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considerably higher than by way OF Cincinnati SO OF
the steamers which lying Idle 81 CINCINNATI would no
ooubt, make profitable trips by coming into tho Mem hH
trade
The Albany Statesman SAYS
The failure Of Van snhAick, In New York, reveals ne
fact that Mr. Corning Davidson Thatcher, Vibbard, kidd
and several other Of democratic fellow osseos were
chief workmen in building up the disunion panic, ana
that by the premature falling OF the coffin that was 70
entomb the Union they have been badly bruised
We read in the Detroit Advertiser
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway Company will be
hereafter known a the Detroit and Nil Railroad
Company The new company hs 70 issued million and
half Of dollars stock, and the Board authorized 70
required 10 pay floating debt me present Issue COW
ers the amount for which The road sold
The continuance OF the organi depends upon
two contingencies vzthe assem- Of tho b0udhoders OF
the FIRST and second mortgages suspend interest
for two years. new and conhrmAtory mortgages 10 BIO
issued and the agreement OF the holders OF the third and
take per preferable shares instead Of their
present ten per cent mortgages.
The Hamilton (Canada) Spectator remarks, in
relation TO the grain trade Of the Great Western
Railway
The magnitude OF this scarcely appreciated
except by vist to the Great Western Railway Comps-
nys wharf and elevator. In three days last
less than nineteen vessels cleared With 100 coo bushels
Of grain, while At the time eco bushels
stored In the elevator, awaiting shipment, and large
quantity WIS lying in the cars. Snipowners NUT be
reaping rich harvest this fall the quantities Of
the move being immensely In Of previous years,
while ct the same time freghts are high.
The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning, thus
notices the money market Of that city,
The demand for money 90 short time and on unques.
toned security is freely met 81 6h per oent but
longer paper and bills which at all questioned In
d not readily placed and the rates all such rule
higher and likely 70 increase the dsrust Of the
future continues.
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Oar batavia corrsspondsncs.

R.ravIa Genesee County, y. X, OCT 70 1900
How ne C~nr wsu oo-Reppolicans Resacsns TAssr E'.
amasod Esjorsy-Lss,isness Anon9 a. Fassoasss-Re
r6e~cs gf Doss RicA~ossd-Whrs are tN rhre Tho'i-
sand Circysenp &e
That there Is no telling Who will be Governor unth
after The election never oiesry demonstrated
than BY the appearance o. things At this ,meat " the
stronghold Of The republicans In tn county Of Gene
zee, IN the Presidential election ofls6o, Fremont obtained
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 81, 1850.


The dole'ul and monoonous and grevous tales Of tho
dealers In live stock which heard throughout tho
great market day OF last week positively cheerful
when compared TO the mournfu evidences shich omA-
mated from that fraternity 70 day whenever the all I'M
poriant question, How Ii the mArketY' propounded
TO them. The market truly very duh, and priocn
low-away down In the IS and 7s-but low they
they not 30 low the spirits OF the Dealers
who unite In predicting utter ruin 10 the whole oLss In
less than time uneSs reaction taxes place At early
day And as for spectators, the few who we're green
enough TO enter the market after the lesson o last week
charg ed their hue readily ~ the few black
public,ns who used 10 meet st the Wash
ipgton drove yard once q week, and were looking
blue the latter after having been used mp ~ the
Union II s notable fact that scarcely single
vsraby Ashamed TO acknowledge their principles Tho
oil eDFrossing topic politics. notwithstanding, though,
the arguments al sided, matter OF course.
The yards nearly all nlled with cattle Of o fair
average quality, and there was but small number OF In
feror offerings anyShere The number ~ strictly prime
cattle mail and this KIND brought salts
factory prices than any other Besides the largo receipts
OF the week there about SEQ head left over from
last week, and II thought that st larger number
would lett uDEod ~ tine cose Of the market TO day OF
which there was every prospect when our reporter
left The weather has very unfavorable du-
ring this week, aud butchers are not disposed
TO purchase, except sufficient 30 enable them 70
supply tho current wants Of the week me
ueme low prices induced many 70 buy, however, and
quite a number taken 10 keep until next week
The sales at Bergen Hill Monday moderate,
amounting 10 $50 head Az Alertons the receipts
grand total for tho week of 6 heal sgsns. 100 head
lac. week Tho a. ali the yards for the
week and lat week were NJ follows
Warrington Brotcntn2's Chamberlia's 0'Brtens
This week. 4oe2 22s 90 -
Last week. 4,Sa3 es es 81
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,ec ~ grades st sxo 11o, and go oose, a. go

Mr. N. Rnder, In his monthly report, remarks ~ Io-
iowsnsuess has been very active during the whole OF
last month. of spanish leaf the supplies have been
liberal than heretofore, and most Of the imporA-
TONS owing 70 previous scarcity found ready sale ~ Inn
proved prices The receipts Of Havana have been quito
large, but nevertheless commenoe tho month with
very small stocks The quality Of Havana nsrs brought
the market being mosty Of more desirable quality
found ready BUYERS az 26o 2oo for ordinary, 400 &c.
for good, and 300 400 for really desirable and leafy,
showing a large advance upon former rates. In
assorted Havana sales have also taken place TO .
greater extern, for hne lots high prices have been
paid, ranging from I5c 70 75c., In accordance 70
quality and assortment Jsuani continues selling ~
24c 25 &c the latter rate only be obtained for
choice lots " oher sorts Of Cuba have NO supplies,
during the month containing little of the hner grades,
but finding corresponding prices Buy ranging 1t
2Sc a 3lc genuine 32c 80 nc. The inquiry for do
meeiic 'eaf has continued good Kentucky 10 held very
nrm AMI some speculative transactions have been male,
II Is established that the crop small and poor
one. Finest grades Of shipping and tine cutting are I'm
very limited supply and held high - l3c and Above5
tine, lie. u IL Nc; good, &C. l0kc midding, 75sc.
Shc good free luss are very scarce, and held At &C.
6hc.; ordinary, 40 Co. Transa hions 10 seed leAf
tobacco have been exporters freely taking moderate
priced lots 18th . fair prospect OF Continued fAr de-
provided prices kept within the range o. ex-
porters whilst finer scrts suitable for our home use,
are not plenty, AMI therefore commanding full
prices Stocks all the country excessively light,
compared with former seasons and II Ia therefore saSo
TO conclude that prices win contnse firm. The crop OF
Florida has been but small one and hiss mostly COMO
into speculators hands.
WHsKHY quiet, and sales limited, At about % &c.
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democratic Assembyman, but yesterday 'Ar sheldon
Withdrew ana thus lne arrangement BROKEN up Mr.
feDions elecion rs csrtain and equally 30 is me
eiecton Of Seison Norton and Franklin rniprck, the
republican candidates for the FIRST and second districts
OF This county for the Assembly.
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NFDNEUAT, Vlt JI--U 4 n
asnss The market was quiet nj sc for BOTH sorts
BpsAp1rrYs.-f1our--Shppln brands u state and
Western were active, while prices were without
chan OF moment TIRE gales embraced about rs 600 10
~ hhla cloxng within The Enn Sing
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2l79 plurality over Buchapas 25oo over Fillmore and
l,e72 over both. The republicans have within few
days reduced their estimated majority the fusion
ticket from 1000 70 100, which an dgment
OF weakness not generally tcpated. The OF This
undoubtedly arises from the fact that the life and vgor
infused INTO the opposition within even week have taken
them by surprise, they have not alarmed them A
torohght procession Of German republicans took place
ON Saturday night and but about twenty turned out
presenting but very measre show, and giving the de-
mocrso OF fusionift still encouragement TO labor
Tor the defeat Of the Lincoln ticket There but thir
teen towns In this county, and inactive have been the
republicans that ul canvass has not yet been Of
fecsed and but week eiApses before election We're the
election TO occur week two later there 10 doubt
there would be heavy additions TO the antrepublican
rnnke.
What ID the cause Of thisa cannot teii but will
undertake TO guess The fusioniss beginning 70 IN
derstAnd that their strongest points have laid AMI now
lie In those republican counties where the ukewUmness
engeudered By the defeat OF Seward for the Chicago
nomination rendered the republicans An easy prey 70
the caJolements and Arguments Of their opponents.
this bad been understood al IN earlier period In the
campaign, and &C ed upon with energy and despAtch
different story would have been told the 9th Novem
Der than viii now be- In the counties OF Oayuga, OeRo
Swhere there viii be large anti republican gan even
the STANDBY, 0uondaga (where the unfor0s Of
Wide Avail have been oonnscated for payment Of
cost, Ontario Genesee Erie and others that might DO
with good spirits, white the republicans are working
differently and with sweet cider. An abolition
sermon, believe, has not been beard In any Of
the churches in Genesee county during the present
campaign Where are those three thousand clergymen2
Batavia Ia the residence OF Dean Richmond, Esq, who
Is quite popular among his neighbors. He has dne resi-.
dence entersins his friends with prncely hospitality,
60 TO church quite 30 often a. he ought He now here
on financial business, and on Saturday evening he'd
long interview with the president Of one Of the banks
The town Of Batavia Is quite pretty and lively place,
and 10 adorned by many handsome public and private
buildings but the principal hotel might overhsuled
with advantage TO The travelling community The land
lord ID clever enough, "but ne oan't," &c-psh, the
proverbs musty
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Oar Syracuse cerrsspo~dsnes.
sYs.cvss, Oct 81, 1890.
me fit1> Giants IN Nofoa
The utmost enthusiasm prevails along the New York
Central line Twenty thousand Little Giants assembled
last nsht al Amsterdam Fonda, Little Fails and other
uoir,r on the Iine.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. SIS p. M.
? he ease in the money market today was slight
ly disturbed BY news Of some failures at Baltimore,
among Others that of the old banking house Of
Josiah Lee 4 Co. and Nessrs. Appleton 4 Co. De-
tails are not yet known; it ia presumed, however,
that these failures caused by the heavy de-
cline in stocks. There has been attery great deal
Of speculation at Baltimore in mining and other
stocks: any shock TO confidence was sure to do
damage. Should Lincoln be elected next week we
shall probably have many more failures to report
within short time, and the winter viii probably
be most uneasy one in financial circles We note
failure here in the tobacco trade-a small affair.
Long papeNh less inquired for to-day; short, first
class, goes, as before, at 8 81. The supply on
call ia abundant
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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DuSEIRK, Oct 81, 1850.
Reuben Fenton, republican, will be elected 70 CON-
gress BY large majority from this district composed Of
Chatausua and Cstaraugus counties
Henry A. Prendergast and Hiram Smith, all republic
cans win be elected the Assembly om the arst and
second districts Of this county
Cha.Auqua OF the greatest strongholds OF the
publicans In the Southern tier Lincoln will get In IL
three thousand i've hundred, nearly four thousand
majority.
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The market has reapscd into dun state, and theross
bot lis.io demand for any description, and oommoo
, ,sss SSoRc1s a9 Dc ' syen n's sry
few very fine blooaed COWS, with enormous
udders, attracted considerable attention, and
some of them we're placed at fancy prices OTHERS how
ever sold ordinary prices for such CATTLE vary
Ing from s56 10 ae5 per head.
mo receipts al yards for the and last
Walhinean Yard Br0'snsng, CAamserlin'a 0'Bn<n's.
i Iss w wsss..ss Il y .
VEAL CALVES.
The demand FOR prime vesls has been moderately
have made At fully previous rates For other kinds
no the inquiry has been moderate, and though
pred here vas "a p no number ~ s
class veals Al some 81 The yards bat 81 the others Tho
propOriioa was small, % that taken I,osssser there
week, Prices ranged .. aye 70 sxc for inferior tko
&c for common, Sc : 90 for o,aiaary, and ssos
7sc for good 70 prime Extras sold readily q the cot
aide price, but other kinds were nominal
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and Ass
WSAmston Yard Brosrsns, oAamsv's.a UBrs~.
i Iss week .ssr. sSi q i iss lss
SHEEP AND LANES.
mo receipts durins The week wcrs heavy and tbc de-
nand ~s sooordnsy light the ale. sos and ths mar
kct depressed There srked rcductioo prices,
but previous rates wcrc badly supported, AMI shs ssd
ency was decidedly Ia favor Of the purchaser. Thcro
sprinklirg Of fancy Of both kinds ell Of which found
ready paronvcrs at full pslcce IN casss
OuUide rkke OrolnAry we're uiHculk OF sale,
however and sales ranged prices quoted above, but
which may be consideref merely nominal, the heavy
receipts rendered holders anxious " se and very zoe
rates frequently taken.
The total receipts Al oil the ards for the weok and A
week we're a. follo~ss-
Ha,htngton Fdn BrDaCnpngs CAanb,yiia'l u fytea's.
This week. 1bi7 639 q e55 aoe8
last week. Ola 4s66 3,lT3 3b62
SWINE
were IN fair deusnd snd supply, and ocmmanded about
lart weeks procs There sale q SOC hcAd, and
RAIDS we're Al o. $40 for fed, bho Abkc. for
stt fnA "A. fOx trrlu Ator Ntxls
NFcArrTTLATtoN,
The total receipts % all stock for the week and lAs,
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considerably higher than by way OF Cincinnati so = OF
the sesmers which are wing Idle Cincinnati would
doubt, make profitable trips by coming INTO tho Mem hn
| fvada
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
State Pla- form.

Resolued. That the Democracy Of California.
in Convention assembled. inlorse and cordially
approve the platform adopted hy the Convention
which nominated John T.. breckenridge and 10
srph Lane. as iust exposition Of the true prin-
pl = ot tn true National Democracy.
Rpsolord. That the administration of James
Bach ,i,n has mt the ust exp citations of the
couatry hy its patriotism. tirmnrss. and loyalty
to tn Go istiu,ion.
RssoiDed, That we congratullte the people OF
this State npon the passag" through the So ate
of th. United States. OF II bill to establish Dally
Overland Mail ON the Central Route. ant respect
fully but earnestly request McsSrs. Scott ant
Burch to urge lis pas-a re through the House o
Representatives, ut an early day in the next seS
sion of Congress.
Rpsoipcd. That we earnestly recommend Il
COuntv COmmittc, : of tn v,rdl counties OF thi
state have ballots pr, pared idvoring the call
in. of II Con>t tutpnil Convention
Resoired. That this Convention do most cor H.
ally iniorSt tnl approve OF the action OF tn
State u rnocrltc Central Committee presid o
over by Ch rl's LjnIlry. ut its recent meeting
San Francisco.
Il soiupd. That we enter into the present con
test with an enthusiasm worthy of our cause. and
thr watch-v or Is Pacific Railroad" daily Over
llnl Nu.'' Mail Steamships to China and Jl-
pm. an the AN lryttjon of all The territory We
caa holor.hly acquire be inscribed upon our
banIrr.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
Oh JOY, Joy, Joy. RejOice---Su6cring HUI
manity---A Miracle, A Blessing
is Found.

That gives Rich Pure Blood. Natural Perspiration
Good Appetite for Food, Sleep. ixercisc
and the Enjoyment of Nature. with
Strength of Body. Mind and Limbs,
Activity of the Liver and all
Other Natural Functions;
rE%EIAT CREATES. REPRODUCES NEW AND
Il PURE BLOOD. that acts on the Liver. Heart,
Brain. Intesines, Limbs and Chest that revolu-
tionizes the whole systcm-gives strength to the
most Drbilitated and Weak-that contains no
mineral or othor poison. Such is in truth, DR..
Jacob Webber's justly famous Invig igorating Cor
dial Sanguiicr.
The extraordinary and strange cures effected
by this beautiful herbal connection. has nstonish-
ed all. 1t seems to suit every constitution. TIL
OLD. THE FEEBLE. and LANGUID feel new
life AMI blood il given them. The Roue. the Dis
spatcd Dcbauchcc. the weak from long disease.
from taking too much medicine calomel and other
m,ners! posons: the young man whose manhood
is wasted where NATURES FUNCTIONS are inert
lni lifelcsS. experiences the bliss of RoBUsT AND
FIGoRors MANHOOD: his appetite is good. his sleep
quie. and refreshing: his mind and memory clear
md cprtuiu.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.

HIUNDREDS of those who have cohr"c"u
Ill disease are disappointed of cure py no.
calling on Dr.. Young at First. lie VIII ioile'
any sum if he fails to cure any case 'na' NV!
come under his care no matter how lone ''anu' "l
ing or affecting. such as ulcers. tumors nout,'
punches. pimples on the face and booy la'ns :"
the bones aud ,loins, wakefulness, tremo''ne. w.
per-colored sores. wasting Of the bones en'.'.
ion loss OF appetite strength and hesn to,,; ;,..n"
the nose and ears loss Of hair. weak eyes. nun'
humors. &c Many persons after beng fs" s;'.,.c
of all external appearances of private aarts unMs
suppose themselves cured, but aftcr 'e" mv"
find they are troubled with various '!mp'ts"d1 s'd
which they never had before, ana wn'cn ".sr,d
it impossible to rclcv To oil who are W. "r,, ,sc
in this way. Dr. Young would particum,m:. Win
ommcnd trial Of his skill. The symptom, a;ss ''T in
which you are troubled are caused 0? ~, '"," a",to,
the blood. which sooner or lnfe1 WI h.ss s,,,
health and happiness. No operson WIN. Nni t' should
had an attack Of any private comp'",,n ,n~ tottl,
fail to consult DR.. Young. and take aIs" .s tev
of his Invaluable purifying mcdic'".' 'rSrf,cily
can rest assured that their blood Is IN t,ac,
pure and healthy condition and that e'e''
of disease is removed from the system evo d,,,.
Recent cases cured in from two 10 ,.an ~. rr.in.
without charge of diet or hind1anccF c VoUSG. VI
ess or no fee. Dh' - "
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

ENHIS popular and we'll established Hotel sti II
h cpltnues to enjoy the patronage OF the pub
lie for which the proprietots beg most respect
ful V tn r,tnrn their grateful :rk nOWl" led gmen'.
and avail themselves Of this opportnnty to as
sure their patrons that no cifert shall be spared
on their part. to maintain the cnviable reputation
of the Metropolitan first class house.
The Metropolitan is fire proof, aud hardlnished
thr vi rhout.
The Metropolitan is the largest Hotel, and has
the most spacious halls. and the best lighted and
vent Hated rooms of and upon the Pacific coast.
The Metropolitan is situated in the business
part of the citv. and is centrally located between
the landings Of the Ocean and River steamers.
The Ne ropoi.an has elegantly furnished suites
Of rooms, with one or more bedrooms attached
to parlors. and admirably adapted tothe wants
of families.
The Metropolitan Dining-room has twenty
separate tables. where families and friends can
enjoy mt meals the social quiet of home.
For general cleanliness. luxurious and we'll
cooked food. attentivcund orderly servants the
Metropolitan has no superior.
The Metropolitan is furnished with Collics 4,
Co. IS luxurious and justly celebrated
Premium Spring 7Intrasses.
which insure the most refreshing sleep.
The Metropolitan Coach will always he at
the Landing upon the arrival of steamers. to
carry passenger. to the Hotel.
Last but not least. the charges ut the Metro
politan will he moderat" and adopted to the
state of the times. ARMSTRONG & TODD.
Proprietors.
March l7th. 1880.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
SDprslaufOrrl,Ga.

Or local weakness. nervous debility. low spIr-
its hssitude weakness of the limbs and back. in.
disposition and incapnblity for labor and study
dullness of apprehension loss of memory. aver
sion to society. love of solitude. tmdity self
distrust. dizziness headache. involuntary dis
charges pains in the side. affections Of the eye
pimples on the face sexual or other iniirmities in
man. are cured by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, l.. J. Czlpkay. His method o
curing diseases is new unknown to others) and
hence the great success All consultations, by
letter or otherwise. free.
Address, l.. J. Czapkay. NJ. D. San Francisco
California; June 30, 3m
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
IMPORTANT TO MINERS ANDTRAvELERs

NHPORI AM III MINERS AND TRAY ELEkS'
TuNiER is no malady of deeper Importance
IL either in u medical or moral point OF view,
to which the human family is more liable, than
that arising from impure connections.
AS u medical man, it is the duty Of every ply
sician to look at disease as 1t affects health and
life. aud his sole object should be to mitigate, rs
far as in his power, their bodily suffering. lIu-
man ature S at best but frail all are liable to
misfortune.
OF all ills that affect man, none are more ter
rible than those OF private nature Dreadful as
it is in the person who contracts it, frightlul as
are its ravages upon his constitution, ending fire.
quently in destruction and loathsome grave, it
becomes Of still greater Importance when it is
transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being
the case, how important it becomes that every
one having the least reasOntO fear that they have
contracted the disease, should attend to it at
once by consulting some physician, whose respec-
liability and education enables him to warrant
safe, speedy, and perma ent cure. In accordance
with his necessity. Dr.. Young feels called upon
to state that by long study and xtensve practice,
he has become perfect master of all those diseases
which come under the denomination OF venereal,
and having paid more attention to that
branch than any other Physician in the Unit
States, be feels himself better qualified to treat
them.
Syphilis in all it's FORMS such as Ulcers Swell
ling of the Groins, Ulcers in the Throat Secon-
Diary Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptons, Ulcerations,
Tertiary Syphilis, Syphilis in Children, Mercurial
Syphilitie Affections, Gonorrhpa. elect, Stric-
tnres, False Passages. Inflammation of the Blad-
der and Pro strate Gland. Excavations. Tuners,
Pustules etc, are as familiar to him as the most
common things or daily observations.
The doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a
few days. and finds difficulty in curing those
Of long duration, without submitting the patient
to such treatment will neglect his business
whether in doors or without. The diet need not
be chang d. except in cases Of severe infamma-
tion. There are in California patients (amount-
ing to over two thousand the past year.) that
could furnish proof Of this; but these are matters
which requirethe incest secrecy, whiob he always
preserves.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

CURtous ALLEGED DIsCovERY IN FLoRI-
cULruRE.-It is said lha. Mayor Tieman. at
his paint factory in Manhattanvile, has a,
cidental!y made a discovery that threatens
TO revo|utionize horticulture One of the
factory hands having thrown some liquid
green paint of Il particular kind on -four bed
occupied by white anemones, the flowers have
since made their appearance with petals as
green as grass. The paint had in it pecn-
liar and very penetrating chemical mixture,
which Mr.. riemal has applied with other
colors, to other plants, annual. biennial, and
of the shrub kinl-the result being invaria-
bly, that the flowers walered to k the
hue of the liquid deposited at their roots.
By romnen'.ing experiments early in the
y.ar during seed time, and applying different
colnrs, We hall no doubt soon be able to
"pain, the lilly" which wa' S"l",non's am
hi,ion. ". Y. Tribune