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Deaths.

BREwER-In Gold Hill, at II o'clock on tho
night OF August Z. very suddenly. OF heart
disease, Charles Brewer. q native OF England,
formerly OF Eureka, Humboldt Bay, California,
and for the last six years q resident OF Gold
Hill. The deceased was an honest, industrl.
ous and a truly kind.heartea man, and q most
devoted and ailectionatc husband.
Poor Charley! May the clods OF the valley
rest lightly upon his mortal remains, which have
been consigned to mother earth by kindly hands
and moistened by tho tears OF anectlonate hearts,
to rest and to sleep in repoao until the sound Of
tho quickening trumpet Of the Angel Of God
shall arouse from their long slumbers the spirits
of the human family to tho glory Of the Judg.
ment Day.
KELLY-In Virginia. August 0, Edward John,
son OF Michael and Mary Kelly.
FRUTIGER-In Virginia, August 8, Gottleib
, Frutiger. a native OF Canton Born, swltzcr.
land, aged 40 years.
WHITELOCK-1n Silver City. August 0, Willie
Whitelock, son Of = Whitclock, aged 0
months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
Cuban Affairs.

ONOuu AMNtIbs
CHICAGO, August 9.-Cuban synpa.
thizsrs say two armies are on the island
in their inteYest-one on the eastern
part, commanded by General Jordan,
numbering 10000 men; and the other
on the western part, under Quesada,
numbering 10000 men,. About half OF
the interior force consists OF liberated
slaves and ls, 1000 Cubans; the rest are
Americans aud Spanish deserters.
German Festival ;nS Taxins Base Ball
CHICAGO, August 9.-The Grand An-
nual Turn verein Festival is in the full
tide of success. The weather is beauti-
full, and many thousands are present
from all parts of the Union. A greeting
from the San Francisco Turner's, re.
ceiyed by telegraph yesterday, caused
great enthusiasm.
There is a report that the Assessor OF
Internal Revenue has notified base ball
clubs that they must pay q license OF
$40 each and q tax Of % per cent. on
their gross receipts.
Now York News.
New York, August 9.-The Herald
says Secretary Fish gives as a reason
for the seizure of the Spanish gnnboats
that they were intended to relieve the
Spanish fleet o doing duty on the
coast Of Cuba, and permit of the fleet
leaving to reiuaugurate the Peruvian
war. he says he does not intend to
permit the ~gunboats to leave our waters,
and if they leave without his permission
he will send after them a force which
will astonish the Dons and compel his
authority to be respected.
Walter Brown, the champion oarsman
of America, left this city on Saturday,
by steamer, for Liverpool, to row a
match for the championship of England.
Ground will be broken to-day for the
new Postofice. 1t is reported that
arrangement have been consumatcd by
which the building will be erected nearly
fifty feet nearer the City Hall than was
at first supposed, leaving that amount
of space for the rapidly increasing bus
mess of the lower end Of the park.
Mexican advices say that the Indians
of the State Of Chiapas, on the frontier
of Guatemala, have revolted, and are
committing depredations on Chanula
and several other large towns. They
raised tho standard Of instruction, and
murdered the Citrate and several resi-
dents. About 1000 men marched on
San C%hristobel, but were defeated by
the Government forces. They were
afterward. reinforced and continued to
threaten the city.
New York, August G. The striking
tailors had a grand parade to-day. The
procession was largo, indicating n deter
mination to compel employers to acceds
to the demand for an incroase.
The Express announces the suspension
Of the emigrauts' dry goods commission
firm of Bowers, Brickman & Co., in con.
sequence OF the steady decline in wooden
goods. Liabilities $4,000, 900 assets
large. Boston capitalists are said to
have offered all the money necessary to
carry tho house through for years, but
it was decided to suspend and ask an
eYtenei0n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

SESrER's majority for Governor in
Tennessee is now estimated at $4,000.
The Legislature stands 10 the Senate
conservatives, &c; Conservative Re-
p%ublicans, 4; with five districts to hear
from. In the House-Conseryatives,
&c; Republicans, A Stokes Republic
cans, 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
Births.

MARTIN-In Virginia. August 8, to tho wife OF
Thomas Martin, q daughter.
GODFRAD-In Virginia, August 0, to the wife
Of Fred. Godfrad, Q son.
STREET-In San Francisco, August 8, to tho
wife of N. j. Street, o son.
CoLLINS-In Placcryillo,. August 8, to the wife
OF II. NJ. Collins, q daughter.
METHyEN,In Plaecrvillc, August Q, to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

Tus Cubans are making rapid strides
against the Spanish in some parts of
the island, and have so completely won
the Holguin District that their civil
Government has been fixed there per-
manently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

iris reported that the great whisky
connasr"'ion in Philadelphia was in
tentional on the part of persons who
had insured barrels filled with water
and so by destroying them sough, 10
swindle the insurance companies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

A YOUNG gentleman of Logansport,
Illinois, has sued q barber for spelling
his mustaehs in trying to color 1t, and
laid his damages at $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
[RrronrEp DAILY ~ n. II. rLAoo . CO., GOLD nILL
SAN FnAxcrsco. August 10.

SAN Francisco, August 10.
70 Ophir, $16X /; % Gould & Curry. $001s7X;
6a5 Savage. SIS 8 307b1Ts97i; e5 Chollar.
$iOO0i020l0i: 157 Imperial, $40041 b 80; 48
Kentuck, i$l7O0l0501T6 b SO9ie6; Is overman,
S7O1T2 b 30; 60 Sierra Nevada, $9H; 115
American, $2S0S0 b 30; 205 Yellow Jacket, 81
040; 90 Crown Point, $30O2S12e; u 0cci-
dental, $13H; 10 Lady Bryan, $29.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

THE Chicago Times says: "One
reason why the Erie Railroad does so
much business is that it has a dead
sure thing on passengers"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

The Dixon (Illinois) Democrat says
that a tombstone in the cemetery in that
city bears simply the suggestive cpl
taph leone up"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

oSLY one man in Florida returned an
income for 1868 of over $4,000, and
but seven had yer $4,000. The total
number taxed is less than 200
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

GENERAL W. S. Roseeraus has de-.
clined the nomination for Governor of
Ohio, rendered by the Democratic State
Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
From Albany.

ALBANY, August 9.-Tbo Susquehan-
ma Railroad embroglio is still unsettled.
The question of who is to DO appointed
Receiver has been referred to Commits.
sioner Lawton, who will take testimony
and report on Thursday at Binghamp.
ton. This afternoon the Sheriff seized
tho officers and what rolling stock Of
the road that he could get possession
of, on the authority of a writ issued
by Judge Barnard Of New York, and
placed a man in possession Of the BUSH
ness and telegraph Offices. Three en-
gineers we're seized and n escaped and
started to this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
Attention, Liberty No 4.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY g
/ Meeting Of this Company will 90
DO held tomorrow "WEDNESDAY @}1
evening, ct the Engine House, ate2MO
half.past z o'clock. for the election OF officers
for the ensuing term, and tho transaction Of
other important business.
All members arc requested to be present.
BY order. A. A. PUTNAM, Foreman.
E. L. STERN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, August 10, 1S69-td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
NEW TO-DAY.
C~opartnership Dissolution
yellow Jacket Hose No. 2

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR 8
L Monthly Meeting of the Men, IN
bcrs of this Company, at their Hall, HaR
tomorrow (WEDNESDAY) cvening, 9
ut half.past Z O'Clock.
Important business on hand, and all the mem.
hers are requested to be present.
r. MERCER, Foreman.
CHAs. BRoDuUN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, August 10, 1S69-2t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

This attack may result in sending a
strong force Of militia to Ironton and
st. Francis County TO drive that gang
Of outlaws from there.
A Young nInn Killed by His Father.
CLEVELAND, o., August.-Last night,
at half past IL o'clock, Philip Getrnar-
ten, proprietor Of the Lake View House,
shot and instantly killed his son Thomas
while he was entering his house, sup
posing him to be q burglar. The father
was arrested and held to await on in
yestiRation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10

To-DAY's KILOGRAMS,

Especial 10 the Gold Hill Daily News by the Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph Line1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
From Tennessee.

NAsnvILLE, August "a party Of
young men went to the City Hotel last
night and called out Joseph Barlow Of
Hartford, Connecticut, who accom-
panied Stokes in the latter part of his
canvass rs correspondent OF the State
Journal, and attempted to take him in
the direction Of the Suspension Bridge.
He was rescued, but was considerably
abused, but not seriously hurt. This
outrage is condemned by all classes of
the citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
From Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, August 9.-Rccent events
have disclosed the fact that n gang of
murderers have for q long time made
their rendezvous at Ironton. A number
of citizens of hat place have bsen muir
.dered. Several arrests were made, and
writs were issued for others. In at
tempting to arrest them, the Sheriff and
bis posse met an organized resistance.
After n desperate fight they were forced
TO retire, with two killed aid several
wounded. A dispatch was received by
the Police Commissioner to-day from
Irontou. It states that Colonel Bowen,
ia command Of q force 10 capture sam
Hildebrand, the notorious outlaw, was
fred upon by Hildebrand and some Of
his friends. Bowen was wounded and
had bis horse shot from under him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-10
From Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, August 9.-The dead
body Of Mowry Jones, who murdered
his wife in juno last, at Burrallyille,
was found in a swamp near the scene Of
the murder. He had evidently comtem.
plated suicide after killing his wife.
PoRr HopE, July GA brick block
on John street, containing the City Hotel
and several stores, was destroyed by fire
last night; loss, $50,
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Go 70 CHURCH There is no one
thing which helps to establish, q man s
character and standing in society more
than steady attendance at church and
q proper record for the first day of. the
week. EgeFy head of family should go
70 church as an example b Lounging on
the street and in bGErrooms on the Sab
BATH Is ahominable, and deserves cen
sure because ii lays the foundation OF
habits which ruin both body and soul.
Many Q man can date che commence
meht 6f his dissipation which made him
q burden 60 himself and his friends, an
Obje6t.Of pity in the sight of his enc.
nlieacto bis Sunday debaUohegy.
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a FaAcug On last. Eonday morning
Mr., Clifton went to the store OF Cap
tain Bryan, and, after remaining there
Srshort time we presume the liquor he
had previously drank commenced TO
effect his hrain--hegan to abuse the
Captain by calling him such names as
no gentleman VII take. The Captain
bore everything patiently, knowing the
condition of Mr.. Clifton at the time, bit
remarked To Mr. g, that he would have
20 recall What he had said as soon as he
got sober, or ~ ds by the Consequences.
This did not seem to quiet Mr.. C., md
she Captain then took hid OF Clifton
" lead him away when the sclfie
Snen commenced. From what we learn
NJ. Clifton received enc blow about the
ssaca a0sl tina Captain got some Of his
haen tore, which settled the matter at
shat time, Whether thare viii be a
sequel or not to this drama remains vet
e oe caniaetured We hope that when
oeta paTtA6s meet again that this mater
VAL ne amicablY adjusted. az both these
Gentlemen ere good citizens and OF high
landing i1 ear toInMnnity,
k A ters
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Auditors Oaice, State Of
Louisiana.
NEw OPrraNs. Jnlv - 1asa

New ORLEANS, July 18th 1869.
Charvey Barbe, Esq,
State Collector for the Parish OF
Calcasieu, Lake Charles, La
SR-In accordance with the provis-
ions OF Section IS Of Act 174, of 1869,
you are hereby authorized and required
10 close up all establishments where the
proprietOrs fail to comply with the law,
20 place a keeper on the same, and after
thirty days, if all costs and indebtedness
TO the State is not paid, you vii sell to
the highest bidder as required ~ said
section, and make yoar return OF such
sale to this office.
Very respectfully,
G. M. WICKLIFF Auditor.
September %, If.
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Calcasieu.
10 Novernbre 1868

~ NQFGIuQEG 3S0Ss
\ ONFORNIElIENT d In premiere
~ Section dun acte de IA Legislature,
intitu,e, ssUne Acte pour organiser les
Cours dc Paroisse de Get Etat, approu-
g6 le Anne jour de Septemhre 1868 I'm
terrNe q6gu Ter de In Conr de Pnroisse
sera telln 4 Ia Maison de Corr de cette
Paroisse, en- Ia villede Lac Char es, e
3me Lundi &c Janyier, A. d., 1869,
pour la disposition de toutes les causes
81 aftaires donG cette Cour peut ayoir
jurisdiction, ct tout les deux mois &c
suivants, I'm terme de "a Siite COur
sera arssi tenU. cOnrmeneant le 3me
lundi sia chaqne mois, pour toates
causes de prenyes ct de SUGGESTIONS, et
aour Ia disposition de toutes affaires de
preuves ct SUGGESTIONS qi doivent 6tre
fastes en- Com ouyerte, lie premier
terme sera tenn Il dit 3me Lnndi ale
Janvier 1869,
ID. y. READ,
IA Nov. 1868. J.ga lie Par0isse.
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THE WEATHER. After q long
dry and pleasant spell of warm
weather, we are now undergoing
quite o sudden and unpleasant
change to that of cold and rain.
It makes us SILVER al. over just to
think Of the three cold months we
are merging into, to be- kept
wrapped up in shawls and over
coats. Don'tit make you feel cold
30 think about it?
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I saI.fsll of CaIcasfeUI,

e4Ga November 18th, 1853.
Y N accordance with the tirst section Of
a an Act Of the Legislature entitled
. An Act to organize the Parish Courts
Of this state, etc, approved Septem-
tamber 4th, 1868 "A regular term OF the.
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
81 cases of which said Court may have
j Jurisdiction, win be held at the 'ourt
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
the third Monday Of January, al. ID,
1869, and Of every second mouth there
after A term Of said Court viii also
be held each month, beginning on the
third Monday thereof, for the trial 81
Probate causes, and the disposition Of
such Probate business as. is required TO
be done in open Court.
DAVID ]. READ,
Parish Judge.
November IA. 1868,
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Notice TO CreditorsandI Dehtors.

ALB persons having claims
against the Succession of Solomon
Bonds, deceased, arc hereby mott
fed to present their claims with
out delay, an dnlY authenticated
to the undersigned att Hickory
Flat, Calcasieu Parish, La, or to
George Ell. Wells, Esq. his attor-
ney, at Lake Charles, in said par
ish,--for approval, and all per-
sons indebted te sail Succession
will please make Immediate pay
ment.
JAMES COLE, Administrator
of said Succession,
Oct. z. st.
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WrssED Hn6 A little excitement was
created about town last Sunday morning
on hearing that Mr.. King had been shot
by Mr.. Griffith. To make d long tale
a9orT, King killed Chi lith's dog, ant
9ritfEh not fanCying such proceedings
took occasion the next morning while.
KING was passing to shoot at him. King
believing himself 10 have been shot.
struck Decline for his hotel and CAV
the alarm Ut was but q few moment
afterwards till IL was whispered all owe
town shat King was shot Some of our
eibizans on hearing this immediately re-
paired TO the hotel to render such assist
Rnce % uight be required Of them, but,
much to their establishment, On their
arrival at the hotel found Nh, King
worse scared than hurt. Some wag says
King dropped something ia his hurry to
get a&ay--his handkerchief, we sup
posBs saa68t aHa $500 ii I
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LTTTELI's LIVING AGE.

A
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NO CE
TO ALL TAX PAYERS.

I'm compliance with an act of tho Legis-
n lature OF the State of oqisiana, an
titled San act to provide aravan.se or
the support Of the Sta,a g1varnm III
Louisiana, and the ln alnar nf eli Il ing
the same, approved Iareh . 1ia ne
undersigned will assess tn prom yav 81
the Parish Of Calcasiel co. on m nth,
commencing OH the tstA lAyiAA Js& aer
and ending on the Isl day d Eaya a
1869 from 10 to liz aclp NJ .nl
from 2 to o'clock u M Of day,
Sundays excepted abtha atH Of the
Recorder of Calcasien "isk ia the
Town Of Lake Chart ae shA years
1857. 1858 and 1862 s
JAMRs y EERKMAN. Re alar Jalea-
g. Classroom, Clerk siau Par
y. nj RlErD, Sheriff, ish.
September so, 1869, In.
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70 WHoM n NAY CoNcERN. If you
wish 70 keep town from thriving, don't
pnt up any more houses than you can
conveniently occupy yourself. IF you
should aCcidently have an empty dwell
ing. and any one wants to rent il, Just
ask him about three times. the actual
value Of .ik Demand Shylock price
for every spot OF ground that God has
given you d Stewardship over. Turn d
cold shoulder TO every mechanic or
business naan seeking home among
you. 81 Look at every newcomer wa b q
Soowl. Run down the work OF every
new workman. Go abroad Tor wares,
rather than trade with those who do
business in your midst, Fail to adver-
tse, or in any manner support your
paper, so that people abroad may not
know whether business flourishes in
your town or not. Wrap yourself up
IA a-a0at Of imparyioug salfishnesss
There is no more etfectual way to retard
the growth of town than actions like
those enumerated.
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Losr oh MrsrAtD Our subsclip-
ton book which was included IN
che sale with the office has failed
60 far, to make its appearance. III
any Of our subscribers or ex-
changes fail to get their paner.
they will know to what cause to
attribute it. We hope that the
person who had il last viii make
dligent search and try and find it,
az we need it. 5s sT
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49, Persons DESTROYS oi havlpg dob
Printing done neatly, expeditiously and
cheap, arc invited 70 call "A tho office Of
tho EOBO, N