, partial
showers all over the Parish. In few
localities we can hear complaints Of
too much rain and some damage to the
cotton-but not enough harm to cause
any alarm. The sugar planters are
not much displeased at these frequent
showers, but smile hugely at their
prospects. The caneS is really worth
Dragging on--we hearfof. ten red joints
to stock-in fact on a PLACE, near this
Town, the darkies and workingmen
are eating cane and fnd it good and
sweet. Il
The caterpillar alarm is played on,
already. The few places where they
have been seen witlJ telescope eyes
are now deserted by| the varmints-
and all are satisfied, beyond doubt, o
making all the eot1 ION that can b
picked.
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A, WoMAN,s FRfENDsHIp.-It is q
wondrous advantage to man, in eve
ry pursuit or vocation, to secure an adj
wiser in sensible woman. In a wo-
man there is at once subtle delicacy
of tact and q plain soundness Of judg-
ment which are rarely combined in an
equal degree in man. A woman, ii
she be really yOur friend, will have a
sensitive regard for your character,
hope, repute. She will seldom coun-
sci you to do shabby things, for wo-
man friend always desires to be proud
of you. At the same time her cOnsti.
tutional timidity makes her more eau
tious than your male friend. Shf
therefore seldom counsels you to do ar
imprudent thing. A mans best fe:
male friend is a wife of good sense and
heart, whom he loves, and who loves
him. But, supposing the man to bt
without such a helpmate, female friend
ship he must still have, or his intellec
will be without a garden, and their
win be many an UNDECIDED gap even il
the strongest fence. Betrer and safer
Of course, are such friendfhips wher
disparity Of years or circumstance
puts the idea of love out of the ques
ton. Middle life has rarely this adj
vantage; youth and old age have. w
may have female friendships with thos
much older and those much younge
than ourselves. Female friendship i
to man the bulwark, sweetness, orna
ment Of his existence.
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MOBILE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC

MOBILE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC
SAFETY.-Says the Register:
The committee of public safety is or
ganized on the principle and for the
purposes implied by it's name and style.
1t is organized for defensive and not
aggressive purposes. 1t is organized
in the interests Of peace, and in con-
junction with the civil authorities,
when it can, but in any way, when
it must, it will take measures to guard
this community in its property and its
life, against mob violence, wherever
originating aud by whomsoever inaug-
urated. This committee is constituted
of the pick of the community in intel
ligence and property interest, cOnser.
vatism and determination.
1t will do its duty and that duty lie
summed up in few words-the duty
of safeguard and protection to COM
munity threatened with a violence that
has made every mother trenlble for
her children and every man resolved
to stop and punish it on repetition, at
the risk of his life. None but evil
doors, conspirators and incendiaries in
overt act, have anything to fear from
it. It is based upon the first law Of
nature-the principle Of sef-defence.
Keep the peace, and no one will ever
hear of this committee. Turn loose
your brutal mobs upon society, and
you will not only hear of it but feel the
weight Of the mailed hand of the entire
community which it sways. And nov
let us see if we can shave peace"
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II Grant seems to be hard up fol
good Secretary of the Treasury; his
finances and those Of his Government,
the best under the Planet, are in a
sad fix and need tinkering up at once
we think we can come to his rescue
Alexandria has the boy for him, his
Cabinet and his Treasury-and his
services can be secured at once-and
down will 60 gold and up the currency
Our candidate for fame in Grants lay.
ont, is mysterious and grand finan-
cier, and by the bye, a distant rela-
tive of Nick Biddle, of United States
Bank fame. He does the thing sue
eessfully and no one can tell and
divine his mighty financial powers
Fame at the Muck Bridge, and in Ger.
tain courtesan circles, blows loud his
trumpet and touts his horn of recent
Sabbath piece of financiering that lays
all creation dead and low. We will
give it. He made a RIFLE of ten
dollars in cash, and broke stumblingly
for the. fields Of his triumph. He paid
eight dollars for apair of No. 9 brogana
for his own pretty self, gave five dol
lars to his paramount, luscious saffron
damsel of sour sixteen, paid debt ol
three dollars, purchased two packages
of cigaretts for two bits-and after all
has three dollars and fifty cents of the
same ten dollars lie originally riff1ed
Can Boutwell, come up to this or even
see it 7 Our joli garcon is good loil
MANI and can take the oath. He only
aided the rebellion, a little while, as
bullet moulder in the Confederate Or
dinance Department, and is none the
worse for that. We hope, by our
next, to greet him as Boutwell's sue
cessor. Long may you wave Billy
Blunt.
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NO. On our first page we publish
the Address of Judge E. North Cullom
to the people of Avoyelles. As the
Judge has hosts of friends and admi-
rers in Rapides, we think it due to him
to give his Address full circulation
These are stirring times and the Dem
ocrat must keep old Rapides posted up
to the mark. We are free to acknowl-
edge that the Judge and us is on the
best of terms and bons amis of years
duration, hence we must curb our per
and not hurl on his devoted head it,
anamatheas. En- PEASANT the Judge
has made a rough pallet for himssl
and will find no friend in Rapides tt
share its luxuries with him.
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EF To an enquiry of friend few
weeks since Gen. Grant frankly admit
ted that he has no policy.
He reminds us Of an anecdote we
heard told of an old Illinois lady early
in the war. At the time patriotic un-
ION men were going round causing the
wavering to display union flags as
proofs of their loyalty, :his old lady
was visited by some of the over-faith-
full etay.at- homes, when the following
dialogue took place:
Union Man-Why don't you hang
out your faga
Old Lady-Got no flag.
II. NJ. Are you Union or Secesh7
o. l.. Nothing but Baptist.
u. M. But what's your politicsa
0. l.. Amt got any.
u. NJ. No politics
.. l.. No; no politics nary id pol
itick.
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TT A man and wife were sitting at
breakfast the other day, the husband
trying to read the paper, while the
wife was lectnring him on his dissipa-
ted hours. He suddenly looked up
from his paper and said: "Here's a
perfectly correct sentiment. A writer
in this paper says, the best capital to
begin life with is a capital wife ~
s'That's very true" replied the wife
smiling, thinking that her Iemarh
would elicit q compliment ''but where
can you always get them7" "In thu
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, of cousse."-
AS eympathetic novelists cay, "W.
will not further invade this ece2s G
quiet dvmesEcity."