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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-22
PLANTATTCN BITTERs

PLANTATION BlT TERS 5
Which are now recommended 10y the Lishost medical
authorities, aud warranted to produce an immcdale
bonehesl enect, They exceedingly agroalie, Iief
eoty pure AMI m,t superrode All other onica where
healthy, gentle stimulant ir required
Ihey'phfif. strenPthcu and inwgorate, ''t
They create a seoltny- ,ppeuta;
fhpy are m antilote to change Of water aud dicii
they overcome eee Is Of dissipation aud late hours,
They strengthen the system and enliven the uodi
They prevent niasn1stc AMI intermittent feyers; y
They purify the breath and seidity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and conshphtio
They cure distrhes, cholera and cholera morbIs;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headaonei
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer, They are
composed of the celebrated calisaya bark, winter.
green, sassafas roots and herbs al preserve din per
ecty pure 81 croix rum. n,.T
"' thaye gwen the Plantation Bilters to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with tho most ssonis
ing eaeet. G. W. ANDREWS,
supt soldiers Horne Cincinnati"
=" The Plantation Bilters have cured me Of liver
complaint Of which Iwas lsld up prosrAte, and had
to abandon my business.
3, KINGSLEY, clsyePpd, OHIO"
4" 1 owe murh to yor. for verify heiieyc the
Plantation Btters have sayod my life
Rev W. II, WAGGONER, Madrid, N, Y"
"e Thou wilt sond me two bottles r.ore of thy
rantAton Bihers Ny wnit has been greatly benefit
ted by the,r use Thy lrien,6
ASA cuRRlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
80 have heeug great auleuoT lreIn iiy psIA,s,
snd had 10 abandon preaching aaFhe Plantation
tliers have cured me,
t Rev.. $. CATnORN, Rochester, ~. "" H
% - Send us twcnty-iour dozen mora of your
Plantation Biaers tho popularity Of which are daih
increasing with the guests OF our house. M ID
.l.. SYKES, CHADWICK SEQ,
Prophet0rs wilisri's Hotel, Washntt6n,n c.
soeii are one M thousands or cerhfcAtcs daily re-
deIved. They are Immensely beneficial 10 weak pei
sons and delicate females of .f H l....
Re cautious Of ra.6Hed hotties SEE our signature
fne steel plate label, They are not sold BY the
4hil0p They are only sold IN patent log cabin
notles by respectable druggists, crocers hotels "a
looms steamboais and country stores. .lli 81
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Eyen where he has pre-, -dsd them into eternity; Sy II
the honest debtor satisfies his e0uhdne creditor, when
fate seemed least proptious. lu moral aud worldly
sense It IL great weapon by winch To rob death nl
his sting s 49,. a, .,t, IL
Let any husband, father, son, ask himself al was
"a lie to night would those vino are ,iear TO me
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Dress aao gsIoak fgtakirqs
WynkOOp's iceland PectOral,

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organ
arc over prevalent, insidious and dangerous. Tho
properties Of medicine 70 allie Viate and uprout
these complauta, must be eNpectDrant anOdynp fnd
nugorahng, Ouaening The uuCus OF The throgt, sud
imparting tone 10 the entire system No disc0yryin
medical science ever mastered this olssa OF dsokses
like br WyIkoop's Iceland Poctoiais 10 iHtsetl With
The mostRsionshing resits In all cases OF ofhronchts
influenza, lrhonpng cough, diFthera or putrid snre
lhrd asthma, Group coushs, colds, nervous irritn
hlhy, &c. 1861. t.l-
The Rev JJ. Potter certifes that 81 havo used Dr
WynkOopa foeora for several years, my solf md in
nay ianfly, for severe pulmonary complaints, Ahd
have recommended u 10 man others and have mover
seem its oqunl.n ReY-d.J. Potter, Brooklyn n, Y.
g.. Hundreds and thousands Of important tesiimBni.
ala could be- produced showing its remarkable cures
and that it never fails. #....t
/ u Is composed Of pure Iceland Moas, Balm of Oil
cad, Peruvian Baisatn, Eecunpano Ooinlfey, Dur
dock, and uther invaluable eXpecterant md tourc in
gradients. IL ia harmless. prompt and lasting. In.
yalii7 and suilerors canHot Rabrd 20 neglect tris
Every family should have H. lt Is remarkable ior
Group. Full descriptions, recommendations and d.
ecuous accompany each bottle
Sold in DaytQn by W. stewart aud all principal
druggists. $50
Prepared by DR.. D. wynkoop, and sold by y. s.
Barpos Co., New York. stl3ily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-22

EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

TINHE Ktns grants poicIes FOR LIFE, for a term
l. OF years, ENDOWMENT policies and childIen's En-.
dowment. Also Non kOrleitlng Policies, on which no
payment II required aiter ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyanoes Of uSu 90 protect the
family circle nom want, ~ -uni more sim.
pie its character mobile In tts feutres or certain IN
its results, than Life lnsursuce. 10 the pFop which
the dying husband caves 20
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plantation lSittprs.
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Porsonsof sedeutsry hAhts troubled with salness,
lassu1de, papitahon Of the heart lack Of appetite,
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, a.,
deserve to suder u they wlR not Try tho celebrated
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

We, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above rates. to which We bind ourselves strictly 60
adhere. VII. CAMERON, for the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25, 1888.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
2ATEs OF ADVERTISING.
no ADVERTISERS IN DEFAIL,

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
VIII he charged AZ the usual advertising rates,
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For State officers. ..,.......,...... $40 90
tor county 90
FOR NlES 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

70 The Editors II the n =. Journal Of
Commerce: - Gentlemen The Schles-
Wig-HOlstein question is Just now Of
general interest, and there are sOrae
perhaps who, like "the boy do not
fully understand II. The inclosed lucid
solution OF it, cut from newspaper
some years ago, and now hand II to you
for republication, IL you think, with
me, that it Il worthy S place in your
journal.
at BrUakfan o What is the Schles-
wig HOlstein question, Paps2 A. Well,
my dear boy, / am pleased 70 see that
you have an inquiring mind, and take
notice Of what is said IN your presence,
and I will endeaVor 20 make you TN
derstand Schleswig- Holstein is in Den
mark-that is, it il not exactly in Den
mark, at least Schleswig may be called
80, but not Holstein-Do, il il Holstein
that may be considered Danish, or, II
YOU like long word better, Scandins-
Wan. Let me see, what did say? o
yes, Holstein is the German division Of
the Territory, and Schleswig is an an
cient fief (you know what fef is) Of
the Crown, and was coded in 1916; that
II to say, Holstein was coded, not Schles-
wig, Holstein having been an ancient
fief Of Germany, and therefore you see
Prussia takes an interest in the ques-
ton, as part Of the German COnfedera-
ton; but Lord John Russell IS only IA
the matter - 2 mutual friend, ana he
thinks that the proposals Of Prussia
no, ! mean Denmark-yes Of course,
Denmark, that concessions shall be-
made 10 Holstein-no, Holstein does
not want concessions, but a veto THAT
Is Latin for j forbid) upon taxation
and other things, and Schleswig 10 BE-
allowed 70 speak Gerrnan-well. Lord
John thinks this fair, but the Prussian
Minister does not think that Prussia--
at least Denmark, has any right 70 i'm
pose conditions Of this sort became
there was q promise Of a Constitution
70 Schleswig or HOlsteiu, forget which,
but the principle il the same, and there
are some other points mixed az with i
which you might not be able % UNDER
stand 20 easily ~ the simple outline OF
the case which have gwen sou. Pass
my cup to your Msmma. '-Papek
THERE's 4 Mas IL Irg-Ths conf
dencs reposed in Lieut. Gen. Grant by
President Lincoln, and the cordiality
which exists between these distinguish
ed men, were happily illustrated by
characteristics anecdote related recent
~ BY the President in the course Of
familiar conversation with q peraonal
friond. in reply 70 question in regard
to the present military prospect, Mr.
Lincoln, with that peculiar smile which
he always puts on when about % tell &
good story, said: "Well, sir, your qaes-
ton reminds me Of little anecdoie
about the automaton ehess-playsr,
which many years ago astonished the
world BY is skill in that game. After
a while the autouaton vas challenged
by celebrated player, who, p his greet
e6agrin. was beaten twice By che ma
chine. At the end ofths second game,
the player, significantly pointing MS
finger AZ the automaton, exclaimed Ia
4 very decided tone, sIHeTss q niaa itt
And this, sir, Is Just the secret Of our
present success. IN y Tines.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

NEGRO TRooPs.-Tbe rebel press of Rich
moDd, since The re election Of Lincoln, have all
turned abolitionists, and propose to help the
Administration carry on this Abolition war.
They have repeatedly declared and so have
their copperhead friends, that it was dis
graceful and cowardly people who employed
negro soldiers. Curses come home to roost
The CoBfederates in their despair are ready to
fight negroes or indians But negro soldiers
have not been employed by the Contedrates
because of the violation Of principle, or the
rules Of war, but from fear. Besides, negroes
are worth $1,000 per head, and white men
could be bad cheaper. If the latter were Kill
led 1t was no loss to the STAKEHOLDER. Bot De-
groes are cheaper. Not worth now, according
TO shareholders valuation, any more than a
poor white man. Besides, they are likely to
be freed, and II so, their friendship is safer than
their enmity. There is bare possibility that
the slaves may fight against themselves aud for
their masters. The rebels seem disposed to
! Try it. and we approve the experiment While
they fight they cannot be engaged in other just
as essential and beneficial work. But We shall
be mistaken If it does not take about as many
white troops TO hold the same number of
blacks, White deserters come into cur lines
daily, and it Will be remarkable if the blacks
do not desert By companies.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale

nf VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTS OF FXrCr
~ tioa issued ont Of tie Coart Of John nick
Justice Of the Peace. in and for 0nhir Township
baite County and State Of California. In the case
q the People q the STATE # California. vs T. "
ICSNES sud certain Real Estate. 20 ne directed
ana oe4iNsyeG Commanding ne 70 make the follow
Ing sums Tor Judgment and costs tO-wit. One for
the sum q nineteen and 42-l00 dollars snd twenty
hour and % 100 dollars, cost Of snit snd all sccrf
lng oos;-aGd one for the SRra cf thirty-oae aud
S>-l00 dollars and tweujy-eiSh, and Ss-i60 sONars
costs or SUI, and all sccrning costs. have levied
upon. ana viii expose ST Hahiic Sale for cash 20
that bidder who will take the smslles; portion Of
The premises hereinafter described and nav the
amo0nt OF said Judgments costs and sccruinc
said land OF FOR portion les than the whole and
pay SAID judgments. costs and accruing costs then
Snd IN that event. viii sell such sub divisions .
be designated al the time, as may suit purchasers
to the highest bidder for cash uutii the whole Of
said land Is sold, nnless the amount ot said iudg
ments' costs anu accraing costs shoald he sooner
realized. on
MONDAY. TIE lath OF NOVEMBER. A. n
1864, at O'Clock Of said DAY. Al the Court House
door in said County. all the right title ana inter.
est Of the above named Defendant in and q the
following described property to-wii: One hundred
and sixty acres ot land and improvements situate
n Chico Township. aa6 bounded on the Ea-; y
pibh.e'S land, On the West tv Saiton's. on the
North by Coha's and On the south hy the Pratt
Grant. W.-nAN.
Sherif or Eut;e County.
By +. T. JoNES. Under Shcue.
Or0ville, Oct. -. l>64 4w.nSl
The above sale j. postponed % the fifth dav Of
December, lN64. FW.pAY
Sheriff Of Butte County
BY 3 F JONES, Under Sheriff.
Orovll.e. Nov. l-th lS64.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

BE GESERoUs.-The San Jose Mercury has
fountain Of sympathy for the lately defeated
party 10 this State, and opens it as follows:
Do not exult too much over our conquered
and humiliated foe. They are already expert
encing the incipieut pangs of that eternal tor.
ment which awaits them. Agonizing remorse
Of swakiug from horrible dreams
to more horrible realities-despar that nd
tears can assuage-all of these tortures are 10
store for the Intelligent men who voted fol
Mcclellan. Yet il does not become Us IS vic
tors to bear down too heavy on their already
lacerated souls.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

Mr.. Dodson will there and then explain the
methods and workings of this most charitable
organization, and will present the claims Of the
sick and wounded soldier 10 the citizens of
Butte county in such manner that any citizen
having one single spark Of patriotism left in
MS bosom, or feeling Of sympathy for the noble
soldier who leave. bis home, his family. and
everything that is near and dear to him bu, his
couniry's honor and the preservation Of cons,i
:utional liberty, will know tha, he owes ,ha,
noble soldier at least his sympa,hies, and every.
thing that can be done 10 alleviate bis suffering
on the bloody fields Of battle We have inst
gained one great victory at the baliot-box and
know that the prosecution of the war with
vigor and determination until peace is restored
and our glorious Uuion intact, is q foregone
conclusion and, Us more soldiers must go forth
IN defense of our common country, let loyal
Butte rise in her glory aud munifcence, and
come TO the rescue. The ladies are most cor.
daily invited to be present on all occasions, SIS
with their assistance nothing fails that is wor
thy of their attention. Come one, come all
There are 10 collections made at these ad
dresses, but they simply give both friend aud
Zoe an opportunity 10 hear the truth and act
according to the dictates of their consciences.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
The UNION RECORD.

WILL IT Wis ?-The Marysville Express O
Thursday has leading editorial in which the
defeat and utter rout of the Copperhead party
is acknowledged. The article is confession
OF weakness, and is intended to win the favor
OF Union men Of strong stomachs; as it 81
the editor will "sift and serve up" facts q for
the public appetite" But il has an uufortu
nate knack Of feeding its customers "chaf /" for
genuine article, under the mistaken or insane
idea that people can't tell the difference. 1t
does, however, by convulsive effort, make one
preached. 1t says:
The conduet of the affairs OF the nation is
now wholly in the hands of the Republican
party, and is likely TO remain in their hands
for some time, at least. The same may be said
OF the management Of our State Government.
An analysis of the two sentences above
quoted shows that the Express, in substituting,
as usual, falsehood for & fact, has, since the
election, hit upon q slightly different disguise
for its false "iacts." II drops the word "black"
from before Republican, thus sitting half
its "chah away. 1t has not yet reached that
almost inaccessible pon, for tha, sheet of telling
the whole truth. 1, does not confess the fat
that the Copperhead faction has been routed
by Union of patriotic men of oil parties
Such confession would not subserre the ends
which the Express has in view, even if shame
for its past course did not prevent the avowal
The Express promises that it "wiH not inter
pose any factious opposition to those who have
been entrusted with the management of national
affairs The Express and other Copperhead
organs should have pursued that policy long
ago. 1t has been their "factious opposition"
more than anything else, that has prolonged
the war, and the Copperhead faction, in our
opinion, are equally responsible with the JEFF
Davis conspirators for the blood that has been
shed and the treasure swallowed up in the war
II the Express wishes to convince people that
it does not intend to wage factious opposition
to the constituted authorities, it will have to
more fully discard its old garb, aud reach q
higher standard of truth and yeracity than the
article above alluded to indicates
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

FENEIlS MEDICINE IS OF A PURELY VICE
L table preparation and has never been known
10 fail in ecctjng permanent cure in the follow
ing cases:
Agne, Anxiety, Loss Of Appetite. Asthma. Brou-
chitIs. Cholera M0rbgs, rheumatism. Commissions
Cohe, Dyseniery, Delirium TIemens, Mental OF
Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, Fits, Gout. Head
ache, Mysteries. Heart Disease, Palsy, Imbeciiity
lmpotency. Suppressed Menses Neuralgia, Pieu-
risy, RestessneSs. It. Vitas Dance, Structure Tic
Doereux and Whooping Cough, &c.
Columns Of certificates Of cures might he pub
lished sufficient TO satisfy tie most sepical. that
this medicine is all that it, discoverer claims for H.
Persons with any Of the above diseases, VIII %
well to give it trial before dosing themseiyes with
mineral poisons; that while they sometime Afford
temporary relief always leave behind them the
seeds OF some other disease, ofteutimes Tar worse
than that which they are given to cure.
WATTS NERVOUS ANTID0TE
Is q perfectly harmless preparation. and can be
given 10 al infant without fear Of injury. ln tat
there are many persons that give it 10 crying bl-
bies, as soothing syrup, with marculous eject.
The Antldote Is for sale al wholesale by
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
Corner Of Front and Clay Sts. san Francisco.
and at retail by all respectable Druggists. 3mns
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

NEVADA TIE BANNER SrATE.-We think
our new State is entitled TO the banner for the
largest majority IL proportion to its total vote.
The whole vote of the State, including the
soldiers vote, will be about 1000, and the
majority will be about $500. This gives the
Copperheads $3.50, and the Union party 1850,
or two TO one, within fraction. There may
be State iu the Union that has done better.
but We do not believe it. Ia another respect,
We think, it IS entitled to the banner Every
officer, State and Legislative, is sound Union
mau. The Legislature is unanimous. This is
DO good place for snakes, and we hear Of several
that are about to crawl down to Mexico to
join old Duke de Lime Point Gwin Jov 60
with ihem.-Iugmiq Union.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

THE CONSTITUTION" Copperhead paper
started at Virginia City, a month or two pre-
vious TO the election, by Wm. H. Rhodes olias
"Caxton' or "Pym," has followed in the wake
of its predecessor, the odd Piute"-giyeu up
the ghost. Possessing weak constitution, it
could not Withstand the shock produced by the
overwhelming vote given by the new State for
the Union caudidates-Abe aud Andy. This
leaves the Democracy without an organ 10
Nevada
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

The EMPIRE STATE REDERMED.-The fol-
lowing telegraph dispatch from f. d. Morgan,
dated New York, Nov, 18th, was received on
Monday, by A. J. Bryant, Chairman of the
Union State Central Committee: Lincoln
will have all the States on this side except
New Jersey, and possibly Kentucky and Mis-
souri,. New York goes for Lincoln and Fenton
BY a small majority. We gain four or five
members of Congress from this State" Alfred
Barstow also received the following telegram,
dated New York, Nov 18th New Jersey,
Delaware and Kentucky for Nc Clellan. All
the other States for Lincoln Feuton is elected
Governor of New York"
The defeat of Gov. Seymour in New York
is the heaviest blow received by the Copper.
bead faction, as it deprives them of the control
of the great Empire State-from which, as
their headquarters they hoped to operate for
the remainder of the war as they have thus far,
IN retarding its progress by throwing obstacles
in the way Of the Government
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

ALLISON RANcH.-The Nevada Transcript
says that, when the Provost Marshal was en-
rolling names, not more than one hundred aud
fifty citizens of the United States could be
found in that section of the county. But when
1t came to voting for Mick Clellau," they
rolled out three hundred aud twenty eight :
We understand that these fellows will be put
on to the Assessors roll. and, in case Of a call,
will get show in the draft.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

The Virginia Union is informed that the
Hale & NorcroSs mine, on the Comstock ledge
at the 500 feet level and also at the $50 feet
level, have just struck some very rich ore
much richer than ever before. How large the
body Of it is they have not yet ascertained, bat
1t is known to be extensive, Preparations on
large scale are being made for working it.
In the Cholar mine, they are reported to have
struck it richer than ever 10 the lower level.
The ore is said to be similar to the richest
from the Mexican or Ophir.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

TAIL TAx.-A correspondent Of the Yreka
Journal suggests that tax Of 81 per inch be
levied on the tails Of Cinnamon. His object is
to tax thus heavily so as 10 discourage immi-
grafton. A Chinaman who was being joked
about the above tax is said to have replied ::
No sable such taxey. One dollar one inchey
too muchey. John-uo good"
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

RoBBED.- Que day last week (says the
Quincy Union), man and woman were stop
ped on the La Porte road, about five miles
from Jamison City, By two highwsymcn, aud
robbed of about Sl20 The woman had Sl0O
in coin done up in roll and in her bonnet
The robbers knew that she bad considerable
mouey with her, and made her take of nearly all
Of her clothes, before they found the packags
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY
Of Butte, of the State Of California. IN The
matter OF the Petition a + NJ. Cochran an in>o.-
vent debtor. The People of the State Of Caliior.
MIA 10 all the creditors OF I. NJ. Cochran send
greeting; Pursuant to order OF the Hon. W :.
Stafford County Judge Of the said County Court.
notice Is hereby given to all ihe creditors Of the
said lnsolveut, Il. II. Cochran to be and appear be-
fore the Hon. W. :. Stafford, County Judge afore-
said. in open Court, at the Court Room of -aid
Court. in the town OF Oroyil,e, County Of Butte
on the twentieth day oi December, 4. ID Is5l al
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. OF that day then and There 10
show cause, it amy they can, why the PRAYER of
said Insolycut should not be granted and an a,.
7igument Of his Estate he made, and lac be di,
charged from his debts and liabilities. in pursuance
OF the Statute in such case made and provided;
and ia the mean time Al! proceedings against said
nsolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court.
this llth day Of November. 4. d. lsG&.
!. G. MOORE, Clerk,
JAMS GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

Acd in accordance with law. and an order of the
Board Of Trustees. made the >th day of Novem-
Der, 1864. 80 many shares Of each parcel OF said
stock aS may be necessary will be sold At public
auction, at The office Of the Company at la Porte
Sierra county, State Of California, or Saturday
December Sd, 1864 At the hour Of o'clock P. NJ Of
said day. 10 pay said delinquent assessments there
on together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. FRED. HOWARD, Sec'y.
Once in Brewsters Building, La Porte Sierra
County California
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

The rebel Receiver Of Arkansas reports that
he has received under the law con6scstiug
Northern Indebtedness, from merchants and
others, due 10 the people OF the United States,
81, 1870, 900, and sold con6Scated steamboats,
for S2l2,S90, and coniscated real estate for
S7So,lo5. VIII the opponents of confscsiion
of rebel property please denouuce this condsca-
tion of loyal property?