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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
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There IS no material change 10 notice IA the
Money market, and the rates remain about the
same as last quoted. Loans on call are taken at
e@7 " cent per annum. Best paper is selling
at s@9 a. cent
The Stock market opens rather duh this morn
ing, and prices are less firm. In United States
Bonds there Isvery little doing; 62Os sold &C
lOSi, coupons or 1905 are quoted at IIl@11I4s
and Skies Of 1881 at 1OsCGl0sI.
Railroad shares are rather ouIet Readino sold
at 66@66ti Little sehuylkIll, 4GI North Penn
syNania railroad at 343 and Philadelphia and
Eric, 81 oz3 was bid for Mine Hill 40 for
Catawissa preferred; 20 for common; 74I for
Pennsylvania AZ for Long Island; and l55 for
Camden and Amboyi new City 6's are selling AZ
LOG, decline Of 1.
Coal Oil stoeksl continue active, and good pro-
ducing shares have again advanced, with sales Of
Maple Shade to notice at 1874; Densmore, 15i;
Dazeu, l2B; McClintock, III Philadelphia and
OH Creek, 2; Roberts OIL, 81 and Globe, "a. i.'
There is very little doing in City Passenger
Railroad shares; Arch street sold at %, 62 was
bid for Fifth aud Sixth; 40 for Tenth ana
Eleventh; 80 for Spruce and Pinei aud 27 for
Girard College. M IrI
Canal shares are without changes SchuylkIH
Navigation preferred sold nj 4O3i Union Canal
bonds 81 and Susquehanna Canal at 2O1.
Bank shares are firm, but there is little or
nothing doing. l6z was bid for North Americas
62 for Farmers and Mechanics; SO for CONNER
cia 2S for Mechanics; 46ifor Penn Township;
27I for Manufacturers' and Mechanics; 20 for
Tradesmen's; 3iA for Consolidation, and 40 for
Commonwealth nAs t
Gold is more active this morning, and prices
have declined, opening at 240s, fell of and sold
at 2iOl at II o'clock 23si at H. and 23S1 at l2l.
A despatch from Washington this morning
says the indications are that the offers for the nsw
loan win be very heavy. .y diiH
The subscriptions to the 7'SO loan, as reported
at the Treasury Department yesterday, amounts
to 5000, 400, and to the 1910 loan, SIS, AGO. rD
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SECT. O..
Reported by Clarkson Co., Brokers' l9l g. Third So,
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TIE PIRATE orr NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, September 8.-About o'clock, yes
terday afternoon, the steamer Fraaeonia, when
about ten miles southeast of Cape Sable, sighted
q asuspicious looking steamer, apparently under
canvas, which soon got under steam and endea-
yored TO head the Ffauoania of.
The latter, however, succeeded In getting within
proper limits Of the shore. The privsteer first
hoisted British colors, and afterwards Others
which those on the Ffaneonia were unable 10
make out. The supposed pirate was bRrque-
rugged, with fore and main spencers, long lower
masts, and one smoke-staek. She was painted
lead color.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
mrAnrn rHIs MnRNrSn.

Baruue AndAman OILS, New Orleans, p. Wright sons.
SchT Argus Eye. Townsend, New Orleans, d. s. stetsoh
a Co.
Rchr Elsler. While, Bermuda Hundred Il. j. Bennett.
schr NJ Wrghngton, Thatcher Boston, Noble, Caldwell
q Co.
schr Oulokstep, Wise, Providence, W. Hunter, Jr.
Steamer q II. Stout Nichols, New York, w. +. Clyde.
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markets By TeIerrnnh.

BALTIMORE September S.-Flour dull Sales
Of 800 bbs at slS or Howard suPernne, Wheat steady
Bales OF 5000 bushels Of Kentucky white at S2sS02 So
Corn quiet al sl5S9lS. Whisky duh Al Sle5, PToYi.
bi0n1 dun.
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--latest from the Army of the Potomac.
HEADaUARTERs or THE ARMY OF THE PoTO-
MAC, September 6, Evening. day quiet has
reignsd along the line, excepting an occasional
gun from the centre of our line.
Rain has been falling all day, and still con-
tnues, with cold wind blowing.
Rumors have been prevalent for two days past,
that part of Earlys troops had arrived in our
front, and were massing on our left flank
necessitating another struggle for the possession
of the Weldon railroad.
Preparations we're made to receive them, but
thus far with the exception of few guerillas no
enemy has appeared in that direction.
Last evening the enemy in front of our line
where it crosses the Jerusalem road, were very
jubiant for time, indulging in loud cheering,
which extended along the line TO the right to-
wards the Appomattox.
Our pckets hailed theirs, and asked the cause
of the commotion, and the answer came--"At-
lanta has been retaken by Hood"
Notwithstanding the improbabity of the story
1t rapidly gained circulation, and caused some
depression for a time. But soon after, deserter
came in and reported that one Of their men had
tied a Canteen to a dog's-tail, and started him
through their lines, thinking thus to frighten our
men but the dog kept on his own side, and his
frightened cries, as he sped along, caused the
Rebels TO cheer and halloo so loud. Thus the
matter was explained.
Yesterday a party of colored recruits arrived
here, and on their way to their regiments, got
rather nearer TO the front than they had calcu-
lated. In passing along an open space near Fort
Warren, the enemy obtained a view Of them, aud
threw D. shell or two in their midst
Such scattering was really ludicrous. Aban-
doning their guns, knapsacks, &C., they fled
towards the fort in front of which is a ditch six
or seven feet wide and as many deep, with seyo-
raj inches Of water and mud.
Into this they piled one on top of another, evil
IDENTIFY thinking they would be safe there; while
the men in the fort marched out and reaped quite
a harvest of knapsacks, &C., which lay on the
road.
The officer In charge of The party seems to have
first reached the trench and endeayored TO pre-
vent the men from following Kim, ordering them
"to rally"
When asked what he was doing there he said
lac had not been under fire for some months, and
was rather nervous at his close proximity to the
enemy.
| Considerable effort was required to extrlcate
the soldiers from their somewhat unpleasant
position, after which they left to join their com
mands. 1t is TO be hoped that if they
are ever charged by the enemy they will
| profit by the lesson they received yesterday,
and not run into a trap in which the Rebels
would like to catch them, aud where dozen
could keep a thousand without any fear Of
escaping. w. d. McGRRooR
4
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THE FUTURE FULL OF HOPE
What the Copperheads Want
Etc. Etc. Etc.. Eto., 11to
special to Tho Evening telegraph.

Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WNsuINeroN, September s.-A good deal Of
mystery still envelopes the military operations at
Atlanta. We had been led to believe that Gene
rel sherman, by making a great dctour aud
striking Joncsboro' on the Macon road had put
himself south of Hoods force aud cut him
Of from his line Of retreat but from the latest
accounts IL appears that Hood has managed TO
whisk his army south Of Sherman, who is now
making, at considerable distance, ,apursuit which,
Judging from past experience is not likely to be
fruitful in any great results.
General Shermans chief aim will doubtless
now, for some months, be limited to intrenchng
himself strongly in Atlanta, aud forming there a
secure base for further operations, just MS Gene
raj Grant did at Chattanooga
This, however, will not preveRthim from send
ing out powerful raiding parties to destroy the
enemy's communications, depots of supplies, and
manufactures.
The situation in Virginia is cheering. General
Grant is directing his main energies to the more
effective work Of operating on the enemy's COM
munications with the Southern country. His
hold on the Weldon road is firm and fast.
This obliges Lee to wagon his supplies from
Sappony creek station, by the Vaughan road, a
distance of twenty-five miles, to the camps near
Petersburg. 1t is believed that if we could ex.
tend our left to the Weldon road (and the
reinforcemeuts General Grant is daily receiving
will soon enable him to do SOY, it would so etEec-
tually embarrass theRebels as to make their posi-.
tion untenable even with their possession of any
other roads.
few more men are all General Grant needs
to make a sure thing of Richmond and Lees
army.
In the valley, General Sheridan continues his
important role of keeping the Rebel column
away from Grants front, while he at the same
time covers Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Wash
ington, thus leaving General Grant free to ope-
rate unembarrassed by any other considerations
than the great problem Immediately before him
This bright picture carries grief to the hearts of
the Copperheads, whose hopes now rest on the Ill
success of our armies, and whose prospects OF
electing their President become certain only in
proportion as it becomes certain that we shall
Lave no country at all.
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NEGOTIATIONS.

RspostsdJor FAs Rsests0 Tsls0rapA.
IoNpoEDKRRY-shp Village Belle, kitue-aQq twas pig
70 de1eTRp irpn A0RsEt 1sylpT S9.
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.


NEw YoRK, September S.-Stocks are lower !.
Chicago and Rock Island. les% Cumberland Pre-
ern, s0 New York CENTRAL l2s; heading. f3i 4 Hud-
son River 1905 Missouri 6s 66 Eric, l07f Gold a01;
One-yeM Certificates, 93sl Ten FORTRESS 96k; Five
twenty Coupons, Ill y Coupon Gs. l07x. MO- Ellu
Gold since the Board, has declined 70 29SN.
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NASHVILLE, September 5.-The battle near
Loyeloys Station, Georgia, is represented as a
grand success, not only tacitly but strategicaly,
giving Sherman complete control of the State
north, and with q position and short route TO
Hood has been forced to retreat to Macon, by
way Of the Augusta railroad, and that his move
ment now Is 10 throw a force, by way of the
Augusta railroad, TO Macon, and then advance
to meet sherman, who meantime eau make q
rapid march TO Macon, aud reach It before Hood
can muster a sufficient force to oppose kim sue
cessfully. No details yet, other than you have
had by telegraph through the War Department.
II Is not known here what became Of either wing
Of the Rebel army, which was cut In two by
Sherman.-N. Y. Herald.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Adopted by tie Dszocratic St19e Cos.rs-stf,-. C
SGcrasseate, Jaly 9;k. 1853.

Resoirsd, That the Democracy Of the State Of
California are ii favor Of an ana,;erable adherence
TO the Constitution Of the United States. WIKI all
its guarantees Of civil liberty uniaapaired.
Rssoirsd That We are in favor Of the restoration,
and preservation Of the American Union tina: We
recognize 10 lis fullest extent the right I'd intv q
70 resist by every Constitutional mode
reoeliioa OF l1>AfTecfloa against is lawful suprem
aey hut We recognize that right solely for the
purpose ef restoring lis constitutional satborsy
and io- 10 other pGFpa>e whatever.
Res0'rsd, That It i the duty Q; the state Of Cal
liornla Is a member Of the onion TO yieli o5esii
ence 10 al Constitutional Acts Of ConcrssS and the
Federal Executive, and that anv individual Of any
party. who shall endsavor 70 scite inS,.rres,f-n or
rebellion within her borders OF diSafecsi6n ana
disooFd among her people, Is traitor 10 her best
interests.
! Resolred, Tha. the aim and object Of tie Demo.
cratic party Is TO preserve the Federal Uaion and
the rights Of the several States unimaaired and
they hereby declare that they 90 not consider the
Administrative uSuTpatiOn e extraordinary aad
dangerous powers not granted by the Constitution
the subverSi0n Of the civil by military law in
States not in instruction or rebellion the aritra.
~ military arrest, imprisonment. trial and sen.
tence Of American citizens in such States where
/ civil law exists IN fall force ana vigor-the sun.
preston of freedom Of speech and of the preSS-;he
open and avowed disregard Of State richtS-the IA
natlca attempt 10 place the negro on a 50 .2l and
political equality with the white race-snd the en.
4 ployment OF unusual test oaths-aS calculated to
preserve OF restore union OF the several States or
perpetaate Government " deriving its Just powers
I from the consent OF the governed.
Resoired. That We are opposed to sll secret 20
itica organizations and societies Is danserou. to
the liberties Of The people and destructive Of oar
republican form OF government.
Resored. That We claim and demand .s inali-n
able rights, freedom Of thought, freedom Of speech
and freedom Of the press and further declare tina.
Government agents should ii all times be held to
strict accountability TO the people and that all
of such agents should be liable 10 the full
and free exercise OF untrammeled popular discus
sion for the purpose of correction by the ballot box
Resolred. That We denounce and unqualihedlv
condemn the Emancipation Proclamation Of the
President Of the United States as tending 10 pro.
tract indefinitely civil war, incte servile insurrcc
ton and inevitably close the door forever to res
toration Of the Union of these States
Resolred, That we disapprove of all Coucressiou
al laws tending II substitute paper currency in
California in place Of our own metallic circulating
medium.
Rssoircd. That the spirit and meaning of the
Democratic platform of this State are comprised in
the words. e Tie Constitution as it is and the
Union As il was.
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The secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY RELIED
IS TO the patient Of the disease aady that occasonr
the pain this II accompishes rapidly aud radically. s.
iift is the patient transformed from pain misery
ness and decreptude the delightful enjoyment OF
and strength that patients frequently Sscrbe tasans
power TO the Supernatural Influence OF enchantment
RHEUMATISM, IJNBAGO, GoUT. NEURALGIA. TOOTH
ACHE, GROUP, INFLUENZA. SORE TH60AT. QUlNZY
nlPTHERIA, HUAfSENESS, BRONCHITIS STIFF JOINS
ENLARGED TENDONS. HEADACHE, (Sok or Nervous !
ASTHMA, HARD BREATHING.
It is truly marvellous how quick RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these naades. The poor
crippled and pan-strcken Rheumatic has wsi, dayi
before change takes place but IN few minutes derives
and comfort.
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HelmbOId's Extract Buclsu
SECRET DISEASES!

In their last stages; little or no chapge in diet;
little expense; no inconvenience and no exposure
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength To
urinate. thereby removing distractions. preventing
and curing structures OF the Cretha, allaying pain
and inflammation, so frequent in this class of dis
eases, and eXpelling all poiSons diseased and worn
out matter Thousands upon thousands who have
been the victims of quack and who have paid heavy
fees TO be cured in short time, have found they
were deceived, and that the poison has by the
use of powerful astrngents' been dried up in the
system, to break ont in an aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
~ having claims against the estate of W. L.
Dunkum, deed. 10 present the same, with proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at her residence
"Dumkums Ranch" in Batte Co., within ten
months from this date or be forever barred
ELIZABETH DCNKUM
ENecntrix Of said estate.
Dec. a6th, 1865.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

PeasoRs exposed the Malaria Of Ague, or Il seise<
with ChiIs Fever viii find positive An,idote and Csrs
Railways Ready Relief Let two teaspcousfGl OF the
Ready Relief wneglass Of water be taken on Eesiin
out of bed morning. and however exposed 70 aTs
Iou viii escApe.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be applied to the part parts afflicted Il instantly
relieves the patient from pain and quickly heals soethrs
and STRENGTHENS the disabled parts In ali Of Bites
Rabid Dogs Reptiles, Sngs Of Poisonous Insects the app
cation Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF to the wound III
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Jackson F. STEWART, NJ. D.
C1Nc1Sx.T1 Oct DIST Iss,

Mr. Helmhold-Dear Sir-I have used your Ex-
tract Buchu in diseases of the bladder kidneys. gra-
vel aud drop>ey in my practice, and have witnessed
such signal result. arising from its use ;hat have
no hesitation in adding my testimony to the recon-
mendations already given in favor OF it.
Very respectfully, D. WEBSTER HAlNrs, N. D.
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LONDON TINES.
Twenty Years Of Sieepless Nishts.

VIM Sydney Myers, Esq, Of Havana Cuba the corree-
poudent of the London Times suffered with Acute and Chro
mic Rheumatism for twenty five years. and for twenty
he had not enjoyed whole nights calm He applied
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Immediately gave him
and secured him the first calm and undsurbed sleep during
the twenty years. The continued OF the READY RE
cured him
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Notice.

ysNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD At
q the lower Rio Sico School Hsuse. on the 5th
Of December. 1868. iof the purpose of levyng tax
to raise three hundred dollars for the burmese II
carrying on District School and repai-inr the
School House and other purposes. Voters attend.
\. y. FORhNER.
WM, J. WALLACE
Trustees
Rio Sico. Butte County, Cal, Nov !. 1865.
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BALTIMORE. Anril 18Th. lss1.

BALTIMORE. April 18th. 1857.
Mr.. Helmbod-Dear Sir-l an a physician of
twenty five years standing. have prescribed your
Extract Buchu in the various affections Of the blad-
der and Kidneys. snd they have in all cases given
the utmost satisfaction ! confidently recommend
them to the profession A. invaluable medicines par
amount to all Others a safe and speedy remedy
in all cases Of sickness for which il is recommended
Very respectfully yours.
ROBERT +. GREEN NJ. D.
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WHEN SEIZED WITH

CHOLERA, or niarrhoes, or Fiux; =
Dysentery, Cramps, and Spssms;
Bilious Cholic, or GaStritis
Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fevers
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds:
Inflammation Of the Stomach or Bowels
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CERTIFICATES FRosf PHYSICIANS.

BeSToS, July 18th, 1850.
Mr.. Helmbold-Dear Sir-I have nsod your En-
tract Buchu in diseases of the bladder and kdnevs
with the most happy results. and | feel assured
never used an article of medicine that produced
and certain relief for the complaints for
which it is recommended.
JACKSON Z SrrM LET NJ u
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PIrrSBrRG. Mavlith. 1850.

= = - ala! II, IS0V.
Mr.. Helmboid-near Sir-Having used your med
icineS for some years in my practile | can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them 70 be all that vou claim for
them in dropSey gravel and diseases Of the bladder
and kidneys. Truly yours.
W. +. CLINTON N d
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American G. Il S. Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the American Gold and Silver Min
ing Co., American Eagle Ledge Buena Vista Dis
trict, Humboldt Co.. n. T) an assessment of 90
cents per share (ot one foot each) was levied upon
the Capital Stock of said Company. payable on OF
before the 2lst day of August, at the Secretary's
Office in Orovie, Butte Co, California.
BY Order of the Trustees.
A. STEVENSON.
Secy American q. 4 S. N. Co.
Oroville July 2lst, ls62.
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TERMS CA SH.
Washington Copper Mining Co.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that the SECOND
~ Assessment of Four Dollars per share has been
levied by the Trustees of the Washington Copper
Mining Co., payable on or before the l7th day OF
August, ls65, at the Office of the Secretary at 0ro-
vile.
By Order OF the Board Of Trustee,
A.STEVES;. On, sec'y.
Oroville. July 10th, 1868.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pain continued will IN fsx
hours, cure the patient
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IT is said that the pig ran away from
the butcher because he had heard that
prevention is better than cure.
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Washington Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
~ Meeting of the Trustees of the Washington
Copper Mining Companp, held this day. an Assess
naent o Six Dollars per share was levied on the
Capital Stock of said Company. payable on or be
fore 10Th day Of November, A. u. 1853 to the Sec.
retary st his office in Orovilie
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
\. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Oroville. October 18th 1868.
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"You be hanged" as the washer wo-
man said to the clothes.