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The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
SAINSEVAINS'
NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINEI

NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINEs
TTNlIE undersigned desire to inform the public that
L they are now bo;tiing some Of their best wines
from their
Celebrated Vineyard of Ell Also, at
Los Angeles.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed nv q
public during the las: six years, beg
To assure customers thai they may rely upon cb
iaininR, as heretofore, wines Of uncxceplIonable
qualify, comprising
Salnsevain's Extra White Wine,
Vintage Of 1855,
Sainsevains' Extra Angelica Wine,
SaInsevains' Port Wine,
Sainsevains' Madeira Wine,
Sainsevains' Wine Bitters.
These wines can he had in lots to set from the
p hcipll Vine Merchants and Liquor Deal .rs
throughout the STATE.
In ordering your wines, he sure you ask for the
" S,usevaiu Brand" inferior Kinds n;trn sub.
stItLttd. StlNSFb AtN BRO
Depot, No SU6 JACKSON street.
septleSSm San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
WOMAN IN ALL HER DIFFI.
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of Lhis hArMle : but elective pEeparati0n-
Al the Two eochs OG life Ia which the IeIuAle syste
unde' gos the Important and critical changes
the PiA- will prove positive eguard againss evil
consrque c-s They are also confidently recon-
mendsd y spVc hc in very disorder 70 which ts
E,AnI .rc ~ aIlka..ci
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are tue Sources Of the de HdIie nlaladies. their
en-rt is TO ViiiAie all the ndI, Of the body and 70
send = POISONED s'rram though u the channes Of
CiIeHldl"n New, Wnat Is Tia operation Of he Pills!
Thev cleanse the Wrs, regulate the liver, bring the
re axrtl or Itritated s'uHach into nSIuFal cORdi.
ton, and acting through The secretivr organs GPoH
TIM BLnD ITSELF ha g. the state OF The - from
ShkDts Sc to heath. 10y Icisiig simultaneous aud
WhOIr-''n'- effect up"n all its paris and ure:ions
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
GLASS H-ErxEs, LIQUORS, ETC.

James Patterson. neur RInggnld-4 bottles
manZani'a cider.
John ThtiSan, FL Dnrado--l0 gallons lager.
John Schneider, Diamond Springs--6 b"tllrs
wine, vintage 1852.
Phillip Camp, Diamond Springs--5 bottles
wine, vintage 1852.
C. D. Brmcke. Diamond Springs-3 bottles
wine. vintage 1862.
N. AIlhof, Cooma-S varieties brandy; 9
do wine.
Jonas Wilder, Coloma-s varieties brandy
do wine.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD
BILIous MA1.Ap1Es. &C. A.

That the above stAtene nts can at all times be yer.
ia d by the written testimony (extendng through =
quarter of century, VI tens Of thousands Of an
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26

PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH. Services tomorrow
in the Presby terian Church ut / o'clock a. N.
aud Il p. ~. by Rev. Mr.. Brier.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26

RsAO the advertisements.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26

Diamond SprSa0s, ET OOra66, 'CEdrEsrIJls o,d
EOlspW -
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
Fall and Winter Clothing

Also, . good assortment Of YOUTHS sES BOYS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
CONSTANTLY UN HAND.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26

COL IT'S Pr s T o L s,
OF all sizes, constantly on hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26

VTTOULD respectfully announce TO the eittSens OF
w Ptacerville aud the surrounding country, that
he has just received the largest and best selected
0f
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-26
HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
These mighty Hea!ers, World-KnoWn
and WOrld-Tried.
ARE A BOON TO THE SICK

The want Of sterling medicinal to met the lIs
and necsSs les cf the suffering por'iOn OF humanity.
aud entirely free from mn~ra; and other Lrets-
riuus particles, IS severely frN till this all feb
medicine vas ushrr,S into the world H"ilowAy's
Invaluable Pills have bTOme the HOUSEHOLD
hEMt.Ui Of all nations. Their attribute 10 to PRE-
VENT AS well IS CURE; they attack the radix
root Of the roh'piaihi. aud thus, BY removing the
hidden causc Oi disease, re'nvHoraIe aud restofO
the dr""l'ng energies If The syAteM assisting nature
ia her task al vital and functirnafy reformation.
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3nf 1cIoneeren NehnttIBndEm
gintpanberer uub 9feiienbe iOlten ie6r UcrfifH
ebe ffe i6re Silette talfeu unb ipIteu bieieUtn !
Seut 8urean beS urterSei9neten auseftelta zig
~taufeu.
9ieieuieeu, rel9e in Baltimore ~anfonlsetI, tperben
p6ue @Gipieristeit 8tletts fir bteie Sir' 6erlpa8eu +
men, inbern Der aseut Der rDeHtifn @elen1pdS
iGrer Qonbuua i6ueH ben uuter3ei6uetu aseute1 HprftsG
mirS.
gGe neitere Nustnuft uub &atP ertPeH tHentSelNl
egh. r.. %iIeebranHts
@e7esSI.a atarantfHsG gent bss @aItSSavsss sae
Obtrs@ttenbnbr.
soaou geo. 81 Rbomesfr., 8oltfmcy
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~EVIEEU FNE wEEEFGEapEt
@bSon8 ofr Der tsbenEn Ct
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isnbabM5@8e.
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unb Sbto Balm MOrgen8 unt 4 Il. 80 so.
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WIOv9ens nm 4.50 uno sos unb N6enDs
I'M 500.
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NtUfgsns I'M $50 500 unD lib N2tn.--
MaGmittae8 uat sos uyo $50. De8
Sunnta8s I'm 8 u3g W|oyBea0 unD 8 unS
$50 NaAmittq8s.
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laab WartctoburB unb Is e.
Ting Der RUasu8 psI0er on aaen Brit
lGenlattpnen bGIt psrldbI @ambga Orpgt INT
s: As 80. Dior8etS, Ger grprs65u8 I'M $50
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nit ben vad} Cincinnati a~b8e6enoen 8aqsn.
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tonlraen QlCr8eu9 tint 40 Wf. unb Ge0t
uun 7.15 Nbsubs tcn Isebcrld wjebsr at.
Wa4 GttteDtt8 Wtlls.-MlCraeus
unt $40 uao 9.15 unb 9la1mittaos nm
1.45 itno 500 1Gr. Son GQicgtts gliQS
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unp $50 unb $40 gla4mitta4s as.
Wo9 @kttabeIpGta ura $50 unb
10 u9r Rpr9ena unp 40 Nliu. $50 unb
$50 Na9mittage.
In Sonnto8sm 8s9i 9lo0 elm Bug nm $50
@bemb8. Il
Nle 3I9s mit g~Iusna0me be8 8,30Dloreeng
3n9s f!ebfa nit bea ua& 9lew>O orf se9emoen
Berbtnouug.
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frGl Sabm.
Dis 3a8e NIT btefer 8a0n d ee
BEN eOm Galpertf Debct al,
Wte fOlgt:
Na4 6arrtsburN Wttt8burg
&c. un $50 Wiorgss8 unb 9 rb1 glbenog.
gla@ 2arrI8bmr8 nur um $50 glaGntt-
ta8s,
2ta @oantasea 8stt blo6 Der 9uar y6eap.
5a8.
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Dteuld8, WEittpoG, Treitag uuO Samfag
Mor9en8 uai 7 uGy ein Dumpf6oot mad
NntoPoli3 uno IeE 1iper Gatn6rGDge ct
N2t1asl5 It. ae. uno an6tre ga BEN 6ltlt4 Il,
tce(t. ufec G~ele9enen DiGbea.
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mad @6eeliug unb ParterSburs un6 elm 3ug mad Greee@
rid obge9en, ME folst;
@oft5ng tagli9 (Sonntass aus9euOururent 0aorsens
Is Ottnnten.
@rpreB5u9 tdgliG &benbS 9 llbr.
@eiSe 3ige berbinben fi6 am ObiofluB nit alien Bldg
gen tpetlid, nprbtpeftli9 unb fit6neftli6.
Ser 3ug mad Greberid se9t tG5li9 bon Baltimore UNI
4.30 gta9mitta9s uuO ben Grsberif 7.15 Otorsens,
Scnutag8 ausSeuprmen.
Der Bug mad Guicott's Waias seEt bon Baltimore
Wlor8ens mn 6. 20 unb 9.15, unb Nadmittag8 1.2O uub
800, unb bon @aicDtt's UtiGs 9aOrseus TAO uHb HOO
nnb NtaGmitas8 2,45 unb $40.
Na9 Walbineton.
Nb9an9 bon Baltimore na6IgBaf6inston 0iorgens 4.SO
8.O5 unb 1000, unb gto4uittngs $50, 500 unb 800;
Sonntags MIR Wfcr9ens nm $50 unb sos, un6 9tafz
Titta88 nm 5 u9r. G6gan9 bon gBaI6iuston NtorgenS
al $50. 500 rnb lips unb gta3mittasS am 8, 5 unb
o'3O. Sonnta9S rur 0tprgen8 nm s nn6 NaGmittagS
8 ulo 6.5O' Stur Der brittle un6 finite 3ug ben 8afti=
mere nno Der erite, bterte unb finite 3ue bon Bai6inston
paltet1 an oGen Statiouen an. Der afpeite unb finite
3u9 bon Bai9instph unb Baltimore S~erbinben f5 nit
benz IunapDlisz3uge
|0egel nGRerer au8tunft unb Bilets ieSer art tuenbe
man fb an 8. 8. England, aseut in Der @ambeuz@taz
tion 0ber an bic SidetzOffce.
g6. s.. Smttb, &ranspcrtmeifter
s. W. @DIe, @~eueral=4gent. (San6iD
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SH ffebs aud pbne @eIAIe far Zen Grs
foIo foote R~Snfasnlart, tnbem er pom Pferpe
Ifieo unb bieIes binter einen ifittfnoea
SSelsblod 3Og. 8rauper fpl8ts ieiIier' gsI.
fpiele, un6 ~beieeiebtef fi6 baum old9t neoeI
chamber uuf 6elSbISde, nab1heit Den Sn9el
ihrer Thiere iiber ben AruI uilp pldnoefIen.
IN @r,purtuua pes bebprIfeHerben Samples
ron gersan9enbeit nab j3nfunft. Pl0sll9-
rief &Snt98mart: -. i.''
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bel. SIN ben 5attel, Sarl, III Zen Sattel
8rauper antwprtete nt4t, o6er man lSrte
bus &reiIden Der aliuser, Die au8 Der S9ets
be ge5osen rurceu, un6 pa8 9naden peF
0iltolenbdbnes st@ aug eA4 '''a,sL. .'''". s8
Der eiast9e gea&tbeil oea 9interbaItes
beltano barin, Die StraBe hnr aHf etne fnr5e1
5trede itberiebenl gu 9fSniter. @es maPrte
baber einiae .3eit, bic uniere Treunoe etHel'
fleinen Retterbaufen ertlidtel, Der init per>
bdnqtem 3agelbaber 9elpren9t fans. 8rans
per lprate IN ieinem un9etam ieineni Bferte
bereitS bic Sppren einbriden, bod &6ntg8s
mart, Der aGs~ erfdbrener 6rte9er @ut9 nit
enlargement per5aro, faBte %ietneil arfu.
unb fliIterte inn 5u: Seine llebereilu1g,
Sarf. Sif Dn 0enHsfur5f9tig ? OaS ftno
ia nidt unIere 2eute
DieIer fur3e Iugenblif peS 3S8erns Sc
niigte Der Nettertruppe, nj: ein gtib pOr@
Ibersuflie9en. g8 rparen ibrer bier, relGe
einem fIinften, epiel tleineren, unmittelbar
fDlgteu. Sn benz Nu9enblid, in peldsni fe
an ben 8erttedten pprGterfanien, id9te elmer
Der Setter eini9e Worte 3u benz Siibrer ceS
SruppS, unb bieler etipiberte 6uruuf nit sc.
bieteriIhem Scne: s1ss5t
SIMMER %pprpdrtS,a er fpmtlt ben 8eg uabI
wirb un8 fofsen! 10 '.9e5-
Darauf fGlu9en tie ben 2Seg mad Sods
fen elm uup oeri6pan0en rpie Elm Wirbel~
pino. 'aa2
Die @timale MAI mir befannt, REF 8raus
per buftig.
Mir aud. iaSte 8%SniS8mart, bpt per
Bino perbiuperte, le 5a erfennen,
Na, tpenn ite mad SadIen reiten, 10
timniern tie ui8 nidt8, ineinte Braumer
unb nrlts Td aus bem Sattel fGmtn0en,
ais &Ent8Sm0rf Jpn gum 5peiten Mole 3t<
rif9Ielt, neil er ben 6uiihla9 eine8 9a(cDz
pireaben Bfer6e8 in benz Gn0paile bBrte.
Cine @ecunbe ipater eridien Der Setter.
G6er ftatt nit Der @elGgptDjgteit Der ouoera
ietnea We9 gu perfcl9eu, 6ieGter a1 Der
Spultung Der @trd6e iein Bfer5 an nnO.
i4ien 5u aberle9en,1 Of ner rehtS ober lint8
reiten lpQte. @r belt babel Ben beioeu
Serttedten 0arone a}e9enii6er unb mar 70
Don cen StroRlep De8 Waoape8 rbcl teIGie.
men. 9lSbli4 rief 3%Eni86matf: Drauf
nro ieBte %fetnetn @ferbe Die Spprel Elm.
8ronmer fol9te ibnl anntttel6ar oter md
ebe er 6ie beiren 9teiter erre:6te, mar ber
Jren1pe bereit5 aus Dem @attel AelpefienI
unO Tag an 8ocep. niepergeel iiidft ppter bent
Wd9tt0et Ruie R6rig 8marf5. is..
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1919 yforOlibe Gentral Giien6o6n
Serdnberter Tabrplan
a1a BEN Wefeu NIB RorO

sSGbrpIdn.
Yin nnb mad BEN 10. @eril toerSeu bic 2tfoe orf bipsor
SaRn IN na3fOlgenber ggsiie erpsbirt:
3a0e nprDndrts.
PVp6u.9 BsPl uW ..............9 r6r Is Odu. Born.
s{PteB5u9 Is @benbs
S2arriSbar8 Accommodation ......2 IS Mittaa
p"'i0" ..:.....7.20 MOrg. 6 ga@1l
3l9e iiibpdrtS.
PoF3u9 Eonlnlt an nm :. 95 9o,d5r,
SSfNtp3"5 IL Gnrrr
harrisburg ACCOMMODATION. II. 20 g5rrn
Barfton !, 40 9fcr,, > oo o SSptx:
per nm $50 GbeubS ~aSge6eube @rSrcsnro mirb rnr
an l~oi8enben lIbItH BON Sarris6ura oeleneYnpp 02rnFten
anpdlten: @olbtorcu09, gerf, Sanoser 9II,nct;cr' cseyH
bile. s . @'@SpS~
Der Pof3ug 8eRt tS9ti3, an8gensmr1eu esonrt,,s
Der Gtprebju8 fcutunt tdolit, ausoennnr,or SnH SI
Feiia9tere fir 3pii9eufatiOnea fSuter Spn e "r:sSSo
hne FarttDn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rebmen.
Pofts unb Grpres;ige ffe6en eenau in Wprsirbnn
Ss PsH"ipI0onia central @ifenba5n in Sarris6urTo ilr
V'ttaburG, @le5elauo, Columbus, Gincin'
natt, SnOt0ndpolt8, Turt WoSne' Shicnnr
uno aaen @(&ben beS grp5eu geifeu8, fDymie -, GGyTr.t;5o
init Der yteto Cor. erie @iien6abn nad oTret eISsam -! ~
noroll9ett ltnb foeftIi9en ,g1ep gorf. -"
Der ein3ige 3us, tet9er am Gprntoo oko.s+ "a
GgpreB5tS I'm 8 nGr l5 Giin. gbenbs. - -
2te9en G%abrbiaet8 tuO anberer senaueu urb scrySer,.
gen @natunft beIie6e man f& an bic 8inetsSfFce in r.,
Saleeft STATION, gde BON @alSerts uub 0rantIinar.. IN
rpea6eu: "f' ."
. 8. u. On 8arrp,
Sen. Gupt. Der RSrbI. @eutroIbokn.
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ararsFe aaasp "a saferdftete
Dg. Gpegfse'G

0E. G~DGgGse'G
i1i emlrtiigeicbter @9rIp pUn &3iloftrImes.
8rrA VI! to's e%assieetea bOu tta tel1ppttfen Ser;ten els
Sat yGertie R?b ~5tntfeise Wuie! IN Der 4etLune ton Bart.
aa18sn pnltci, ertGttInBer, Eroa8itis, @ua5tlRigteit,
aastter,ne. bIauen 9aEeu. 4I1tipeen, SeiIItett. Id@a1er
estimate. S6e'erS 1T ben lrRsCreanei,, ssvepr5cncti @lit,
S'ta1cr5 IN Der Gtts pnb @rak, Ser3tlepRa pbeg Scr3frang-
ect, apeu eai&-, Sr;l- buo SplSeGSstbge.
Dr.. S~magReFs
;Uiamnnen9eeBtfr Grrap ron &BtlbFtrf1sn
btftnbei iD lest Ifsr e;n @iettei Sabrbunbert psr Der ggeI,
nnb tti 5a ~Ocrtalieu in iebesi b~essoenten sbsils Der Grbs.
Dr. SDapat'8 .sa1s
tgIa rtrneUgeitbter @5otup pUr g8tibttrlHep
~itb subereitet pnIer Der unnrttc,bateA Silfldt erugSr. o.
~e5tpaaae, ctreS gefddSteu Nr5tes. ser iene pr0fetRpuele 9arE
baet aMt esm Dttt.9cn Ucrtttt! siafr rsSe!mdStSen nebtiul.
Eb!Ia5tipata, ia etenetdt IL bsr g9eit, suostrCitu. @r bEsata
rG@Get rtEen retliSeR Eerunin n oega QB!Iacetpbia Otspen.
s~uaenbauI iener Staet.
Or, Swn9ne'8
sai0mmeagt1ebter S9ylp Spm ggilbttrG@eu
~ bcSer gang J~uoClaiA8 fetH Eet.es ad9eprlitea Experiment,
ieHbsrn st S6uia ~srprobteS WeneI, bGs In geltieitoen Sen
8Gnruitn in tteer' nrb TN GuSIanSe aeoraR3t Hicb,
Dr+ GwaYns'8
;u(ammgngeFbteg G1rup bpn AiIbttrimen
TT bic ~.ortstheGe IRb etsste 65teA 3rfapnneaiesuus bon ie-
Sabtreaet murbe. umS bic cins!ss, tpclbs elm rsoeIWadsjqer
at5t 5atcrsttet, obalet9 bic Rarrer BON betatrntet Ier5tau Su-
nut iSrer 8creEunS gu tBan Eaben' tfb Eet$s Nanfcrt bgsn.
ieLbea rur ~bsigeiuai fnb, bic cher uldts mt t5rcr Gereltina
Su tsnn BADEN, ua ibnea stnst gWi ~ oerI9aHsn unS Yfr-
ntttteI %eerieI5cn bs1 gertmtf Der 51ss Ssiu set i~Sr8tofcn Sen
Ell ~SufSresrn.
Dr. Swn9ue'3 r
;nfamtnengeisetty Gsrltp bon g2tIoftrE@eu
Betatffst I d II BAG tbr. SeHa Der Seib ~serippft sbsr
nt@t ~etnlia8Itd} pfe1 ien ioUte i
G5payne'e @arGeparil(a uglb 8EeersDtQes
tn gsrbtnnuNs mt oen @ubtri@eu Syrup me6nst; bisfs
@tIet Rnb etu ibueIe8 r~siut9ente8 2artruHttel, has aux 65{e
GnuabEoubann9en aus benz Mcee1 NIB ben geSSrnCu eats
isrnt, po6rr1 bSaiae @eiutb9et Eerselsnt ptrb.
Eg- 3~ubersttet au8fbItesli& turb Dr. 8. @Wabnt,
philadelphia.
gtne 3rr sdrb per SOP iraste Ssrfsaoet Bel Gatetans Scu
So 6 ants.
Sssa sbTeHrs g3cF:lRasen gu
Or. s. ~ RNue 4 GDbG,
I44 SlOrb 8. cir. @tiIaeelpSEc.
EeIfalft hcg
SfGGc 3. &cpt, rs BalttutcrShr. Go
y. 4. Q1ttc {, 108 6atttntGrsRt.
8. 4afenbGIg, Sroobpap uRb Canton siSsuus.
3. 81. &bGIt NC, es ErOahSraS. YsAI,I
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@en. Gra@t=u II. @afiGsierzGcert. m,Osif

stabtt9 fit iHtsnssaerer
1870 eS@1 Infringement fRs Civ,
s1at Die aI9 Deaq &etfsm 1a tei.sf
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@n nno mad BEN 10. gpriG tperbeu bic 3bae anf biefer
9aPn in na9fctgenber gEsiie erpsbirt:
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Minaral-W asaar.

SASSAphflLlh. ALE Il s,.csN
tSS bshsn GiIaIaa! ,iao lset$ gu babes, til bem &o1l!ng-V!as
~il|e''sr' ren Games Mcaya.
gsQ. 1872 Granssa1E. 8altsutoSs.
@ls 9stislUrSsn tDstHen f0jelfget ms pans geEisi13 .ub
teSrsit big TcTtsn sSsI:9c, Icte;t auesrs, teei9e agt9 srt i5-
ter Russ es!5 btstreN p0AeH, t~sEfy2tt ftH. tes Pe BIC re.Ss
ha uu6 @ei IiGaeGenoi}1 &so5s Ai|iev"a StttIs ir-!
t2u .E.t .E#. S2s2R.U
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-13
GOV, GAMBLEs pROCLAMATION

ST Louis, Oct l3 Gov Gambell issued a
proclamation charging that many evil dispos.
ed PERSONS have been endeaYoring to produce
disailecton towards the State Government
with the avowed purpose Of overthrowiug it
by violence should other measures iail---
Among this class of persons are some holding
commissions from the State Government and
to effect this scheme circulate the most extra
ordinary talsehoods and Interpretations re-
garding the purpose of the State
Government are resorted 10 put people
state upon guard against plots, these conspi.
rators and announces his determination TO
use all force at his command to preserve peace
Of State and furnish those who dstrust it also
admonishes them that as Of citizens 10 vote at
the elections and any interference by mill
tary with the rights Of qualified voters will
be regarded as an offence of the greatest
magnitude The Governor goes into n long
defense Of his own loyalty and vindicates
Stete government against accusation of its
enemies.
The Democrats Leavenworth special says
Gen Blunt has secured the country east and
south of Fort Blair, and satisfied himself that
the enemy had gone south.
Ha followed them to point thirty miles
South OF Fort Gibson when he sent messen-
gers 10 warn Gamson at that place and Fort
Smith.
Major Henning arrived at Fort Scott with
the bodies of Major Curtin, Lieutenant Farra
and eighty prisoners taken by the rebels /;
fifty were killed after the captured
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New YORK Market.

New YoRK, October l3--Flour more ac.
tive and lOc better at S. 00@S5 20 for extra
State; 20@6 40 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts 6l,l55, more active and Ia
&c. better at | 29@$l 35 for Winter Red
Western. Corn receipts 29,310, 93@95c.
Oats firm at 7l@74 Western pork frmer,
Lard dull and heavy at lO4@llt Whisky
firm at 65@66.
NEw YoRK, October l2-Government
stocks better and closed active Money
very active at six and seven per cent Ster
ling higher at Clogs Gold, since the
Board selling at Sc, closing'at 541. New York
Central 34s, Erie l 735 Reading
1929. Coupons 63t United States 6s8l.
One year certificates 99l
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, October l2-The City Of Bal
timores very latest says James Buchanan
has arrived in London.
1t is reported that the relations between the
French Ambassador aud the Roman govern.
ment are moi friendly on account Of It's pro-
lection OF assassins
The islands Of Corfn and Paxie have pro.
nounced in favor Of union with Greece
Several engagements between the Russians
and Poles are reported without definite re-
suits.
The FIRE on board the now Canadian steam
er Peruvian, was got under after destroying
the deck and fittings in the alterpart of the
vessel
1t was feared in Paris that the British Gov
ernment was abont to become less indulgent
toward the South as regards building vessels
intended for war purposes, which will affect
the policy of the French Government and the
Southern cause.
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OF assessment for improvements LonquOrth Streef
Be t OroGinod by uG Gu Council Il tho cty Of Dag.
tom Ohio, (two thirds OF the whole OF tho members
elected to sad Council con urrng theren) That there
shall bo assessed and collected on OF each and
every lot oi land abuting on LOngWorth street from
Old Brown street eastwardiy to Richard street "a cents
per 'front.' nea foot within six days after the passage
Of this ordnance the same beng the cost and ex
penses Of improving said portion OF said street accor
dIn. 70 the estimate Of the City Engineer now on le
in the Office Of the City Clerk OF said city.
All persons paying the same TO John AicCuteheon
Market Master OF sald city within said time wll save
the costs aud penalties of collecting the same
Passed IN Council this 9Th day OF October, SG3.
AMOS DECKER, resident city Council
AfteSf AsrusHH STEPHENS, City Clerk. ocTd3
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paylon MARKER.

DAYTON, October t3
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail %.
WHEAT-Sl 09.
C0RN-G5@70.
0ATS-50.
RYE--75@sO
BARLEY--$l 25@l 80,
HAY-Timothy ls OO@2O 90 per ton
COFFEE-32@33
SUGAR-l23@l4.
WHISKY-52,
CHEESE -ll@l2.
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Of assessment for Improvements on Msgs street. befUeeH
Fust an Second ST. co.'s.
Be Il eudc'ei By tho Gu Council Of DuytOR Ohio, dSo
thirds Of all the members elected TO said Council
copcurrng theren) That there shall be assessed on
anu collected oil OF each and every lot Of land abung
on Megs street, between Frat ana Second streets 5l
6lO cents per front nfal foot within six days from the
passage OF this ordinance, the same being the cost
and expense OF improving said portion OF said street,
according to the estimate Of tae City Engineer nov on
file IN the office OF the City Clerk OF said city
All persons paying the same To John McCutcheon,
Market Master OF sald city within said time will save
the costs and penalties of collecting
Passed in Council this 9Th day OF October, 1868
AMOS DECKER, PI eslsht CITY Council
AHe1E ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk oc7d3
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FIRE Inn CHARLEsTON.

NFw YoRT, October - The Boston Her
aid has letter from the feet of Charleston
October I'd which says last evening General
Gilmore sent one olhis Greek fire shells into
Charleston, set fire to some buildings The
fire burned over two hours. There will be
warm work here before this reaches you il
nothing iuterferes in the meantime
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By TELEGRAPH.
nEPonraD Fon rHE DAlN EMPIRg
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN FOR WOOD
WARD.

NEw YoRK October l2.--General McClel
Ian has written letter to Hon. Chas j. Bid.
die Of New Je sey, requesting him to deny the
statement in the Philadelphia Pressan other
newspapers, that il he voted aud spoke in tbs
Pennsylvania campaign it would be in favor
OF Governor Curtin lie says that after a
full conversation with Judge Woodward, he
finds that their minds agree, and he regards
his election as Governor Of Pennsylvania
called for by the interests of the nation, and
would If it was in bis power, give to Judge
Woodward my voice and my vote.
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Aottces.
JOTIOE no STONE MASONs

GEALED proposals will be received by the nder-
- signed at his office IN the city Of Dayton until ten
1865, for furnishing material and constructn a cul.
vert at the intersection OF the Salem and Wolf Creek
roads IN Dayton View Plan and specifications now
ready for inspection. By order OF the Beard OF
County Comm issiOners.
Ocsdawtt b. NJ. AYRES, Auditor
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E. O'BRiEN. H. O'BRIES.
EDWARD UBRIEN & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND IMPORTERS oP
BrRndtes, Wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and Scotch whisky,
AID DEALERS IN
Domestic Wines and Liquors.
hLso,
Agents for Sale or Pure Bourbon whisky,

No 3Ol Second street, Dayton, Ohio,
DRG leave most espectfuy to acQuant their Gus
ID tOmerA and the community generally, that they
have entered iuiO partnership, under the name and
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery. liquor cigar
and tobacco business IN Dayton. Ohio, "a. the late
stand OF u. O'Bren, No. 3Dl second street
Having pie means 10 enable us e. purchase goods
rom the beat houses In New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, aud having had fifteen years experience
10 the trade we hold Out tho best Inducements
old customers and III others who may be kind enough
to purchase from IL.
NJ IBRIEN, late of the firm Of O'Brien q Poe,
Toledo, OHIO will devote his time and attention TO
please all those who NAV to huy at this we'll
known House, and h. OBRIEN, will treat the com-
munty b tier, II possible, tn ever before. Both OF
as re very grateful for past iayors, and earnestly go
licit snare Of your future patronage. sul9daw IN
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LATEST NE WIS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
OHIO ELECTION.

CNcIYNATI, Oct l3.-The election in this
city is progressing quietly. A very large
vote is heing polled Business generally
suspended. Weather cloudy and damp
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purtsd at ,hs tne oi .hc tauhonsdlas oh
Monday, BY which We conclude this was the
nature Of tlicir trouble