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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05

Arising from bad state of the blood or chroni
diseases, eradicated and clear and Transparent
surface regained by the restorative action of this
Ointment. 1t surpasses many of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power dispei rashes
and other disfgurements of the face.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05
Piles and FistllIa.

Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicatcd locally and entirely
by the of this emoent; warm lamentations
should precede its application Its healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invariable
Both the Ointment and Pills should be
used IA, the follo,oing cases:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the 1lth Judicial
District, in and for the county of Calave-
ras. State of California
EVELINE A. WILSON
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bad Legs. Old Sores, and ulcers.
ErupffOns on the Nk!r

Cases of many years. standing, that have peril
naciously refused to yield to any other remedy OF
treatment, have invariably succumbed to few
applications of this powerful unguent.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-05
A HOME INSTITUTION!
PACIFIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE ConrAnr.
Of California.
Office, Nos. 81 and 80, Second street.
SACRA MENTO.

SACRA MENTO.
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"
important trials in tina United States
W0Od'ssNe.y JOinted Bar
Mower.
Is the most posfect floating finger bar got
produced, embracing in its construction
both the elastic and hinged connection be-
tween the finger bar and frame, thus COM
bining in one machine, with the patents of
MIR. Wood, all that is desirable and prac.
ticalof other and valuable inventions.
Woods SelfRake Reaper and Mower
Combined is, We believe, the most success
full combined reaping and moving machine
now offered to the public, and surpasscs
auy one wheel mower now made. This
machine is also offered as selsrake reaper
and any party who purchases the reaper
can at any time after obtain from us or our
agents the moving alta chment, which, %
gether with few parts taken from the
reaper, makesn complete moving machine.
These parts can always be purchased at
schedule prices,and with u snail additional
expense in duplicating them, the purchaser
of the combined machine will then have .
complete selt-rake reaper. and complete
mower, which are independent from each
other.
Woods Hand Rake Reaper and Mower
Combined, a Light, cheap and efScient ma
chine, both for reaping and moving, which
was awarded the First Premium of Il Gold
Medal at the trial at Auburn, in July 1866.
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TO the East.
Passengers going East will find t
Grand Haven Route. the shortt

Passengers going East will find the
Grand Haven Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE RouTE
to all points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Co.'S dock, foot
of MILWAUKEE STREET, DAILY,
Saturday exceptedl at > 90 II: M :.
MAKING lIEECT CoNNECTIOFS at
Grand Haven wi h morning express trains
for Detroit and oil points EAST. 81, Is
less shan b. any otker route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. l.. Scott at depot
Prairie du Chen Wis, and at all principal
ticket Offices in the Northwest, alsosgt Co.'S
Office 800 Main Street, milwaukee, and
on board Steamships.
". ". WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee, Wis. 8 +
THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt. Detroit
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Five Trustees.
NEw OREoos Jiilv i6lfs6s.

consider it my .daty to tell the
people Of this vicinity that | have
tested the, -four manufactured at
Ridgcway Mills an | find it by far
the best have ever used, from my
various trials. must recommend
+. L. Daubersmith & Bro, as gen.
.tlcmen and apt managers Of their
business in all respects. Give Thorn
a call, all you that love good bread
and biscuits.
.....- -. j. W.. MITc. ELL, II
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..Tbe first and second numbers of
The Austin Dem ocrat by Wood &
lacy have been duly received. It
presents u beautiful typographical
appearance, has sound Democracy
and sterling merit, and is every-way
deserving success. We have like
mum crs Of the Vinton Democratic
Standard, which is fully entitled to
al the kind words and good wishes
Of the press Ybnr STANDARD sfoul d
stir up that foul Buzzara that feeds
and fattens in Mongrcl filth and
negro rottcnness. and whose misne-
mcr is the Eagle -Dvmercsts
monthly and Young America for
July ar. fully up to the high stand
ard adopted and maintained BY its
publisher. They arc~both indispen-
.blc. the former as an aid in prop
cr|y and appropriately 'dorning our
wives and children, the latter as
mental ali,nent for the tender plants
.,f the hous,hold.- t. s. Rollin
Of DEBORAH caIlcd around to see us
u day or two since, also, Hon. D..
Hammer of McGrcgor, both. of the
eight faith and ever welcome -
The original design Of the Episco-
pal chapel, VIC hear suggested is to
hc fully carried out in its construc-
rion. We arc glad To learn this
fact, rs it will be the means Of adj
ding to its front Il tower ahou! 10
feet in height. 10 do his however
he friends of tn. enterprise must
advance from S75' to 500 more
tan they have already don. The
Gothic style will predominant in
the cntire structure r. J.
Mead former publisher If the Plain
Dealer, returned from his extended
trip to Idaho and Montana, and nu-
mcrous other places Of the boundless
west on Wednesday Of this week.
Hc is looking we'll considering that
for four years he has lived on moth
ing bat solid quartz, that on being
assayed persistently refused to be
nearly all gold. The harvest has
already began for oats and barley,
and in the course Of next week the
whoa. crop will be in proper condi-
tion 70 ask attention. The crop
promises to DC abundant.
DR.. Cowan formerly a resident Of
this county, but nowof Grasshopper
Falls. Kansas is visiting among his
friends here. Ell. NJ. Higgins the
most popular composer Of music IN
the West, has put us under especial
obligations by sending MS the fol-
lowing Of his best compositions viz :
Hoe out Your Row. song and
ehorus-sentiment good, and the
music excellent; "Chieago" comic
song and chorus decidedly rich; Sing
me 9 song Of the old, old years,
song aud chorus that must become
popular for it has real merit, a
Comic Medley" that is good, and q
political campaign song entitled,
wen win every tine" in the
interest of Grant and Colfax. W.
excuse you, Higgins, 70; this, be
cause though against our opinions
it's ALTERED good. Each of these
songs cost 80 cts except the medic.
which is 40 cents. To obtain then
send to NJ. NJ. Higgins 1872 Clarl
street Chicago. with the cost of tn
ones ordered.-A new meat mar
ket has been opened on the soutl
side Of the track by parties who ar
not afraid to use printers ink, nei
ther do they find al consumers o
animal food members of any on
church or party. b.
Election Returns.
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in this place on Monday for munir:-
pal officers.
Mayer. 49, a. ~
Isaac Gregory 1oT; J. Web
stcr 1; John Wolf 1; II H Howarl
/. tt" ..s..
..' sasar Recorder. NJ. =;
w. r. Mead 81; G. F. Brcckcn-
ridge 80. -. r+~r..<
Five Trustees.
/ John Il. Peck so; Zen Hunting
s5;f John G: clark SO; !. j! Glenn
mer GO; l.. T. Woodc ock 100; Henry
Newton 40; Hugh Owens 81; P. G.
Kirkpatrick II; G. b. Samson q;
Samson IL; VIM. Bones /; Chas,
White 1; 2. +. @O'Mallcy j; b.
Chaplin i; John Milz. /; Fred Miller
|; j. f. Webster L..
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARss.

I0 Am0XS xALO.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD.
C1i.f Justice If The Suprenr Cns,t Of ~, writes:
Ihiias'. phid. March l6, 1st7.
g" ,ra 's" s,ss S' s: s' t. =:
digestive organs, and u of grea, benefit in
cases Of debility, and want Of nervous
action in the system. Ynnrs truly,
E-ft r GEO. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Chu,t Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April Is, 1866,
~ consider IIoofasd's German Bi,tcrs' = rdiuabl.
medicine in case IT attacks Of Indigestion or Dyspep-
sa. can certify this from M, eNpel fence Of it.
Yours, With respect,
JAMES TiloMpSoS."
From Rev. JOS. III. KHNNtRD. ID. d.,
Ihstor Of the Tenth Baptist c.nrch. Pitlaaeiphia.
IN. Jackson-Dear Sc: have been freqlenily re-
suoste! to connect my name with comlnei. ,atinns
Of different kinds Of medicines, hut regarding the
= clear proof in vari y ~ eus instances and
particularly in my family. 81 the
usefulness Of Or. Hoofands German Bt.crs, depart
for from my usual g. nrs,. I, ..,ess my fun
conviction that, Dv general debility nj the system and
especially FIR Liver G5mpain it is ssf nd ,ulnabls
preparation In cases it nny fail hut usually,
l doubt not it will be very beneficial to thoso " 10
suffer from the nbeye causes.
Z Yours, very respectfully,
So J. II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates s.
From Rev. f. ID. EENDALL.
assistant Editor r,,iNiaH Chr~nicie, Ih.inLtnhia.
have derived decided benefit from the nae u
Hosfands German Bitteis, and feel il my privilege
to recommend them q NEST valuable tonic, to all
who are suffering from general debility frsIa dis
cases arising froM arrangement of the liver.
Yours truly.
+. D. Fk:3AH,
CAUTION.
Hollands German Remedies count crf,ite,!.
Son So 's' on til Il: ssn ses #
A! others ars e.un - isrssit.
ct the German Medicine Store, No Ca ARCH Street,
Philadelphia
CHARLES NJ. EVANS.
German Druggist Proprietor,
Formerly c. NJ. JACKSON Go.
PRICES
Hollands German Bit.srs Per per bottle bottle s =
Hollands German Tonic, put up in quart bottles, so
per bottle, or half dozen for so
~ Do not forget to examine well the article ysu
buy, In order to get the genuine.
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Save your Doctors Bills. Goes
Dyspepsia gare ylll save The *.
pense Of a Doctor very many times
if kept on hand ready for immediate
use. In the Summer season, Chol-
era Morbus, Pain in the stomach,
Diarrhoea &c. it is a sure and Ger.
tain remedy.
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MAR u lie ID.

In. Port Byron City, Ill. on the evening
Of the 18th inst, by the Rev. Geo Irwin,
Mr.. GEO. T. Thomas of Cresco Iowa,
and MISS ELLA JOHNSON of Cordora,
ILL., formerly of Dccorah Iowa =
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I. g. M. ID. ofthe MI. T. st. II. II. IL
onsressiotial Go avcntion,

The Democracy of the Third Congress
.ionsl District are requested, through their
delegates TO meets III convention at West
Union. on Wednesday the 10th day Of
suA aooI; a. y CIV e,o'H na. W., ~ ..oh he
auppostod at the November election. end
as may properly come before the conven-
ton. -. ,...r<. ..,.t, 80.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for every 100 votes cast fer Chas
Mason for Governor, in 1867 and one for
each fraction exceeding SO, emitting coun-
tics respectively TO the tolloying represen-
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Election Returns.

Below may be found the full and
complete returns oftbs election held
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THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt. Detroit
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NJ. NJ. .nsAM, Chm'n Com.
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MILLINERY!
MRS. kk lWL ES & CO,
N(i|Iiners 4 nrrssmakers.
: Having received-a large assortment OF
Spring and Summer GOODS

of the latest fashions and best quality, in
vie the ladies' who wish to max, good bar
z, ms to call and examine them bcforopur-
chasing elsewhere. Encouraged by the
patronage we have received In the past We
arc determined not to be out-don" in the
future. @.''s@
Custom work promptly attended to and
warranted to give satisfaction.
We are also agents for the ETNA SEW
ING MACHINE one Of the best in til (.
world for families. r. .-.s
Don t forget, our store is in the Brick
Block over Chapin's Hardware stor.. r=s
n47tf] CrEsco April, l, 1868. F.
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NOTICE,
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are Halc strong by the n-e Of either If these
dies They will cure every care If MAEASMES,
without fail: " .."-
Thnlsaii- ~ certificates have accrlmulatei in the
hands # the proprietor. hut slrrr vii. all ST the
publication 81 but u few. These il i'll br observed.
men Of nae aid tt such standing that they must
- believed
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GiOMPLETE assortmea: e crocks,
~ Jars, Milk Pans, Jugs &C., It
STROLLER s, KIkKPATRIrK's.
Cresce, Iowa
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10 so GEO. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Cnu,t Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April Is, 1866,
~ consider IIoofa.tl's German Bi,tcrs' rdiuabl.
medicine in IT attacks Of Indigestion Dyspep.
sa. can certify this from my expcl fence Of it.
Yours, With respect, @='
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-11
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-All the troops sent to rein
force Gen. Rousseau during the excitement previous
to the election have been returned to their commands
The Republican has leader defending Gen. Rous-
seau from attacks Of the Radical press North says
" His position during the recent troubles has been a
most difficult one, and knowing as well as we do what
were his views, his Wishes and the means at his dis
posa enforce those views and Wishes propose to
do gallant soldier the justice of placing him correctly
before the world Gen. Rousseau, recently from civil
life, was well known decided Democrat and it is
part of the justice render him to say that he dsa
vowed with promptitude any partisan feeling in the adj
ninistration Of lis command. When violence and
riot threatened its worst consequences the troops at
his command were mere handful. To the request
that forces be dispatched to Franklin and Opelousas
he responded by order directing troops Immediately
to those points, but before they could move, the dsor
ders of the city increased to degree that not mus
ket could be spared. Feeling his weakness he telc
grapbed to the Secretary of War; earnestly requesting
more troops to be Immediately sent him. The Secre-
ary ordered Gen. Gllen to dispatch at from Mis-
sssipp all the troops that could be spared Through
the leaders Of the different parties he made constant
effort to quiet clubs and justice to him requires US to
say to our friends that be earnest and dgent and
true in his endeavor to protect life and prevent riot
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTcN Nov 9.-Grant attending to routine
duty Many visitors, but Grant don't seem to eucour-
age conversation regarding his future actions.
Two congressman and three senators, only, here.
Rollins decides that liquor dealers in making returns
must draw off into regular barrels what may be in their
stand casks for proper guaging and stamping.
State departments adYicos indicate little real progress
in Alabama claims. Seward it seems adds conditions
to Johnsons proposed settlement, and there isa dead
lock. =. s5
Gen. Hancock visited the President. McCullooh de-
cides imported tobacco, snuff and cigars do not re-
quire revenue stamps, unless withdrawn from custom
house for consumption or sale in the United States
at Belvidere Grant addressed Republican process
ion, saying 'Gentlemen see many Of you in uni
forms. You laid them off three years ago, and you
lay them off again, aud-we will have peace !!
Good night
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Wade and Colfax adjourned
their respective Houses to the 18th Of December
Mayor, with heads of various associations, call this
afternoon at grand reception demonstrations to Grant
Judge Noah, for Tennessee, and Judge Sllford, for
Georgia and Alabama are mentioned as probable
enue supervisors
Full cabinet to-day.
Replying to Mayor Bowen and the reception demon
straton committee, Grant said: "Gentlemcn, l am
very glad you all and receive your congratua-
tons but hope You will spare me any public demon
stration live in this city, and will be glad to re-
ceve my friends at any time without display. much
prefer having none, and none will be held with my
consent. To receive you at any time, either here
at my residence without any demonstration, will be
much agreeable to me, and hope will be agree
able to you. | shall take the demonstration all for
granted, and appreciate for the motive'
Crebs beats Raum in the Cairo (Illinois) district,
making four Democratic congressman from that State
The World has long account Of Of flibustering
expedition against Cuba. Col. George w. Gibbons,
of Walkers Nicaragua expedition, commanding the
movement
Locomotive exploded ut Don Castle PENNSYLVANIA
killing the engineer and fireman.
Negroes not represented in the committee which
waited on Grant to-day.
Young mems Seymour and Blair clubs.has organised
as permanent national Democratic Club with Joseph
Bradley Jr., MS President.
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B Y r Ell Ell CIR A 2 FL
For the South Western.
Foreign and Domestic Markets

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, afternoon.-C Cotton easier; up
lands HOLE and Orleans I9(@lIsd
New YORK. Nov. TO- noon.-Money active at Oct
Sterling 81. Gold 1853. Cotton dull at "a &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1o.-Gotton qaeter and lower;
middling 234ta231c.; sales 500, receipts 1882 and
exports z5s bales. Gold 1s54 Sterling unsettled,
45@46t; New York sight par@1a52ct. discount Sugar
easy, but unchanged. Molasses slightly lower; fair
TO- prime rs and choice SOC. Flour irmeF: super
Inc Sc IS and choice Ss@l2.@ Corn scarce, new 81 O.
o5. Oats scare at 64@65c. Bran 81 2otal 20.
Hay-Western ssn@3I. Pork dull and lower, s5l 30.
Bacon scarce; shoulders IA Q115, rib 18H@ls and
clear sides l9a@2oc. Lard dull; tieree II and key
Gle. Coffee firm, but unchanged. Cattle and sheep
unchanged
NEW York. Nov. 10, evening. = Cotton shade
lower sales 1900 bales at 4424ac, mostly at inside
figure Government securities closed a shade lower.
Money closed easier and plentiful at Pet, with some
Transactions at e. Sterling e4@91 Gold weak at
l341@134a.
LONDON, Nov 10, cvening.-consols o4a, Bonds
744
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1o-Bonds FS5@79.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, evening.-Cotton closed with
downward tendency; middEg uplands II and Or
leans ID; sales 1890 bales Yarns and fabrics
dull. ~
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov F.-Charles Hedges appointed
| supervisor Of Northern District of Ohio. Canby Wis
tied the President to-day preparatory to his departure
to Texas.
Present complexion of the next Congress Senate,
81 to II House, 142 to 80.
Latest dispatches from Minister johnson do not in
dictate that details for settlement of Alabama claims
have assumed definite shape.
Negotiations for right of way over the Isthmus Of
Daren progressing favorably. Seward and the Colon
t bian minister in perfect accord.
McCuoch ordered reissue of $4,000 900 three per
cent. temporary loan, to relieve money market.
General Horace Brooke, Colonel of the 4th Artil
lery succeeds Candy here.
A special from Lexington, KY, states that Barns
Republican, carried the 9Th Ky, District by 2o00
The following is Grants letter of reception: g
will make no formal reply but wish you would say to
the gentlemen in charge OF the movement that much
prefer returning quietly to my home, without demon
STATIONS. appreciate their motives, and will take
| the will for The deed"
Customs from the goth to the 31st inclusive, 50 $685.
| 600.
Private dispatches at Memphis state that Clayton
declares martial law in eleven counties in Arkansas.
Treaty with Italy provides for the surrender of per-
sons charged with the following crimes Murder, at
tempt to commit MURDER the crimes of rape, arson,
piracy and mutiny on sIpboard whenever the crew
or part thereof by fraud volition against the
mander have taken possession of the vessel the crimes
Of burglary, forgery fabrication circulation OF
terfeit money and embezzlement OF public moneys.
The provisions of this treaty will not apply to any
crime or offence of political character, and any per-
son or persons delivered up for the crimes enumerated
shall in no case be tried previously to that for which
his or their surrender is asked This convention is
continue in force five years.
Debt statement shows an increase of coin bearing
notes of 81, $4,000 decrease in currency bearing
81 900 oJO decrease in notes 100000 decrease
in matured debt g, 100000; bonds to Pacific Railroad
Company s. 800, 900; coin increased S6,5ooooo;
rency decreased So, 600, 600.
The New York Herald concludes an article caption
ed g Fuss and Fury after the Election" follows:
ssThe Radicals would be proftaby employed study
ing the true lesson Of the election people elected
Grant because they have confidence that he will secure
to the nation the peace for which he fought the field
of battle. They gave the State Of New York to the
opposition and deprived the Republicans of their two
thirds majority in the House of Representatives, be-
cause they disapprove the violent measures aud ex
IRENE policy of Radiealsm The sooner Union
Leagues and Republican Congressman understand this
fact the BETTER
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Grant arrived. 10 demon
stration made here Colfax arrives tomorrow. Con-
gress will merely meet and adjourn on the 10th
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FROM EUROPE.

PLYMOUTH Nov. -Emigrant steamer Palmerston
from Hamburg for New York, six weeks out, returned
to this port leaking
LONDON Nov. 9.-Malrid correspondence of the
Times says the Spanish crown will probably be rendered
ESpartefo.
LISBON Nov. 9.-Ro Janeiro advices to the 18th
ult. received Allied fleet and army before
Asuneion and surrender of the city hourly expected
at Rio. Reported also that the United States squad
ron, under Rear Admiral Davis, was going up the Par
aguay river to Asuncien. rs r.
LONDON, Nov. 1o.-Common Pleas, full bench, de
cided common law did confer suffrage on women.
Sir VIM. Mansfield will command troops in Ireland
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Total registration of the parish.

New BCILDING.-Gur enterprisng fellow citizen
Gen. Martin Tally, has commenced the erection of a
two-sory brick building on the corner of Milan ard
Spring Streets fronting both streets. The compile
ton of this building will add much to the appearance,
as well as business, of that part of the city. All Of
Isis stores Milan street occupied and the two
now under con instruction will be, soon az they are
finished The completion Of this block of fine build
ngs will greatly enhance the property on Milan street
IN that immediate neghbohood, and attract business
from other parts of the city,. few more such enter
prising citizens Gen Tally would soon make Shreve-
port opa of the cities you read about in the New
Orleans papers. just above his block, on the other
side of Milan street, two new brick buildings are
being built by Hassebrauk and Kendall.