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The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Coon ADvicE -Says an exchange: 1--WE
beard n Dem 'crat. the other dav, advising
lis friends not 20 bet against Jahn Morris.
ssv's judgment on the Presidential election
unless hey wanted to lose their money, as
Mnrrissey was betting cn Grant" The ad.
vice is good, not 10 bet against the big gam.
bler's judgment. hut it turns out that John
Ia betting IN Seymour, 40 cur radical cotem.
porary had better caution it's own friends,
uoless it wnnts them To lose their money
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A4 Medical Advice.-DR. wM K DOHERrYs
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming SINE Qua NON
te the welfare VI state aud health Of our etxsna
and his rapidly spreading reputation, although NAV AZ
cite surprise, but the signal Of skill and follows a. the
natural effect Of such Q We are personaiIv A.
qusinted with gentlemen who have for years
der chronic disease and who had
available means that promised relief but without
until they they called upon Dr. Dohsry who in an incred
IDLY short space Of time has given them entire relief
gratifying TO announce this fact because the Doctor is
gentleman who seeks not by defamation Of Others 10
taosh his reputation or to the Of III
own upon the ruin Of anothers fame The Doctor con-
ducsh Institute in such shat must b, Ur.t;f
ing to all his patients He examues advises and recon-
menos without charge and the patient after hearing his
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he effect,
cure This he able TO do because he feels TIE cona
dence which long experience has given and no dcDht h
consolation which appertans to that Audience Persous
afflicted with either sccute or chronic disease would a.
well to consult the Doctors at all do
for he ask: fee; he insist on
obedience to his advice unless the patient places h,s
under his care His Offices Sacramento strset 60
posise the Pscinc Mail Steamship 0fice.-SP r. Nrvs
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

MORNING CHRONICLE. Dramatic
Chronicle, after the lst of September will bs
issued AS DAILY nG'rains paper with the
above title. IL PROMISES 10 be strictly indie.
pendeat thls will he an improvement on the
Dramatic, which is ut Radical pruciivities.
Tue prlce will Ls l2l cents pr week, Or IS
per Xuuum.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The radical newspaper editors Of St. Luis
recently held ~ meeting and resolved to 70
squarely tor negr" suffrage and negro eleya.
non, North aud South. Like the San Fran.
cIscu Times they are ashamed Of the coxarI,ce
ahd inconsistency of Ihs Chicago PLATFORM
Sacramento RepoIter.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The Neo York Tribune says the reason why
PLANTATION BIrrERs are 50 generally used is
owing to the fact that they are always made
up to t"e original standard, aud OF pure
material. let the price be what il will. The
Tribune just hits the nail ON the head. for
PLANTATION BrTrIRs are not only made Of
pure material, but The people are told what
they are made OF, AS the receipt is wrapped
around each bottle. Dou't 20 home wi,hout
n huttle.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

INVISIBLE CLoUpS uE PERFUME, Fill every
room where s,e ho' are sprnkled with the
true MURRAY l. LANxAN's FLORIDA WATER.
In Spanish American all persuns Of refine.
ment aud taste perfume their drawing rooms
in this way before having company, thus
adding greatly to the Enjoyment ut .hslr
guests.
por Al there arc counterfeits. bryers
should always ask for the Florida Water pre-
pared by Lsnman II Kemp, New York. 552
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Augustus Forent WAS sentenced by Justice
h It ot FoisoY. I" pay fine Of S365 Or be
Imprisoned lS1 days. Tor robbing the kluics
boxes ot Kern Rniney, near Folsom.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Hope ior tne Am,cted-ln another part Of this
paper will be found the advertisement Of the crsbra,.S
Inst tute established bv Dr. j. o. YOUNG in 1880 Ia 4.
boon to the suffering to point them where ,h.
are sure of obtaining the wished for relief and cur.
Cnder the care Of the skillfl Doctor the sick nnH
troubled dvest themselves of their burdens Of r.;
lay aside their cruss, and health sne hannn...
you sick aud in trouble, hesitate h ad th:
advertisement and follow the advice Do not forOat ~
manner OF directing your letters. Consolidation once
'o0 ""s"'ns W" '''ee'' SAn fEancHsco' fyl-ly
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

GEORGE ii. PENDLEroN will canvass Iii.
n"'s. Missouri and kAGsas, commencing in
September.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
El.EAS.

ELEAS.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure aud certain
Death to of the insect spec.es-teas
Mosquitoes. Ants Bugs,
ri KILLS INSTANTLY.
nat Is peculiarly surprising in regard this article
" THAT twithstanng instant death to insects il is
perfect harmless To mankind domestic animals
can be Inhaled or eaten with impuny /, bears the es
'nony OF eminent csinterested chemists that it is
FREE FROM POISON.
its use. "
Its reputation is we'll known It is easily and readily
used-drections accompany each flask Beware of c,un
terfes The genuine ha. the sign ,ture Of LYox and
the private staIpof bemas Barnes Co. Anythin else
OF this Kind Is An imitation counterfeit ANY druggist
will procure the genuine you insist You will have NO
other.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The shipments of suupron,, from the noun.
tains to San Francisco, are said to average
about 40rvns per month.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

ReLrEr AT LAST II hal suffered much
from d'zz ness or vertigo. Three bottles OF
Brstol's Ssrsaparila aud two phials Of Pills
entirely cured me-"
Il. I. CoLExAV. idaho C;ty.
A CLEAN, Sxooru SKIN. My blood and
humors were IN very bad state; painful
snres br,ke nut all over my body and limbs.
Seven weeks use of Bristol's Sarssparilla and
Pills made ire new man. with ~ clean aud
smooth skin ~ any une o'mld have.
j. SxirH. Muyspius. SIS.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
Miners w anted.

STEADY EMPLOYMENT VIII be given to Thirty Mi.
y ners at the 0skes Reese Mine, At Hunterr valley
Mariposa county, Caiifornia-
Apply to JOHN +. CASSELL.
Superintendent
Hunters Valley Aeg. ISL ises. agts-1m
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The Plantation Bters make the weak strong the lam
gud brilliant. and exhausted Natures srest res.orar
lhe public may rest assured that case will the per
lect pure standard of the PLANTATION BIrrERs be de-
rtei from Every bottle bears the facsimile OF our
signature On steel plate engraving. it cannot be
genuine.
any person Pretending to sell Plantation Btters in
blk or by the gallon it is swindler and imposter Re-
ware OF reniied bt'-s See that private stamp is
unmutat-d over every cork
Sold by all Druggists Grvcers and Dealers throughout
the world.
r. IL Dr"kc & Co., New York. Sole Props
RedimxtOn ~ Co, 4l6 aud AIS Eront st..
AaM Frnnci-cO.
Agent for California and Nevada
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
DIR. VIM. Jones,
iNSPlRATloNAl PHYSICIAN

have been pre>crhing medicine free of charge but
sonie OF the learned ph. .scians becoming alarmed al
Tue urss thAt was making complained tn the authoT
Tres aao e"np-ised ME 10 txke PHI ysiciaR license
no" Purpose to describe ali uisrsses wh"ut ask
ing qnes'f"ns and prescribe remedies PURELY VEGL1A
upon ths same princple have deicri' ed diseases
ana prescribed remedies that effected in
merous niport2nt without seeing patient
Gsargss according to ability to pay.
once on east side Of Broadway street. opposite the
Public square Columbia.
August 18th, 1seS.-6m
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
FRON % TO 80 PER CENT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
CITY DRUG STORE, SONORA
Marble Works.

ENOMBSTONES and all kinds Of Marble work done With
u neatness and dispatch, by L. E. NELSoN. ~ hs
or, on Warrington street Sonora, nearly opposite the
City hotel-n the adobe building.
my5sel5 lie NEIRCM
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

have given the Plantation Bitters TO hun.
eos ofour disabled soldiers with the astonsh n
euee q. W. D ANDREWS,
superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati O.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

PHYSICIAN IN CuIEF:
JOSEPH NJ. FREY.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

have been great sufferer from Dyspepss
And hRu 20 abandon pI eaching. The Plantation
bit'srs nave cured NE. kKy. J. s. CArHoRN
Rochester. n. Y"
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

lumber there have been sales for delivery here TIE
last two arrivals having sought other markets or
two OF Port Medway or Liverpool would command &20
$40 % per n Spruce boards worth @i6 eli per Pitch
proportion Of boards worth The stock at msrk
0f red OAK slaves considerably reduced although the
consumption At present limited cargo Of good Norfolk in
spectsd would command $50 Seven OF Goals
which have been sold st Ss $ aud Ss 20 and
the others yaded There several still expected
and prices win lower estates have finished reap
ing with good rests Exports date 600 hhds
sugar at ~ ,$i $4 u 100 lbs Centrifugas 5 IS Is
ters are reported al Il or snsaTs 70 London direct and
~ g. a. 70 Cork for orders and two load az St. vIncen
sugars 70 LONDON 2 6s and ~ &c. 3d. Small vessels are
wanted Tor the United States Drought prevails and the
quito healthy
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

The market for wheat was quiet and prices were again
s wsrs almost n 70, ES S
% % IS do and "a for amber Canada TSs
r. TnS
s ss1 o$ Ss store re
~ s .Js
IN %
demand and n small supply sales reported Of 5000
Sal. VI: s:as ss @od'''''
e s @ the Shnsrns
10 liverpool, per steamer s2SOo bushels grain a, 3d.
saa'a % ss' sSa' ss T. g. Ass.s
.11's gtsSiS'i
T. oI Ssss e. 5 g
yas schooner snd Sacs ioA Sa Pa
lumber n1 s. at G British .chOonsr lss Msn5sna
sS. Ssi:
500 Bac petroleum 'n and No%s.n Sd BARK o5
tons to the Medi.er,snsan, general lump sum
GvSSIEs remained dull but steady at yesterdays quota
hay steady with demand, a. soc s5c for ship
,anss cn,s, was $ but STEADY a. S sOd
ss' Sof ssa sss sSr
steady There were sales Of s9 hhas B.Tbado. Ssc,
..,,ys tn %sss for
55c The were 100 30 do ia shipping order
rs S % y. sws sss
were quiet but held a Previou. prices: The
y \ e; ss y V q 20 y a.
e.: \: sSa SsaS S + T.
& S % sss. Snas.s VI saS sI; =;
;sasy but % SSs .nS. = s ss prime crude whale dun
ssS l.s: . ss ssrE Sc
81 % g. a = q: ;s:; I I'S }sS
Ss s do s 49, s. for ha p nsusSs @ s SS
:: S Live .ss ssE .sas we're TsSss.. sss,
@ So siss oa p.s Sss mess :GSSh sn5 ssc s's or
sifs IN
ss .HS ss We ':iS issS Ss.
Ise 1sc smoked do. Isc slc and bagyed do, eckc
q nS B'GTS r.. S ,Hs Sl 'ns ls "a.
Sue but rather nrmsr. The sales were <S bbls IKE
PErRoLEux.-For crude in bulk there was better d..
oS Ss Il s d for s June The p.
ws The s. Sales. 70,
ssss 'hsSs $ S Grss s1sas 81 sss g. IN Ne PSs
'as as1 sss se: nS lots c s
,SmSTse &. srse = IN hs9 sc There sS
ioS sspsmssr and and 700 'fo Ma May ,sl on
sIor oon,pued aule. bu. steady las. quotations
;ss s. .sSs; sS. s,o:ss s:s,s NE soSd
c he latter prco FOR cassd sc 1 ss,..
part i1kc. Refined was moderately active and saser
heard Of no further .a. o price.
were unchanged Grass were dull At the quotations n
sTsAnIgx continued to rule quiet sales were 1000 lbs
TALLow ~, ws IN improved ssmsud and arm. There we're
wafsKsr.~Recep., ii bbs The marke. was duh and
unchanged.
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

OUTRAGE UPON A CHILD.-On wednesday CON-
plant was made before Justice Silliman at Flushing,
by girl ten years Of age, named Harriet Reed,
resident of North Hampstead, Queens county. She
averred that an outrage had been committed on her
person by one Anthony Emmericks, who was subse-
quenty arrested. An examination into the merits OF
the charge will be held on Tuesday next.
THEFT BY ROwDIEs.-On last Saturday night
party of young men from West Flushing visited the
village of East Flushing, and while there conducted
themselves in rIotous manner Later in the even
ing the rowdies visited the drug store OF Coutant
Whitson, and while one made sundry purchases the
others laid siege and secreted on their persons such
small articles as were within their reach No arrests
have as vet been made.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

CorFKE-to continued light demand and heavy. Sales
25 bags steamer Mississippi IKE, gold In bond OF
ceylon $500 bags Minalto disposed Of private
terms
FLOUR AND GRArN-Receipts 3,72s bbs nour 90 do and
12s bags meal 05 lSs bushels wheat li9 do corn
do oats $50 The market for State and Western
flour without change of moment, though the low and
medium grades were more on account of the more
moderate and chiefly confined the high grades which
but prices were unchanged The sales footed 10000 bbs
The sales comprised 900 bbls Rye aour q tribe
active and 100 16c higher the being 460 bbls
meal though quiet steady quotations Sales $50
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

point Bankers bills on England at sixty days were
quoted at ITO llOx; at three days. llo* llo1i;
commercial bills, losX 1osx; bills on Paris at
sixty days, 51ss< 512k.
Mining shares continue dull. and at the first board
Edgemn sold at Ss 80 s3 40; La Crosse Gold 42c.;
Quartz Hill. slc.; Consolidated Gregory, 50 CO.
Consos ana American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

TRANsFERs NEW YORK
Delaney ST. a6n Of Ludlow st. n l0xl00 400
Edridge st. 81 n OF Houston st. sxil trear plot 400
Cannon 75 II Of Grand at, 25xl00 <<"'
Greenwich St 7oS IT Of Carlisle st. 275x94x sxi27
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-LaSo yesterday
afternoon lad named Charles Lattlfner, employed
In printing ONCE st ss Nassau sfeet, was oanght
up BY one Of the bets Of shaft ATTACHED to large
cylinder press and would IN & moment thereafter
have been crushed TO death rad not the foreman By
2 stroke Of sharp fnife severed the main belt Of
the machinery. AZ 1t wea the boy had his left arm
broken " three place. His injuries were immedi-
atey attended 20 Il fever does not supervepe little
doubt - 70 hp spesdy recovery y spprshsnded.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
The Army.

The President has accepted the resignation OF John
U. Gill, Thirty infantry First Lieutenant Henry
Sammer Third infantry, First Lieutenant Charles L.
Fitzhugh, Fourth artillery, and First Lieutenant
Jack, Twenty third infantry.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

TNOR SAVANNAH, GA. -
BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
FREIGHT AT THE REDUCED RATES.
The Hrst class steamship
L. W. Pennington, master,
viii pier 13 North river, Saturday. May x, at H.
For freight or passage apply to a, u.... ,
OCTAvUS COHEN 4 CO., Agents, Savannah. \
Goods for the Interior promptly forwarded
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speculative business In them Is therefore very large.
All the indications continue to be favorable to
O considerable further advance, even IL q
plank is not introduced In the platform
adopted by the Chicago Convention against the pay
ment Of the principal interest OF the national gold
bearing debt In anything but coin At the close the
market was buoyant at the following quotations.
Registered, 1881, l14H 115; coupon, 1881, 114x
ASK; 620's registered, 1s62 1904 10r s-20s cou-
pom, 1902, loox ITO; do. 1854, 1osk q 1887; do.
7s66, l0Sk 1oskj do 1896, January and July, 1loK
o 11ok; DO. 1867, 11oh hoy; 1O-40's registered,
5o4K o 104k; 10-40's coupon, 104x o 104X; June,
7.ao's los 1osK; July. 1905, los 1osx; August
compounds, 1896. 1lsN 1lsK, September do, 111x
AIS; October do, 117k 117x.
At the commencement of business the stock mar
ket dull and steady and at the early session Of
the open board Erie sold at osx, New York Central
12sk, and Pacific Mail ok. Atthe FIRST regular board
the volume Of business was light, and on the call
Fort Wayne was higher than at the same time
yesterday, Quicksilver and Canton n; while Ohio
and Mississippi was u lower, Pacific Mail 1 and
Western Union Telegraph y. Government securities
were strong and active at an advance OF kax per
cent. At the open board at one O'Clock the market
was nrmer land Reading advanced to e2k; Erie esX,
and Pacific Mail, s1x. At the second regular board
the tendency was towards further improvement, and
Erie closed v higher than at the FIRST regular board
Ned0lng ", CleVehnu anu IOieuO t ROCK IBlan0
4, Fort Wayne q, Ohio and Mississippi y, Pacific
Mail n, Canton Company and Western Union
Telegraph u, while Quicksilver was lower. Gov.
eminent securities were strong and active at q fur
ther advance Of n Ak per cent. At the open board
at hafpast three the market was firm but
quiet, and Erie sold at 90; New York Central,
12o Fort Wayne, 100; Reading e2's, and Pacific Mall
92%. During the remainder Of the afternoon prices
were well sustained and there was little more ac-
tivity than usual in the dealings. At the close at
quarter to six O'Clock the quotations were az sub
toinod:-Pacinc Mail, e2hsa s2x; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 80 sok; Western Union Telegraph, s7x 80;
New York Central, 12s1 12sX; Eric, 90 q eeH;
Hudson River, 1873; Reading, e2K s2X, Michigan
Southern, sex soX; Illinois Central, las; Cleve-
land ana Pittsburg. ssx q sbX; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1o7k lo7x; Rock Island 90 o eoH; North.
western, eos; do preferred, 77k Tx; Fort Wayne,
iook.
The foreign exchange market has been nrm
throughout the day, and there was fair demand
for short sight bills There IL no Immediate pros
pect Of rates declining below the specis shipping
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
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sales greater decline. The
amount Of business done light there being scarcely
demand The sales confined to 436 bales including s
for spinning and l75 for export. We quote (nominaD-
Lnnds Nntus nrI~n
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MAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall, Nov. 4, 1868.


AN ORDINANCE regulating the construction ofthe Kssr
Market collection Of the revenues thereof
Resolred, That city ordinance No. ga, now Sc
ries, approved March 23d, 1867. pc SO amended as
TO expunge therefrom the wordg fifteen years.
and substitute therefor the word thirty years.; =
Prouided, That John II. KellsN the .grantor OF
the square upon which the market house, des.
cribed in said ordinance, will 10 built, and the
lessor Of the same be required to build at has o,n
expense sidewalks around said market house las
described and specified In ordinAnce No. s65. new
series. the performance of whiJh work must be
accepted by the city Surveyor;
RESOLVED, That all resolutionstand ordinances 10
conflict with the subject matterSf this ordinance
be and are hereby repealed.
Prouided, That at the expiration OF the time
allotted Mr.. Kellar. his heirs Of assigns shall re.
turn said market and extensiond thereof In good
and first class condition and repAirs. q.
(SiRped) Allied KEARSY,
President Board of AssAtant Aldermen.
(SiQned) THClaAs MARKEY,
President Bosfd of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 4, 1868.
.(signed) JOHN d. NORWAY mayor
A true copy:
- JOHN W. OVERALL. SECRETARY.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOW MBER IL. 1888,
OFFICIAL.
MAronArrr OF Ssw ORLEANS,
.. City Hall, Gov. 4, 1865.

MAYoRALrY OF HEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, Gov. 4. ls6s.
mo. HIN. s.
WHEREAS, The drainage of tbe city and the
compromise between the City Of New Orleans and
the Carondelet Canal and Nsvit alton Comp any
compel the digging of canal Oh Orleans street
from Bayou St. John to point beyond the Ne.
tairie Ridge; and
WHEREAS, Said canal win hs.7e shortly to be
widened to sixty feet in order to. be OF sufficient
capacity to receive and lead the! drainage waters
10 the Draining machine which Is 20 be erected on
Orleans street, at the intersection Of Taylor Ave-
nue. ; and
WHEREAS, Said Orleans street j not open from
Bayou St. John to St. David street, and that the
portion already open has not tho width required
Be IL resolced, that the mayor he and is hereby
authorized to give notice according to Law that II
js the intention of the Common, Council Of New
Orleans to open and widen on the northeast side
Orleans street from Bayou St.John to the Me-
tarie Road to q Uniform width Of (l60) one hun
bred and eighty feet.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Sgned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 4, 1868.
fSigned) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy: .rfr
john w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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R.ATHMAN. j. C..

K.ATHMAN. j. c..
TROPICAL ROOFING MANUPACToRY,
- rrrf And
oEAIER m COAL. CHARCOAL COKE WHITE
= SAND AND FlREWO0D. .f,
Ne. S1A Bienviile etreets Corner or Mareaas
Orders en st the above plscs. Boz g. Nschano' II
change, VIII recsivs prompt attention. rr
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NATIONALITY OF NEW OsLEAss,
City Hall, Nov. 4, 1865.
mo. ll22-N.s.]
Resolved, That the street commissioner be and
he is hereby authorized to erect gas lamp on
Thala street, between Camp and Prytanis streets.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned) THOMAS MaRkEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 4, 1865.
(,igped) JOHN X. CONWAY mayor.
A true copy;
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.