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Special ann Grnrral Notices.

SVSett's Grape BttteTS, or re stOraOIVe
VIM powerful. yet pleasant medicine. mAnufAc-
uTed under the imne'i ate supervision - Mrs. A. ".
sum, the celebrated ClAIrvnySnI Physician. and
prepared from Rs'r- and llERRs Of great medicinal
VIRTUE, combined With The pure juice Of the CAiiIoT.
ma GraI'c. 4 certain rcp,Iy Tor Liver Complaint.
Biliousnrs', Co'tivcne.. py,pcP,iA, hbiiiy. In.
paired Appetite, Impure HreAt etc, aud ldi,-A.-,
requiring . powerful Liver Invsorai"r nj Tonic.
Warranted the be.t remedy ever invented Tor Di,.
Eases peculiar TO Female, such \, I-scorrhra. or
Whites. Weakness. etc. - popular has Ri. rr-pa.
ration become, that 'hc editors 81 the leading
papers Of San Eranc.c" depart from their usS rue.
tom--nol 10 commend any advertised rr-diy,ut-snd
pronounce eUtu's 0TsP< RItevs. or R-.,praIive
Wine worthy article an excellent tonic eUssd
appetizer. and useful medicine for th".~ suffering
from DySp~PsiA and arrangement Of the Lvrr," etc
Sold BY ell DruEssts. and by
DANIEL sW ErT, Proprietor.
AniI .Sn 3aj California s,rrrt, San Yrsne,sco.
sands AarsaparilIa.-NO Femedial
agent ga. ever introduced that his proved =" uhs.
f,Tuly succ~-.'ui th.s for pIr.f, ns TIE hr" and
tr the cure Of scrufua. rh~nnA,itu. stubborn VI.
crrs, salt Thruin. fever sores ery."la.. rtUIi,s.
h'ils mereuriAi ds"ase', crt.ac"rs cruPi."'' liver
compliant, bronchitis, consumption. female Goa.
rlain'-, l"'s II appetite, and general debility Il
= II speedily rrn,"vr tic worst sym;i"'n. ~ thee
d.trc,s'uE complaints, aLd in br,rt per oI com
l,c'e = radical cure. J,N
The IlIAGory OF IlaII Dyes shows
that they hay. b'tn IN w. II, the Old World Tor
Thousand years Perfection /. reached at last, Tho
u"@i"rn Wo-ld ADMIT. hat CRISTADOEAS kNCEI.
SIOE DYE comprise. and lmpart all the 'lrrrr;. {"
beauty which Heaven Ia, bestowed uIrrn tie mo.t
favored heads The change /. effected ia t,u
rents. Dr. Chion says. AheF careful AuaiS ', that
II contains " no dei"teTioUs ingredient" eY- s"ld
r'er!~her-, aud applied l.! all Hair Dtes'rrs.
CRISTAIORA,s A.t"r IIous-, Nc~ York.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
Au3i lac Washington st, san bIanci.co.
The PLY atcIan IL often bIa zee eL for
want Of .nrccsl IL L.ircAtuc mt when the sarI.out
nent In the recovery ~ the SICK IL to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White,
apotheeary. Is paying particular attention to the
comp funding Physcians' prescriptions and family
recipes, from medic Of unduubicl nurty. Robert
White, Medical Hall, 10 appointed asrrt for mos
Of the EenIinO Patent Medicines.
{" NOGIee.-An PsrsONs indebted TO
hrs. Cooke * Titus are hsrrb! notified thaS Mr.. A..
simouton iS duly authorized I" collect our entire
outstanding indebtedness. Those Who wish to
save costs will govern Themselves accordingly
We alec give notice that heDeeiorth We shall en-
force the collection OF our bills quarterly.
DRS. COOKE 4 TITUS.
Plaeerville, July IL, 1861. jy%IG
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THE "OLD ROUND TEww.

Wholesale and Retail Cluthinx Establishment. ,.
Gently presided over by "I'nrl-" TannrnS,,I
They viii make il their eniea vnr to retain ~ -;
"tnrl~ Tannry's" old customers and, by I,r,r,
attention !" "n'inr.'. hope I" add mAty new one,
tn the "tIld Round Tent"
=. SILBfIMANN.
ISAAC BARMNN
rlaecr,ilc. Sept. IL. la6l .ai =,
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Is IT TREASON The Cincinnati ErGSs,
the Ohio organ Of Secretary Chase, the
idol Of the Western Republicans recently
had couple Of leaders which attracted
attention and produced good deal Of
sensation in political circles. They are
regarded rs semi official, aud thrown out
to feel the public pulse. They take the
ground that the Union is divided, broken
to pieces, through the anarchy Of its own
elements, aud that it is folly to talk Of re.
constructing The Press thus concludes
n labored article
1.-THE facts are: first, the South wants To get
rid Of the North; secondly, it IS for the interest,
peace, tranquility. honor, safety, and rcspecta.
bility Of the North to get rid Of the South.
They cannot exist together under one form VI
gDverBment."
Is the Press preparing the Republicans
for final separation: Does it wish to
commit its party to such reasonable
proposition? The Democratic party is
for the Union one and indivisible," and
will never consent to its disruption. It
can be reconstructed and it will b., when
sectionalism is driven from power and the
national statesmen Of the Democratic
school conduct the affairs Of State. All
sections have confidence in their wisdom
and patriotism.
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COPARTNERSITVp NOTpC,,

IA THE UNDERSIGNED have mi,
day entered into eopArtnership, under
~ the name and style II IL
Ia =. sILBERMANN L co., IL
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rae Vvria o9 Habsas CorPus.

lei Gact not generally known that new
er before 1861, lin the city Of Baltimore, }
In the history Of this country, has it been
deemed necessary to suspend the writ Of
hGbcGs corpus. The trainers Of the Con-
stitutiOn of the United States considered
its suspension, by Executive authority, a
violation Of the principles Of public free
dom. During the alleged reasonable
conspiracy Of Aaron Burr, Congressional
records inform US, Mr.. Jefferson suggested
TO Congress to suspend it, The did not as
sumo the right to suspend ~ and the
Senate acted on the suggestion, but the
bill was rejected in the House Of Repre-
ScntativcS by an overwhelming majority,
the vote being ll3 to 10, so jealous was
Congress Of the privileges of the people.
According to the very best authority,
which has never been challenged, Mr.
jefferson declared himself at -the-yery
time of the formation of the Constitution,
as opposed to any suspension whatsoever,
even by legislative authority, Of the priv
ilege of the writ Of hNbeds cOrpus-de-
clarcd himself in favor Of It's eternal and
unrcmitting force" Mr.. Jcfferson's views
ought to have weight with Democrats.
How has the writ been regarded in Eng
gland! Blackstone, the greatest of Eng
lish elementary law writers, in his Com
mentaries, says:
! "The happiness If our Constitution is, that
il IL not hcf u the trecntre pO,Cer u determine
,chen tie ddngep nj The Skits - "a grc,n mr. IN
! render this measure erpeiLeHk;; for il is the
/ Parliament only, or 6gisLrtire P0,rer. that,
whenever il sees proper, can authorize the
! Crown, by suspendiDg the hdbeds corpus act for
short and limited time, TO iMprison suspected
persons without giving reason for SD doing"
| We learn further that this writ has
never been suspended in England since
the revolution Of 1858, except by lcgisla-
tive power, and then rarely and only in
extreme cases; and no sovereign Of Eng.
land has ever since dared to do it in
virtue Of Executive power or right. The
only person who has attempted such an
audacty under a free and constitutional
government, is the Republican President
Of the United States; and he has done it
in the face Of the decisions rendered by
the two greatest Chief Justices Of the
Supreme Court, Marshall and fancy.
Still more deplorable and reprehensiblc,
n great party in power justi6es his act.
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courmv REPRESENTATIVES,.

COUNTY REPRESENTAT1VE
Senators-tno, elected this ysar)A.s #. e. Denver,
y. Harvey.
Members Of the Assemlly-Seneca Dean, J. Fra'rr,
J. H. Dennis u. @. Parker.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY,

NIB
SILVER WARE,
A. tAs OLIssf L~.iPy EstablisAWS"ntin Ph'"'V'
SiIIs, ~ Dopssy's fTSsproof Bloch, 1Gia Of.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully an.
h BoNneeS 70 HE friends. aud the eItiIens Of
I1AeeTVille and vicinity. generally, that he
~ has now In store . splendid assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEwELRY, DIAMOND WORK. &C.
All Of hieh be oHeFs At the IoWeSt prices for casa
CaIiFornia JeWelry made 20 order.
Watches and JeWelTy repaired aud warranted.
=. No charge for regulating Watches.
S2i-Sm F.F. BARSS.
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q -
\ GREAT MIsrAGE-The Maine .ig,
well says that the :cpublican paper, com.
nit a grave error in confounlinS the
.4dmini1'ratio" Of the government with
the gOrermme"t ii.c!r, anl in making a
support Of the Republican .Adn,iniStra.
ton, State and National, a test Of fcalty 10
the Constitution and the CHion. The
asccndancy Of the Republican party in
most Of the free States is great impcdi-
mcnt to q restoration Of fraternal relations
between the States; and nothing would
so much enhance the prospects Of peace
and union as the displacement Of thosr
administrations for Democratic or coli.
scrvative ones, rejecting the ultra doctrines
Of tho Republican party. If the people
desire a speedy suppression Of this rebel.
lion, and an honorable accommodation Of
our National difficulties, they will see to
it that the control OF the State govern.
ments shall be committed to the hands Of
conservative men as fast rs elections
occur.
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the UnIon-Is Mast be Preserved"

"The UmAom-It Mast be Preserved"
This motto, attributed to General Jack.
son, is worthy Of its distinguished origin,
and Of all the remembrance and repetition
1t enjoys. But those words were only q
part and the beginning Of the entire sen
tcncc, which the Republicans and their
allies are careful not to quote. That
sentence, as a whole, aud the noble and
patriotic sentiment which it cmbodics,-
identical with that now held by those who
discOuntenance and deplore the war policy
Of Seward. Cameron & CO.-ought to he
kept constantly in mind by ever political
admireF OF the old Hero and Patriot Of
the Hermitage. II ought to be cngraftrd
in every Democratic platform, and made
the rallying cry Of the party in every
State Of the Union. All Union men, all
who revere the Constitution and desire to
see the laws enforced, can and will en-.
dorSe it.
The following are the words used by
General jackson, which his enemies and
the enemies Of the Democratic party sup.
press, in connection with the foregoing
motto. 1t would not suit their purposes
nor aid their party, to give the whole Of
the extract. After uttsring the peculiarly
Democratic sentiment, which has received
the Endorsement Of the party since its
FIRST utterance.-" Tho UniOn-It must
be prescrvcd"-he added:
'' But the Constitution cdnAOf h maintained
NOR the LntOa Pres'rred in opposition to public
feeling, BY the mere exertOn II the c1ercivc
powers cOnided to the General Government.
The foundation must be laid in the affections
Of the peoplc-in the security il gives 10 life.
liberty, character, and property in every quar-.
ter Of the country and in the fraternal attach.
ment which the citizens Of the several States
bear To- one another, ~ members Of one pUliti.
cnl family, mutually contributing IL pr0nrIIc
the happiness Of each other"
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-OSN-
"THEAsox. will it lie credited that
in this boosted age Of enlightenment and
Christianity, that those who advocate
peace, who wish to see this unnatural war,
in which friend is srraycd against friend,
brother against brother, father against
son, speedily and honorably ended, are
regarded as traitors! The fact is ~ start
ling as true, and certainly not crcditable
to men who claim to be intelligent. We
extract the following from the late intel
ligcnce from the East:
Ellis u. Sehnabrl was committed to Fort
Lafayette as Government prisoner by the
United States Marshal Of Connecticut. He vas
taken IN Liichheld county, and was reaching
peace and other reasonable ductrines.
" Preaching peace and other treason.
able doctrines :" Great God, and VIC write
it rcverently, what . Pervcrsion Of Ian.
guaSe! What maIignity aud bigotry!-
Treason to pray that no more (ratcrnal
blood may be spilled, that harmony may
he restored, that an era Of good feeling
may be inauguratcd among a people Of a
common country, that this Union, cement.
cd together by the treasure and blood Of
our fathers, may be preserved aud throw
its mantle Of protection over every State
Of the Confrdcracy. III this he tEa>on"
then we are traitors and glory in our
treason! II this be treason, it was such
as the greatest aud wiSrSt AMI l'urc>t men
Of our country we're guilty Of
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FRON THE RIGTT QUARTER De-
mocracy Of Illinois are holding meetings
aud expressing their disapprobatiOn Of
the Federal Administration. At mass
meeting Of Douglas Democrats, lately
held In the city Of OtlOwa. they unani.
mouSly adopted the following resolutions ::
R'~lrei. That in our opinion, the only sal.
vaii0H tOT Constitutional liberties, is tO restore
the administration IT the Government To the
wisdom and guidance Tf Democratic states
men aud that Peace, Harmony and Prosper
iiy will follow such u restoration.
Respiret. That we will stand and abide BY
the Constitution Of the United States and the
State Of Illinois, Ia ihe>cnd that all men shall
eDi"y tie freedom IL speech aud ~ the press /;
and VIC de- denOunce any and all attempts u
deter our citizens from the free use Of the sumo
by threats ri injury 10 person Or property. ~ u
gross violaiinn Of the most sacred rights Of an
American citizen.
Re~ired, Tint the Federal Union, from,
which We have derived So many blessings, and
enjoyed so great prosperity, was formed by =
serics 1t compromises aud mutual concessions
under the sacred influences Of perfect peace |;
and like all other free institutions, il can be
perpe'natcd oufy in the spirit in which II was
formed.
The above have the ring Of the true
metal, and come from the right quarter
from the home and friends of the late Sen
atOr Douglas, aud from the home, too, Of
President Lincoln. They conclusively
prove that the war feeling Is subSiding in
the West, and that the people have little
confidence in the Republican Admins
tratiOn, and desire All carly and amicablc
settlement Of our difficulties.
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QnMzMnlt.
9suGte Saus-S nIpeftor.

BalImpre ben 28. Wai 1861.
gst beiem @mt iOaen bis am 9onaob; en- t ben d 10; Sum- 1851 S6d
Spr,MSsnrrofb umb grennrtuteriaI an unb dui BEN ~9euGt.99tfen
0mn Sanes S8lunp urb 9OOpersitraitS in Der @beiapeots Sag nno
Fir &riab. 3eu6t- SGife lno 2eutt. Sdus.S sneer mel1e nS9tern
in OienIt oeIteDt wer6eu, fir bic Daner zines Sables, bonn l. Sui
1861 bS aInt so. sunni 1862 inclufoe. 0ie WSunoorrratbe niitien
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@taaten eendb Der Specfttaicnen in Sael 3, wet9e bei9eIlyt
limb, unb bic einen &6sil bss @cntrdftes btlbett, an ben eeu9-
baus SenOsr ODER tr9euo elm ancsres Sftf, peldgeS 81 6teleni
3wefe in Baltimore, Wo., beTirnnt ien wtro, beran9ebra1t
perbeu. :,
@Ie OHcrten maTen o~erIeselt unb besei8net Ietn: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels,' Rno IN Elm 5rete8
@eupcrt eineeidlcjen, at btge8 &mt 9ei6tdt psrsen Poltfre'
tcenn per Npit 8elttGt.
Senrp 28. 9pffmau, superintendent
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Wtdtig fir @%tnwanberer uto 31etIenbe.
GrlparniB BON 3eit, Oelb auO G%rttfernul9
burh ete
Baltimore ms Sbios0 iienbnbn
mad alien Tbetlet oe8 Welfen8

8arter8burg une Warietta, pber gennoob,
Bbeelin8 ulb Columbus.
Die Baltimore lnb SbtC-gtiehbafh ttetet benz ~retenpen Pub.
lfuua Ste arSgten @Prtbetle In 8esus auf StItGfett, SeauehltG-
fett, Siderbeit, 9Intat&ttst unb G8SnGett Ser Stenertth, fU taF
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Dteie 8abn rom atlantIGen Meer G~wseehenb. If bic ditsfe aus
aebebnteRe 2inte, eletAsettto abcr aud bic fatsefe unb fGntnfs
nnS baber bic btltsfe SfGnte fir bic 0fetFenSfn rad benz 28efen
bic niht perfebIea I0lten, he gu benusen +;
Weilenentfer1tung bon Baltimore mad
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Teners8eratberut1ecn
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
tey Go. 70 Secpnblfr.
Teucrs, Martme= mnb 2eben8=Uerffhs.
r.tus8=gOmpGGtien.
GiDerite laO feIfcite VOntpaanie.
0eritderung84Gcrtp. Der TaQep b. 8irQtnien
mt $360,000 Capital. '
2nndburg=S un98~Gpnp. b. 0iroinien
nit $500. GOO capital.
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nit $2OO,00O Capital.
Gbarter SafzSerft9 Comp. BON SartfDrb
= nit $S5O,OOO GaSttaI.
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ea Hsna, mt $270,oO0 Ga II.
RSnirsSerft4e as4 49, e5o 2 ,s.,r Don @ep-Oorf,
Re1plntezB erf16erung8e@pnf b. 9eefp=9lnrY
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nit $4,000 Capital. 90
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NIT $3.50, 600 Capital.
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nit $1,000. 900 @aptaI.
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NIT 5 1880 72 Capital
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Cincinnati:

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naa agen E6etien be5 GDeFenS fub gu habea BET q.
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Gcueral4G nttgrarteu=M sent Der Baltimore u0
-s.sf SbFs@tfenkGea.
easO,n $50. 81 3hame8(t IT,, V0lttmpre.
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9aener s1uD tuEcbtieer go6rplou.

9sener ssnD tuttbtieer 5o6rplon.
98atttnores H. Sbto=Gtfenbabn Ga
IN uao mad bent 10. Nu8uft 1861 eeten bte 8ase aat fcl9t;
Ter Ypftsu9 3rptiden Baltimore uno SonbD 9oct rerla6t Bal
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Der Jreberid=M ccDmt1eOattpnse 3ug
SertS6t Baltimore fir Grcberid unb Ste bajpifden ~liegenben
Dlabe tdeIt4 I'm 4ntr so 9atnaten gaGrittasS. nit gusaatrne
bes GSnntaes. uaS errei@t Gretertt aa u. 40 ID. @Senes; Ssr-
last BET Der @affefr 5rstegId W, $50 g'VrnsittaGs NIB ian8t
tn Baltimore UNI 9 Il. so so. Mttta8sen.
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5. 40 Na@nt.
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getea BIZ 8Ige nm 4t20 aab $40 @atasit!ass, fetaie I'M {, Do Rnt
500 gtaGrattta g8, QHs
@m Spaate Haa 4 20 4iegesa$.
Bon GBaIbt1Btea
uni 6 90 nub $50 ggrYnIttass uab 2, so uni 5,&5 gin@m.
Mni &rantae nr 9adaittag8 aa .2,30
Ser srpette rne rterte Bug Y1 yG4tiuaEre uap 9~Dat9la8tpa ptrs
bireen F& NIT ben 8issn bar anaapeits 8apn.
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k- g0fgeE EiGets, Nnssunft, 8a9rt i. {. 10. nenee mat f@
an s. 6. gngleEb, A6ent az Ger &tGet.NfFee, @auhen-
fattVn. @r. g. Smith,
gran5Tgrtattpasrnctfer Baltimore.
{. N. Gple, GenegaLs8iGeteur. (Mu16,j0
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@erdHdbertes TleifA. - $4,000 pfunS @6intsn, @sten
SsSHlteE 9no ,1ruihthGe, eendn9erteS un6 ~0etrCdnetes Beef, Sc
rdncere S9lensunsen, e~tM8slaieue nnh Sewurste @@peiHetlbs
@Es pQa RrGtts EAe NaHeripnltF. @PISs
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GDeciTfatiuueit.

Ofertsn fir Die 9ieferuns bon characterization
unb 8rennmatertal fur bte 9euhtsSdife
Bel Sames S5lonp uno 6Cpper's Gtratte,
ME per 8afel 9. pom l. Suit 1861 bts
..... On GIL LAAY.ll.aN 4 90 n -
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UenerzNerii9ernug
Der aiiDcitrten 6euerraaun8s ge rGiaeruu1sQ1
iealGaft bpn Baltimore.
go. 4 Scntbftrabe s~eScah6sr 6em Sua. @ebau6e.
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telaetls telen mtr BON 5ente on gu ~6taigee1 Rrets nsae qpl,ea
aus rmo ertelte-: os1 Die alien Sa ben biai6fte1 daten. MQe
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5uieben.
Gas gerIafe weroen tte bi8ber prompt uaS lebsroI au8ee,abh.
Sobu g. ROore, 9raGbent
Ntrettereu
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