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Fran NankiR-we have PORCELAINS, FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORAI.S-
From Naples-we have LAVA CANIEOS. IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles Of VERTU.
From Rome-we have 1IOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS,
aud VASES.
From Geneva-wo have Enamecd WATCHES. JEWEL
RY and Works Of Art more beautiful than a
Turks dream OF Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS, CAMEOS, & TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments
From Venice-we have PAINTINGS and ENAAIELS.
From Dresden-we have CHINA Ornaments, of every de-
scriDtiOn.
From Strausburgh-we have every variety of BOHEMIAN
From Paris-wa have ALABASTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES. FANS, PERFUMERY,
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles Of
Use and Beauty.
And from Copen hagcn-We have one Of JULES JURGFN-
SENS world renowned CHRONOMETER
WATCHES. (ThiS is the Watch whirh was
ACKNOWLEDGED the best at the London EIhi-
bltiOu 1851 }
From London-ve have fine WATCHES and Watch Move
ments, PAPlER MACHE Work Boxes and
JswelTy Caskets. also splendid stock OF
LUBIN'S PERFUMERY and SOAPS.
From Sheied-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele-
bIaiod Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
And from dear land. have variety of Goods
that may well be proud of.
From Waltham, Mass sswe have the American Watches.
Frsm Bristol Give have the universe Yankee Clocks
From HaTtiOrd-wG have Rogers Bros premium Plated
Ware, Forks Spoons, Cups CastoTs, sc.
From Haydensville Mass we have Dawson, Warren 5.
Hyle'S Gold Pens-a splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon, n. Y-we have David Kendall's
Thermometers.
From the Rubber Comuany-ge have the best assortment
of INDIA RUBBER Toys III the State.
And one Million other hings-New, Beautiful and Useful
Give a call.
decs BENTON & MATHIVET.
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u DR.. Lyons Office is removed fron
IS Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street.
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DONATION VIsIT-The friends of Rev. W. H.
Brewster will give him donation visit at his resi-
dence, No 81 Garden street, on Wednesday after
noon aud evening, Dec. 29th.
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Hlaabinists ST.
n, OYIG SLO

Manufacturer Of all kinds OF
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Boiling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY
54SupeTIOT street. American Buildings, Cleveland o.
Opposite the Weddell House. ) aug2s la
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WIGS ! WIGS ! !! WIGS

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all
They are elegant, ligL easy and durable.
Fitting a charm-n, f'uing up behnd-nc shrinking
on ehead; indeed, thisIs only Establishment where
these things properly mdersto, and made
233 Broadway, New York.
pov2-J ysa2 W FTSKF cleveland Ohio Agent.
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N H SOLoMoNsoN.

PRAcT1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
sps largest assortment Of the most approved nds o
PECTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF lar
ghted ground under his inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care so as to
suit the eyes all cases, curing WeaaeS DizEiness or
aauatioH Of the Eyes and impartng strength for long
reading fine sewing.
r. N. H. SolomonsOn would here inform the public
Ehathe employs any the sale of fhislenses
Y Also splendid assortment of SPY CLASSES. MI
ERoSCoPES, COAIPASSES &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
C-Omce 80 Superior street under the American Hotel
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Bters for the Fever and Ague beyond all
royersy the and best remedy that could be used
by the a ced all diseases OF the above nature. The
violent attacks of this dreadful disease have often
been prevented by the Of this reliable remedy The
Bers have been used by the proprietor in extensive
practice, the treatment Of Fever and Ague, for num-
ber Of years and wonderful curat powers are well
known both the press and to the public Those who
desire thorough of Their entire system should
not fail to use the "BitteTs."
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
IL has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my country-women-
NV success has excited the malice OF the enviOus and
aous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. oloug held in afectiOnato and
remembrance by those who have experienced
skill cn aurd despise the efforts of mischiemakers
nd slanderers.
NV friends repeatedly urged me TO place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
ladies of the United States but ndpOsiton to enter
field so occupied By quacs with their perncous nostrums
and that uuprncpod oouuterfeers might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of
ANnE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Alast yield the eHtTeates Of patients and friends
and nsr to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'AAIlE DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid FORM and exactly such
have used in praccen France for many years and
that 1t has never failed satisfactory result.
The HAme dc Femme and mensruation stand in the
ton Of cause and effect It alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual how where never has existed and to
restore it where has been from any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF direc
tons on each bottle of the Anie de Femme viii bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing boI
viii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package. =, ,,r,,,,,,
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BENTON 81 MATHIYET.
B. G D Ell T z ,
--aTEn ~

CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ &C Particular attention pam to the repairing OF
Watches Clocks, Fine JawsV &C. Also manufacturers
Of solid JegerT - = IsI- street Cleyeland
III
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= Q mo- SMOKERS q CHEWERS.n

No gentleman should mnss in the society Of ladies' with
his teeth discOOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, 'FoN
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one Of the
most eectual dentrifces in 1t whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the breath, often
offensive, an agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING-Its rich laiher penera:es and softens
the bearI prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FoNTAINE CO. 3O5 Broad
way and No. G Astor House, New York. Sold by ali
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LosT.-In front of Williams Block, a Post Office
drawer key, new P. o. numbered l67. The find
er will confer a favor on the owner by leaving ii at
the Leader Counting Room.
CORRECTIoN.-In noticing the Practicing As
sembles, we were in error in stating that Mr..
BalOu had charge of the dancing. 1t should have
been s. W Hendrickson, and the following gentle
men constitute the board of managers
S. W. Hendrickson,
W. H. Kaighin,
FIJI. May,
o. W. Hendrickson and
W T. Turreif
The first of this series of dances takes place Jan
uafy .--... ---.-. .-...-.... oLn
second, Jan lStn
Third, Feb. ......................,. 2nd
Fourth, g Observation-Disclosures. 10th
2w w,dec29,2l3
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]. B. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleye

j. b. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
an Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
with arge force of experienced wOrmen doing every
escrpto Plu nbng the most thorough manner, on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and on short
ooce Large stocks Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
ianedcopper, heaters, lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rubber Ose every descrI IHe
Brass and Plated Cocks. including the Paten Set-cos
ng Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls, and all kinds
- un9S Svgtf
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Jew Glry, Fancy Goods, Toys,
SILVER WARE,
OF every description, on exhibition at
Benton g. Mathivet's. 8.
No. 1877 Superior Street.
We haYa

The whole world has contributed to make our stock
rything the most iastidiOus could desire
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H1e0irinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

The
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
L TIVE. Says the st. Louis MOL Democrat: Below
we publish leti er TO Dr. Wood Of this city from gen
merits Of his Hair Taaie such evidence mus, lave rs e
are guarantees o. truth the Dr. needs nor
useless puiierY from The press:
PROF wooD Co-Gsntlcnen: EaviBg o nv i9i sifcn-
9n called frw months since, to the highly beneficial
application Of 1t upon my hair which had become
gur gray probably one third white whis.ers were af
inc >me character some three mouths since. procured
l'1tle Of your Hair Restorative. and used IT, soon
about twice a week have since pr5curej apofbeT b,t
Tie ot wi ch have used some. certify to the
world that the white hair has totally ed
b0l on my head aul IA e, and my hair has resumed lis
natural color and believe m1re son and glossy than has
9ld my good wife. at the age Of tw0 has used it with
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly use H.
statements l am citizen Of this city, and have been
resilient here for ho last fifteen years and known
make OF the above, with attached is at your SER
wee % wish 70 preserve the beauties Of in others
am truly yours. A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January q, 1883
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
lose tbe beSf r,rtion f INV bsi, f @ 70
low fever IN New Orleans 1854 induced 10 make
very thing needed Ny hair thick glossy and
no words can express obligations 70 giving
afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is minister in reu-
lar tanng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He IS gentleman Of great influence and
universally beloved: WAI DYER
BROOKFIELD, January u. 1859
PROP WOOD-Dear Sir: Having made tria Of your Hair
Restorative it gives pleasure say that its effect has
been excellent IN removing Inflammation. dandruf and
constant tendency TO itching, with which have been
troubled from chilhOOd znd has aso- nv hair
which becoming gray tsorg1nal color have used
other article with anything like the s1 pleasure or
profit. Yours truly, BRAGG
The RestOra;ive is put up in les three sizes viz.
Large, medium; and small The small holds half mint
and retas tT dollar per hOtte medium holds al
least twenty cent more in proportion t1n the SMALL
and etas for two dollars bOttle-the large holds quart
tory cent in propotion and retails for three
dollars bottle
o. J. WOOD s. CO.. ProprietOrs, 3l2 Broadway New
York. lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
mentl and ia Market street. St Louis No sold by
al good DrnggIsts and Fancg Goo1s Dealers. ocI6
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A STEADY BOY wishes a PLACE
"A with respectable family where his services out
school hOurs will be considered equivalent for his
hoard Good references furnished Inquire at the Leader
Counting Room. decs
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DIAMONDS-fr0m Golconda and Brazil;
RUBIES-from Syria, Ceylon and Hohenstoin;
TOPAZ--from the Altai Mountains and Kamschatka;
EAIERALDS-from Egypt, Syria aud New Mexico;
OPALS-frOm Hungary, the Farce Islands & Honduras,
TURQUOISE-frum Persia;
PEARLS-from Ceylon Olmutz and New Jersey.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PMLs.-There

HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-I here
is traitor the camp; they have been couterfeed :!
But surs test Of genuineness exists in the ztermark
Holloway, New York London" which is diseernable
as waiermark in every the book Of directions
companying each pot OF box
Sold at the manufac.ory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c &C. and 81 per PCT
box 2S5
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
1000 acres Of land in Tennessee-excellent land well
watered, with good coal mine open ready to work
So per Will exchange for real estate in this county
FULTON CO-l6O acres ~ miles from Railroad to eT-
change for City property
NEWBURGH.--20 acres, with new house and barn and
fruit to exchange for house and Ot in the
citv. SLIGO
CASE AVENUE. Cottage House, with large lot
to exchange for small farm. $4,000.
EOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
Il COTTAGE-Eight RoOms-wth good Lot, Barn, &c.
in first rate order-near Perry Street-S16O0.
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES-In Parma.
FIFTEEN ACRES-Four miles east Of the city.
FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming land-2< miles from
Superior City, Lake SuperiOr-t0 exchange lO
DOR SALE. SUMMIT Goa
Il large building, well located and suitable for public
house store with of land 81 go.
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
S2%0-
SENECA ST Corner Sq nmit, large lO., running from
Summit St to the Lake. Very cheap.
80 OACRES-Near ST Clair Road, 81 miles from the city.
Very low
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
nl23 Real Estate Agents.
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DR.. P. II. RECORD.


For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme =; the PropretOrs pnces.
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THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT

The Old Standard Works in Prose & Poetry.
In full stock and rich binding.
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THE JOSEPHINE GALE

By Alice and Phebe Cary POrros cOlors; gilt Sc 90
turkey morocco antique IS %.
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A c. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, January Q. Is.

The undersigned. Rev. X Bragg a minister in reru-
lar stanins and pastor Of the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He is a gentleman Of great influence aud
universally beloved: WbI DYER
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New Books.

AMERICAN SCENERY, ILLUSTRATED j..
With % steel Engraviags; by Addison Richards quar-
morocco, full gill; s. co.
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
u a AFARM.-Ninety-siI acres, 3 miles from the city by
Tailra ad; good productive sO good buildings; IS Of
timber, and orchard with every variety of rUitill
change in part for other good properly $50 per
GRANGER STREET.-One and half story House and
lotto exchange for FARM would prefer the vicin
ity OF Toledo; 81 ,250:
ASHT ABULA CO.-Near Ashtabua: a Farm Of $50
acres with variety Of excellent so large and good build
ngs; fine orchard about 30 tImber-ill exchange
for from 10 % the city; $50 per acre.
PUTNAM s. PAULDINC5 COS-SOme fine Lands in
these counties to exchange for City property.
IOWA.-On the Dubuque and Pacific TallrOad 30 miles
from Dubuque 320 excellent prairie Land-wi ex-
change for productive City property.
CTWENrY ACRES-Near Kinsnan S rect and near the
civ liue with a of running thTOugh-will
xchange for improved City property; $50 per acre
leo ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin, Mis-
ssSippi river; ch soil and tImbeTed-tO exchange
4 house and lot III the City
WOOD ST-Three two-s story houses and LOTS a good
property-tO exchange for desirable western laIds
LUCAS CO-Sxieen miles from Toledo 80 acres to ex-
change for Z small house and lot in the CITY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

TITLE TO Cry OF STOCKTON AND SURROUND.
ING CoUNrRY.-The Argus says "there appears
to be quite a storm brewing between Weber
and his opponent Woods, who claims to have
better title than Weber can show to the
city of Stockton and the country all about,
in quantity numbering eleven leagues. Web.
er claims that he purchased this land from
Gulnac, having paid 5000 for the property
500 in silver and 500 in goods Woods
claims that Weber never perfected his title
as he failed to have his deed recorded in this
county, and that Gulnac sold him but one
eleventh of this grant A correspondent of
the 5. F. Alta charges that Weber's deed has
been tampered with by some one so as to
make it give eleven times as much land as
was bargained for, and that his deed is not
In the office of the L. 5. Surveyor General,
but copy alone is there Weber has made
application to the county judge and has had
a temporary injunction issued TO restrain
Woods from selling any Of this land. and
thus nice job will be furnished the courts
and lawyers to disentangle this affair and
make it all plain. We do not see how either
Weber or Woods can claim property here.
as Gulnac's grant calls for land on the West
side of San Joaquin, and Stockton is certain
ly on the East side of this river"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

HIGHWAY RoBBERT.-A. G. Taber, of this
city, says the Sacramento Union, while re-
turning to town about dusk Monday evening,
in buggy, with his wife, was stopped just
this side of Lsle's Bridge by two men, who
presented pistols and demanded his money
and jewelry. One of the men had a hand.
kerchieftied around his face. Mr. Taber told
them he had no jewelry, and his wife being
greatly frightened, and there being little or
no chance of escape, handed out SIS (forget
ting $40 in his vest pocket when he was
allowed to proceed without further molesta.
tion. Strong measures must be taken sooner
or later to check the operations of the crowd
of thieves, burglars and robbers that infest
the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

Boous-We perceive that the Express
has cot over its first editorial column the
names of that Bogus Central Committee, ap-
pointed by the squad of Leeompton Boilers
from the last regular Democratic Conven-
tion of this county. What the object Of
putting their names up in SO conspicuous a
place may be, we do not know, unless it is
to get the checks of the owners case-harden-
ed to the public derision, SO that they will
not be squeamish about struttiug around af.
ter while with the assumption that they
can act authortatiyely for the Democracy OF
this county. By keeping their faces in the
public gaze sufficiently long, the blush may
wear off.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10
cs- The powers that be at Washington

cB- The powers that be at Washington,
says the St Louis correspondent Of the Alta,
are quietly watching the conflicting interests
of the candidates in Illinois, and decapita-
ting the insubordinate office holders who side
with Douglas, or who calmly view the con
test without helping the Administration
Mail agents and postmasters have been hav
ing their heads chopped into the executive
basket at an amazing rate, until, of the latter
named, there is now but one left, Of three
originally appointed by the President
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

MURDER OF CHINAMEN IN SHIRT TAIL CANON.
The bodies of three Chinese were found lon
Shirt-tail Canon, about six miles from this
town, on Saturday last, with knife wounds
on various parts of their bodies, and every
indication of having been murdered The
deceased had been living IN tent on the
canon, and no person living or working
nearer than one mile Of them. They were
found on Saturday evening last, by one of
their countrymen, who came to this place
and gave the alarm On Sunday morning,
Justice Jamison and Constable Cartwright
summoned jury, repaired to the ground
and held an inquest upon the dies.-Plqcer
Courier
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

SIXTH INFANTRY AT PLAcERvILLE.-A cor
respondent of the Union writes from Placer
Vile, on the 7th inst, as follows:
For week past our people hav. been on
the qui viue expecting the Sixth Infantry,
and to-day that regiment, preceded by fine
brass band and drums and flies, marched
through the city in grand style The reg-
ment marched by column of platoons, and
from its precision of step and regularity of
movement gave proof Of careful training.-
The troops were followed by one hundred
and eighty baggage wagons, and the whole
column, wagons and all extended from Upper
Placeryille to the summit of Hangtown nm
The soldiers will not get to Sacramento be-
fore Friday or Saturday next.
Last night, by invitation Of some of our
citizens the officers Of the Sixth were treated
to an excellent supper at the Cary House
The wine flowed freely, and at late hour
the company dispersed, each feeling as happy
ss Fraser river clam
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

Rec RDER's CoURT, YEsrERDAY.-ianners,
for gambling, fined 800, or 60 days in Jail,
Stevenson, gambling, case postponed TIL
"Wednesday morning. F. Mosier, gambling
will be sentenced this morning. joaquin,
gambling, sent up to the Court of Sessions. l..
Liberty took the liberty of being drunk and
disorderly, for which he was fined 50 and
costs. Green White, d. D., fined $40 and
eOsts
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

MASSACRE BY MoHAvE INDIANS ON AN IMMI-
GRANT TRAIN An extra" dated October
9th, of the Southern Vineyard, (Los Angeles, J
received last night here by the Overland
Mail, says the Bulletin, reprints from the
Santa Fe Gazette, of 10th October, the annex
ed account of fatal attack by band of Mo.
have Indians upon an immigrant train, bound
from Iowa for California. The train formed
portion of larger party from Van Buren,
county, Iowa. In New Mexico the party di
vided, one portion taking the Beale route
and the other the Butterfed way T ose
who went by the latter route. safely reached
San Bernardino, some weeks ago. The mis-
fortunes of the other train are thus detailed
by the Gazette;
This evening, after we had gone to press.
an express arrived in Santa Fe, with very
late fnd important news from the emigrant
route to California. Lieut. wilkins has kindly
allowed us to peruse the letter containing it,
and we stop the press to publish its contents,
which we do in brief and without room or
time for comment.
The letter is dated on the 22d September.
eighty miles west of the San Francisco noun
tains. The emigrant company, 10y the prin
cipal persons Of whom the letter is signed.
had arrived in safety at the crossing of the
Rio Colorado near the Mohave villages
shortly afterwards they were attacked bv
three hundred Mohaye Indians while most of
the white men were engaged in constructing
raits to cross, and in herding their stock,
when a bloody fight ensued. In this engage
ment the emigrants lost three men, two wo-
men, and four children killed, with sixteen
wounded. The Indians took all the stock,
except nineteen head Of cattle aud eleven
horses. The emgrants then retreated on the
return route in the night, taking with them
but two wagons wherein to haul small sup
ply OF provisions and bedding for the women
and children. The whole party at the date
Of the letter, consisted of "l23 men, 33 wo.
men old and young and A children from the
two-week babe up" Soon after the retreat.
starvation already staring the company in the
face they fortunately met another emigrant
party who generously shared with them their
provisions and comforts. This party, out of
500 head of stock, had but l45 left-and
these were in "A most miserable condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

ATLANTIC IrEMs-The opposition line of
steamers from New York is finely under way.
The Atlantic was to leave for San Francisco
about the 20th of October.
Cerre is declared Sheriff of st. Louis.
The result in Indiana, for Congress, is said
to be Republicans, Administration Demo
Gratis, and anti Lecompton-twJ districts tC
hear from. The Administration loses about
four Congressman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

THAxKseIvISa DAY.-Governor W eller, by
a proclamation, has appointed Thursday, the
twenty fifth day of November, as day Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer for the people of
California