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, 1860-10-05
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Tho BardiniAns Bombarding Aueona.
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Catholic E4tosrss


81. JOINS, N. F., DC. 41:The steamship City
OF Baltimore, from Liverpool on Wednesday.
26th ult., ria Queeustown 9Th, passed til
point At three o'cleck this afternoon.
The ateamship Paleatins from Quebec arrived
at Liverpool on the 25.h. The steamship Full
ton from Now York arrived At Southampton on
Tho 26th~
Italian at1atrs ware unchAnged The Gariba].
diA9s were concentrated on the heights of Vol.
turno, preparing to attack the Nsapolitans,
The Sardinians were bcmbarding Ancons By
land and sea, and making further advances ID
the interior.
TIE cardinals continued to advauce in ths
PApal States. The fortress Of Haute L o had
surrendered after soue hour1 firing, and MAS
occupied by the Sardinians. Ancona WAS houl,
barded nine hours By Sardinfsu ressels without
much effect. The reply was vigorous.
Later dispatches taJ the c2unonaee By land
dinians occupied the fortress OF Ga1tellau.
The official Roman Journal contains Cardinal
4ntoneIlis note claiming the assistance OF the
| Catholic powers.
Gsribaidl had concentrated hia troops on tie
hights Of Volturro p1cparatcrJ to attscking
the Eeapolitans- Tho GsribAldiaas had met
| with some reverses near Capn4.
Gariba!di, in fresh proclamation. saya that
he will jain the Sardinian troops At Rome, and
begin \ march sgainst Venice.
The antagoni-m between Garibaldi and the
piedmonteae government continued.
The King Of Naples had published q decree,
st Gaeta, ordering I stste Of siege in all tho
Provinces where ) revolutionary struggle ex~
Its, and csshiering all officers OF the Marine a
guilty Of high treason except those cf one ves-
sel, which vent to Gaeta- The Republican
cause was gaining ground in Naples and inaa-
ence over Garsbaldi.
TWAS reported that Victor Hugo had arrived
At Naples.
Cardinsl Spalza had been expelled from M.
pies By the 1ieta.orial government. Itwas pos
itire|y asserted, Notwithstanding Official contra
diction, tbAt Napoleon sought N invitation to
Warsaw at the royal meeting. BrcsdstuIs wero
advancing in France. The Bourse Was hrm 1t
G8f6Oc.
English news is unimportant. There was :
severe storm on the southern and eastern cca.te,
aud come shipwrecks- The weather was bro
ken, bus 6ue and promising.
There have been tHo failures In the trade.
Mr. Wm. Archer L Sons Of Lo1dor, for e45 900,
and Thomas kokes for eco, 900.
, 1860-10-05

Daily Review Of Chicago Market


~ fKH EmQARQ PNFR 1EfBFNK}
THCEEDA1 kvK1rHc. Get. 4. 186u
FREIoH rs-DeelIned ~ Per bushe. The euGass-
utnss were To Eueal, 7repL MsntotA Fountau City.
Evergreen t. md Edith Ind schr GrapeshGt Wheat n
12c sh. Ky]e spsnk.er s.1lHc. 10 Port Co1bu1e:
s:hr Geo. foo ard ting Batne7, wheat II 12e. To 0s
weso; prop Kenoshs. wheat, va ocll;newro4,s 1t 17e
FLOUR Received. SO b.s shipped. a4oa brla. Nh.
ket dalI saes TO br1 ~KsnnedY" choics Spring
extra At q Is: LEO bris Waverl," ut tLt0 del 100 bs
Eood tpnk extra It As de 1do brla sr do 1t ala d
20 bss Precon" private e.ms; u brls Roek Kive,
s7pes II ae5 o.l 70 bzls NAsoa Wbita Winter extsa
a:esa5 d.; obrs OK Grove Ep,lnz extra On prtts
terms
WHEAT-Recered, 149,1to hu shipped, s41N bu.
Na1ko: steady. tales :-ooo bu Nohv4tte:n Club
II Soc IL stoe 1o u DO At s9Kc In sto.e ~ bu do 1t
toEe 800 bu No. Spring II nc IN 1000 bn do
Ut ss4e In sort 10000 bu d, It ase in store 1900 bu
CO Il Sc in store; LOO bu do 1t s7Hc in sose bu
Ko It &c In stuss; cso bu do 1t in store
Afol bn do 1t ssXc Ia ore aoo bu Rejected 1t IN
Itore 400 ba No. = Red W'4tes ~ a'e in stare.
CORN -Rese ved u rs bu shipped Il 46a bu. Nnkst
advarcsd 1c. sAes were-7o0o bu No. Caaal n 41ks
adost; 10000 tu do a:43: afoat 100 bu Eo At dc in
store 500 tn do 1t 4lcln ,e do It 4oHo In
stose; =, 20 ID do It &c In stUrs.
OArs-hscelved. ses3 bu; thlpped, 7,4os bu. Mr.
ket steady. Saes werc 800 haxs 1t &c delivered 500
sa No 1t 2Ho ato1t; 900 ba 1nIpeesd tno god
No. u 1t soe sfoat; 1000 ba No. 1t los Ia ors 900 bu
do 1sHe In Etora.
RYE-Rteelyed. 1s7s su. Tim. 14no bs No. 1t tlo
In sto1t,
DARLEY-Re:e4ptt 7,eA bu. Hsslet dun and heavy.
Sales asfo!ows-1s so Ia prime It eoc tack 100
bu No. At tee taek: 1000 bu No. In tass It Ees
devered 800 bu do 1t c IN stoe; 100 bu do 1t soe on
tzaek.
sEEDs-Kscetved, ,o 1bs. Market sa.rcely II trm.
Sales 40 bu pss II t.1s 1+b,E, do It salt;
II baxs It As1fX FxAx33 haxa 1t ii - deYerednnt
, 1860-10-05

Ax7.sAxs' EAsk, New YoEk.-We netseed tbs
failure Of the Gstisans' bank on Wednesday
morning. We take :he following fxcts in relA.
ton 10 tho matter from the .Essnihg R,sf Of
TnesdaJ:
ii N ea.ly hour This morning the following
notice was Distributed amorg the banks Of this
~Iz1TAIx DxsE. INV Yorz, October !, 1sse.
*'The notes III checks # tbs Artisaas' Bank
will not be r.1~4 nj. d b5 :f,s bark after this
date. IuAlLEs A. NAcr, Cashier"
1t the open;3, OF bALx LouEs the ab3ve no.
tics WAS fo:io% ei rs iae @unGu1cenect ,lat the
Artisans' Bank isd su:p-u1ed payment. The
recent tribIla'inrs Of tae restitution had par
italy prepsrGa ,ne tuasic mind for euch re-
Hult, 80 that little or no surprise il observable
in any quarter.
0o Saturday last Mr.: Pl&tt. the City Cham
be1Iain, transferred million do1lars belonging
10 the City aec aunt ia the Park Dark, on the
condition Of thst bark d scounting $500, 900 of
paper, upon which ttat portion Of tie City mo-.
neY had beea 1ens. The dcpnsitors geitirg wind
Of this, In quick tuectssion demanded their
money, consequently the baak wss Obliged 10
close their do3!s. refusing to pay check Of
$4,000. The directors h4rs spilled for re-
ceirer, and Mr. i. F. camp. one Of the direc~
&ors. will probably be sppo,nted.
Upon the call Of the stock Of the AEsisans'
Bank 1t The Broke7s' BsErc this morning, the
best bid vas 10, with 48 asked.
, 1860-10-05
Rep4 b1ic4n Demonstration In DAYTON

Republican Representation In Dayton.
D4rros. Ohio. Oct, 4<-Tbs Vida Awake
demonstration in this city to-day drew together
v.ry large crowd Of persons, varioualT esti.
mated at from 10000 to 5000, who we're ad-
dressed At the Fair grouats from two stands by
Hon. Thomas Corwln, Hon. R. G. Scheuck, Gen.
S, F. C4rey, Samuel Cra'ghead. and oshers. Tbs
procession 10 day was not Of the demonstrating
hind, the greater portion Of the crowd having
gone to the grounds before An attempt vas mada
TO form the masses into line OF march. Tables
were set at three different halls in tho ctr.
bountifnlly supplied with edik1ea for the dele..
CATIONS from abroad but the grand finale OF to-
night is undoubtedly the iargeas demonstration
ever Witnessed in Dayton sirce 1910. The torch
light procession was nearly Al hour passing q
giren point-tho ncmoer Of torches IN tho pro-
eession being about 20co- The city is 1ery
Handsomely illuminated, and The streets ara il
aglow of excitement, being very much crowded.
with specta.ors- There has also been speaking
all the evening from the Court House ateps q
an immense crowd Of enthusiastic Republicans,
, 1860-10-05
Arrival Of The Pony Exore4s---Later
from California and Oregon.

Arrival Of The Pony Express---Latex
from CAliforn1A and Oregon.
The Pony E1rre.e, with San Francisco d.tes
to the 22d ult., arrived here lest night
SAN FRAEctsco. Sept. 22d.-The Peoples Re.
form party Of San Francisco has decided ia
nominate full municipal ticket, irrespective oi
politics.
The State Agricultural Fair opened 1t Sacra-
mento on the 20sh, under !ery favorable aus.
pices. The larkest receipta in q single day e4:
ceeded a 0o1. The best feature Of The Fair il
said to b. tho display Of blooded stock, requir.
ing four hundred and 6fty stalls for their &C.
commodation.
There is nothing later concerning the Oregon
Senatorial election. It is sAid to Sc the inten-
tipn to elect Baker md Eesmith, whether quo
rum can bs got up in the Senate ornot. Asths
Senate organized and elected its Sergeant at
Arms without q quorum, it Is doubtful il tha.
officer has power TO arrest absent Senators.
Advices from British ColambiA are 10 the 9TH
ult. The Siberian Russian feet of war vessels
had been ordered to the Peiho.
The Wilson g, Hunt brought down about fif-
teen thousand dollars in dust. The miners On
Rock Creek are making good wates.
, 1860-10-05

Totxpo, Oct: 4.-At the meeting Of ths stock.
holders Of the Toledo i Wabssh Railroad 0om.
pany, held in this city yesterday, the following
the ensuing year 4. Hoody. J. B. Va1uup, j.
H. Knox, E. D. Morgan, B. Wilson, J. Richs.d-
son, Jas. 7. Soutser, Henry 4. Kent, q. Norri-
son. Vim. Baker, Warren Album, Geo. Cecil,
Jamea Spea1a, Robert Hreekiarltge, and Vim.
ks8t
The officers Of the road for the preceding
year we're all reelected, with The exception d
place Of B. Wilson.
, 1860-10-05

WAsnne7ox, Oct. 4--The President hss m
pointed ]. ]. Sprepgle Of Pennsylvania, Conep.
10 Venice, vics Sa1mieuto resigned. John 4.
Parker, OF Tirginis, Consul to aonolulu. Tica
Buell., declined Chas- Richmond Of Aiohixan.
Consul to Lsha,na, vice Chandler, rts:7led
and Vim. G. Durchard OF New York, Consul 70
Comryagua and Zegucizalpa in Honduras.
, 1860-10-05
Bel1-Kverest Demonstration In NH.
souri,

ST. Josxru, Oet~ 4.-Ooe Of the largeat polit-
ical DEMONSTRATIONS erer Witnessed IN Missouri
il being held here to day by the Bell and Erer-
cit party. 1t IN earIy hour tha city wa
througed from abroad. 4 precision Of nile
and bali in length was formed, with bands Of
tho Far grounds, where 1hsy we're addressed
by distinguished spsakera. Tonight proces~
sion with 1o0s sorches and tranaparepcies.
bands playing and bells ringing, are paradise
the streets. The cily il brilliantly illa,ninatea
xnd appears Ill ablazs. 1t ia estimated ,hat
not less th4a is 900 people visited the ctr to-.
dsy. Tbs 1featest e1citaHsot and tuthuiiasm
prevails throughout
, 1860-10-05

YAK BrnkS. Ark, Oct 4.--Tbs murderer haa
confessed his guilt and been lodged IN jail. Twe
horae thieves named OHsu and Robinson, were
arrested this morning, and will probably meet
summary punishment.
The Vigilance Committee are actively engaged
in Riding the country Of host Of lswiese
characters who infest counties bordering on the
Indian country. AL suspected persons a1s
cluaeIY watched,
, 1860-10-05
snnn1or 6ewnT6 nt C,eve1spa

C1zyEIAxp, Oct. A large mass meeting ot
Republicans vera addressed here n day AY Seu.
ators Sc xard and Wade, General NJe and 9th.
ers. 1he speakers were met aud escorted "a
the nlaca OF meeting BY IN immense procs ssou
Of Wide Awakes, banda Of music, horsemen aud
car1iaxes. There will bs torchiigh proceayou
this evening. Cor. Seward and other speaker
90 east in tho morning.
, 1860-10-05
THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD TIE TEST OF TEARs,

BEAD TIE FOLLOWING:
HArzLn CRTH, Mich, Dec, 711t. 1864.
thre tha the naiE ny tead a eli of o7t. ~enty ye
eruption the be d. continual cou,e Of sderina
through h.v: reduced m- 70 state OF Dependence
b+en .b up, ID u: Of wLch mr. b. b
has suffered extremely itrm cid. hi .ntuce M 10 pa1
bnEss& otxss aim 1T tle s.i een' d earth iot
th' ha!d spa: NV covered Wit. hair thick eiact
rK ha: another la.ke bot would a.
tIey sn1 Hesnansnt!y ee an1ious to in il.
would Ak tlte il tree dst not be wl':Ig 10 serd ne
~ oer on thine for boste md to thrsel
AN'A - < Thy frtaa. 'De A sUsANsAu KIRBY.
L.so,na, Mob. Co, I'D. rsb. ~. w..
ysar is$s Vile tecdtrg lie state I'd saioas, LaW
sthooi TIE ss.te Of New aof ny hs,. nom cause
naffo.n to me eom1 eoeed 5anE on xs r.pIty.
q mYrap vas most entlY be:et Of u Covering. Ind
much remaining portion upon the i'd AID hack
be sufp1iea M shsa lei yoa ,hst rpoa ny sitsn q t.
sts ef 4act.na ~ n"rs e.sea were nst
re}osa1e tae i II Il. ''' '1| '>'a Aae<' were -
Il oeee made !leation to h. ut atral phYsI.na
ny hsr culd agtn te res3ied Wv s1eed t. betoe r.
eone!ed t.ts Until 1oE ar.telr la ths ttet pa Of
lnua h.td one hottie. and faurd su n5 ~ et.f1e-
t@. ha1e I'D .e1sa dssIs seS yoar
I'd =. reso:t: hs,e E!sA cot OF vary sofs n lai
ses Il, AZ. t:ss.:s4 e. y; H411 !. e.
Ioti and III il riet .trees s. Isa!s No. aad sca ~
al good uz1kdtt; snu FarcT Goods Deale.s.
l.1 e. | g. sss ba2:r 80 LIZ
hlnth. 1cd Csc Bros. tet G*{Asl1.wsow
, 1860-10-05

schrs Q Kesrs, Donahue Chlea&o; Elan William, NJ
Uonnsll Do; Whit CLOUD. Eissy. Do.
O3WkuQ Oct 1-ClsarsA, b ] Hal1ey HAYeS. Cklc1-
70. oet. @4l1tvsd, soh1 At1AdA Chiaees. 0lsassd,
sshn 4Alsea. fataa, cAeaket KAta kiea0ted. fAFs
Hppa. do.
, 1860-10-05

ApGra7A, QA, Oct. 3.-Fer1ando gives Wal
ton for Governor l5o msjority ovsr Hopkins
and Hilton for Congress 155 msjoritv over Alien
Baldwin. DurA county gives BreckinrldR$
msiority,
, 1860-10-05
pARNUM'S GREAT VARIETY
Il 8TDRE

pARNUM'S GREAT VARIETY
- sI0HE.
No. 13S Lake Street.
W0R5TEDS- -lo00 pounds OF every sh21e spd color Of
eplt, Single aud 0uube ZtphYr Spaced, Trael A1d tha
new tofenno Color, At Wh6l: sale and RetA!.
QUAKER YA1N.-Eo pounds Of this superior Tan,
baue mixed, white. n '1let ccutsc, bus drAo, &C.
DAbKETs.-A large stnk Of Garman aud FIsaeh Tfa-
vel pE Ke!icu1e, WORK, Lunch Toy DAksts C1acle8
md Cahs, GlxH. Chkra. Wurkstauds. ac-
BIRD CAGEs;-soo dozen Of I tupedor naaufActu' E.
Asu. FAfyot and Squirrel Gakts.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS Of sur direct impcrta-
usn tram French, Eakllsh Aad German Manufacture,
Ao. o. Toys u 50 do1 as.atet for tnesn nd
do1ars else. 1tn Icy sn endless variety b..
YANkEE N0T1ONS-A general assortment OF every.
thing IN THU Line.
]" Ne1tkants and wholesale Dea1era throughout the
R&t lad enr atsck com1lete, aRd psess = lev CT
lower th1x tbs lowest. Toys and fa3ey Goods in.
ported BY III G1ec consequently compete With auy
in the corntry. Dsnac Gooda dtftct from tx
manufacturer e1a5lcs u 10 sre1 stptor lu-ueeAAnts
tai an4 TT uaat
, 1860-10-05

nor pIT(E,S PFAK.-, The nnda

TOR PIXIES PEAK'-The UNDER
QuAkfz f0IEZaEkR. iDuse. e. ~ P.tsstj 'tspee.1
ad.pied f9r hse PAX ens taas eobists ~ quai!es
oAa b. opste hy ho'ses fsur engine cost
nsi{ 10 and E.tsh,ku, s0 Pouo9a .ad ean be packed
wateE. re- WARRANT this Aiuto do 20 per cent. uoss
work, with ths Ame power. tAn the bert stamp uail.
fo the machinery II r1teY ths pasert
4uahtaF Iron Ure OF Hlc2dAm!tnx Stone.
machine EAy be iu ration Xactln7 Shop
NJ Mo4ea on Polk street. est Of tt hztdxe, 1dtss
port ONES box 1888. Ualc.ks Illinois, for further EfoE
NAaou.
=. 4. uu ssDt QBBo13 4 AUSTIN,
IA AUftN. jT7erold AwtY
, 1860-10-05

NEW Yokx, Oct. 4.--Augus.us Smith has
bean appointed receiyer Of the Artisan Bank,
He IN Vico Pleaident Of tho Nassau Bank,
, 1860-10-05
Garihn1df TefA hF1 Tin II

BALrrxonE, Oct. 4--Tbe Germans and It'll
1ans are holding festival here to-day in honor
Of Garibaldi procession with music, ban.
ners, &C., is now marching through the streets
, 1860-10-05

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
224.,............LAKE 116
Corner Of Franlun Street,
Self teal nk s.E.Ttntnk Es1abis
Fruit Cans and Jars.
art l. with f.,ibl, eap (Which 1sA,trss no ca.
ue1t) wc1 aho1s II oae: th. tfss:es OF 4ff within
theJ4r- Also. vzE:ey Of ssker St, te' u low rates.
R7ashtp>s Stff-t'.atflasfak Rsfrtssrasor,
Aas.er's FlrENlnutes Ice Cram Frss.ef.
!es Bexes WateIsso1ers Pump, arden Etk,aes RuA.
se1 Has, Ac., &c.
Kedzies Wat4f Filter s,!nf, Piu.ke skowar Ba.sa &e
A1ao- roodsn War; Japa4hsd Tia WEk Pttn Tin
Ware. k!tlen UelslA stcT+s, kart.s. F11r T. Kexs
ten, f.n'!4.ors md tLs" HOf3FVA" Air 1ixh Largo
KT TIN =, q Baeet LION Nsrt, Plumbing aad 1a2anIae
done promptly.
e. n. CROsVENoR,
{Sue1e.1ort to Ttenaa Gsofse)
, 1860-10-05

GUNS i-GUNS II-GUNS!!l-
s> uaa.. R!ses. f!s:oi.; Co!t4 Al:ea'h h~Af
Bows Rnistt TeEtA Pick, shovsla, Pz1s
s:s 9oa t ss1ies' Id Bl.Dh.s' @ ~ y! kinds q
nualIon generally.
Agent fcr st, Louis Shat
8ota Axe1tfar H4.s1da Powder
ap4T GEO. T.AB3EY, tes Lake st,eas.
, 1860-10-05

IS f: :?:;sS e.i'': ss & as' i;':s:
III, a's T:3sa: T:ss h:: Ess Thy
l11lnoIs AND mlCaIaAN CANAL.
AHR1VED............@et-2 T.
coL ttearnA AtheaA = stone Jcs dsnen'
g .st.s .sSas In 81, s.
ooe.n sPS.y. ot':.s toooeu .sss;; e T. ,.,,.r
M, o.Ta + son % u oS .hes ~ o'7ef
S1; SSEaoi;ds1 S;, osa.1 ~ g., e ceE. eg cal.
cLEARED............octs.
!9a;a.a 9as!.a'c 'c}o,s' 1tMsi if.~,,.
AAsna., Na.r..
keso uts, Athens.
f: $: $ss$ s::s t;;s 5::. ;s,
ARslVED............oct-t. ..
Tex wss L.s; }s7 b. s0ra e.; r.. r. b. Wheat
CIlde, seuec., 1000 bu cat. 900 IN cora.
s@ o@n s s1ath r. { espe:t IS 5d aMsn.lon aan..
Gro ~xa nxto' Atb. n. ~ { ,ds rubb estone.
iarss e..os. Aatni 81 lubbls and ID, neazou
Kasa 4tssa.. nc I'd. rsshls rtons, I'd, dsatn.lo1
stents
LEAREp...........0et.a
T1ou1adorr. Loctps.t, atrrs coal.
Hoctrun, ,pttaws. n br's alt-
UCunrpr laSle 100 h11s aat - tsis Nnne b4 ttuc
cn, 10 bu hair.
Qesau cp-1T, IttAwa.
Reseu :, Ath1a.
luvrtttatr, Aiheus.
VIZ l3tpwu, Il l.. export.
NAr:on, OtAwa.
E.-el asalie iunhe. "a bsia ait LEO lbs fruit
ThsmtA tsw1 81 hris ALT,
X Goode |, @ i4xa-
Port.'d. Ao1tA lao fret lumber. 60 900 shingles, LOT
Ed1nbn1Eb, Ma,sec,, aoo s,dl.r, so shlnkes 15oo
l4th.
0eorxt. Morris s9eil It lu aher, 3eo1 feet aiding, b.a
ur.
exande ockpor. 80 facfs salt 61se rkgs *Eehau
dix, bs1s hops, u Us Il tumoer.
, 1860-10-05

PK11ADK1fH1A, Oct. .4-Retnbrandt, Peale, t1e
ssainsut painter died thia morning, sssd %,
, 1860-10-05
BankinQ anu @t1fbauae.

HOFFMANN d 9EI.PCKE,
B.aNKERS,
CNICA00~-~~.-~-~-~.~- 1l1118h
~ r ~ 1AsALLE sTREKT.
Banking Department.
f1rI!i f,a.!ar esS aspost!:.: I'd eos:spsaSsaS; -
T.!ss:;;: s:ssat: ;sas ;ssd;:d iii. which
sAv1scs DKPARTMKnT.
psreats IN auns notices. ars asA.A received md
x - SLOWED % deposits q ri. tsss12en .ftss n
ispo<bed.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
Couetuo2a IN CnIcaxo ats I'D pFoeeses teialseA ~
eeseeaaa. .eata asp u u nd
rsz4!tted on hvo.ah.s tssnk.
ponEsT1o ExcMANGE DEFART-
&c: e 9 z, e. s: !: sss
:s s I s:s: = e u 1t '''<
STOCK DKFARTMKNT.
Wah1y arc sei On UoH.a1aato1 s!thes u Chicago, n
through Agents. II Nsw fork, StatA, CITY. Comfy
R2l1v1J Ac, Boad8 an1 a.ocf- Our coEnseHhE5 II New
TAX such tn.ure prompt md Iadeiaus Axnt{sa
n lay uzdA1 tnt.us&e1 to our ezra.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT..
Oar h1EoN1 onnecto1s vtta Kueofe tsax DIRECT,
vEEY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, ~ fsa
s.te as.crtuS :ae p1bae LAT ii o'txa
noas can se eceeet through heuts with ,rrptaasa
sa y tsy Seq;t II ~
tss1a % our f9n.soontta.1 n Lortls rH. F11kfc11
Htiss!bs1x. Bs!e, serss, n1..4sn. &C., It. &C.. e.
BSas part!caasly ass:ous e prunotak direct eocmef
faly. ana terms mc. arussoe. e1,-ua tan
dea b. o;ennk erec &C. DC. 70 Eespnus:oe Wesern In
ycer7 Collections Ct DratA, 0nte.A Aote1, Atcepta4.
oes lnnetA=es.. 4c. 4c payable IL my pan of Europe
nke With pFutD Et2<sa aEt a.:patca.
~ County Ban n sot BAntes an}pied Wia fsra!g1
E Il low fatas. PSaie BsI3A1at n,1GAEss sskot2t41
AhFoAA.
K0X1NANI QELrGKK
, 1860-10-05
COMM ERCIAI4.

Tur1m4r EVENING. October 4, lst1.
The following ate tse ,ecejp.s and shipments
, 1860-10-05
THE LAW BOOK HOUi
- -Qy-
d. b. GOUKE d co..
NTH d PRIN DIE
Would can the attention oF the public To thel5
ArSe stock OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS.


EQUDiAUx. MOSCOW AND CASTOR BEAVERS,
OF 1ario,s coors 0vercoats BuAacs oas French
Enthsh 6cntca And American C1s.lmtres for pxn4 and
Eults. Ve1veA, Silks and CaAn1ere
VE8TINQ8.
Ofthe ates and most drarabe sy.es. EroadeFoh. and
Doetk'n+ nt all g1ades, a of whrh viii he s1l by tbs
yard made n!o zasenta Of the te styles 1nd waant
ed to give satisfaction. Their ktGek OF
Furnishing Goods
is $50 complete combating Of Lambs Wool and Shlter
f1Aanel Uhdeishfs and DraEer4 Wool NeRlfgeca Wits
.2d so:ored Linen sblrts and col.s stoets. 1!e sanA
which ID Invited lok bsforr pusrhaIlaK ese.
where. Don't forget Tie plate
saith i pRINDLE
No. III Lake street,
&rAQifHn.fn lsh,carn J1nnfa
, 1860-10-05

p I Z II NJ 0 n D i CO.,
Axents fer tas
New York Central n. H., Cleveland Il
Pittsburgh r. H.. Tray K Er1A and
Troy and Western kl1en on thR
kFie Canal,
nd fyannag IN set!ou with Lbs above} ths Buao
ciasaand md Chicago Ltna On E& Lakes eonallax *
FOURTEEN FIRST CLASS PROPELLkRA,
VIII contrast fragnt tks lowe4t to AID from II Ii.
principal p<las EA& Va .teaa LakAe and REil o1
Canal between Ru1Ao aac A.hA1T.
Ala, f1A&ht contracted to and hum
FTTTaBVRGH, WHEELIN9. yALr1N0Rr AVN
FAlItADE1PHlA
4: Law11 RA7M than By ny skhs1 rpuse.
eAse Ne. Clark, <sr. ss~sh U,sss,-ss,
U1NgG3fn
, 1860-10-05
HOX1EANX h 0ELFGKK
11An&0 /. 1151HAxx.- OTTO 3H TcK1. ..AL1 G1lNks

Rk-S-FCx9 II. H0FF.M.SIN.F.
Co1au1 ef the 0f1na Drchy Of tae HuchIAs
of and sAzeuetha and tbs free city Of F7aak-
so1 and " Of severA Ststea = set
44N0vkR, AEssIA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA, SAIONY,
H1ATIHBHR6. OLDKnBEKa, de- tAT-dAwly
, 1860-10-05

GREEN APPLES.-I am receiv.
~ Ing l1rke quantities o. Choice Green Apples nom
MeI9sa carefully packed IN good baHelA and which viii
be Aold extremely "a Rtnt4 sud the r1ta grocery
tradt by ths s!nEe baret O. in arfer quaint ties. Viii
hnh be IL receipt Of sosne eho}ce b.ands Of Cdr.
0ders from tie country for Apples and Cder will ~
ceve prompt and carslul Arent:oh- 8. q. FINLEY.
ke2I1I HastnRpt Of No 4& State kfreet.
, 1860-10-05

FAsst4 0fSFe4fs
Qcr. 4-UF--prop Dacoeah; b.sk r. O.. Wlns1ow
sehn Dream. Jossphlte, Fsr3. A1c1c Alhn, Frsds"
hex, Live J, Nldnfxht.
DoHx-PFops Quincy, WAnona, Mary 6tewast, G<n Tay'
ios, Vermont ssa,s 8 Taylor, Herald, Rel5sss'
, 1860-10-05
CURES .NsURHD1 IN A DAY.
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
1npectine. Inpectine,
1npectine, Inpectine,
lnpectine, Inpectine.

Ihstszsdhls malay known u tbs FEVER AND AGpE
H. Eten Hundreds Of thouAnda aH pe..cns thEuxhsut
f2a world svsy Jssr. aud has never I'll. NV bsaa pask
BY saeesAtt usttsl tzeatEnt thai 1as nss pretus&d
sayefe
, 1860-10-05

KILN DRIED CORN MEAL
I'M Faisfe,d Au4,-seo lts sfths eelaleats4 leand II
s''s BxpYoRp kEREDITH CO.
RAAMf&
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-16
Platform of the Democratic Party as
adopted in the National Convention.

RESOLVED, That we, the Democracy of the
Union, iu CnuYeutiOn assembled, hereby declare
our aiIrnance Of the Resolutions unan imously
adopted and declared Platform of PRINCIPLES
by tle Denncrltic Convention at Cincinnati in
the yGr 100, believing that Democratic princi-
plsS are GnctAngeable IN their nature, when ap-
phed 90 the same subect-matters.
RESOLVED, That 1t is the duty Of the United
States - ad'id ample and complete protection to
aI.lts citizens wheth ,r at home or abroad, and
whether native or foreign born.
RESOLVED That one of the necessities of
The ag', IN military, commercial, aud postal
pont ~ view, is speedy communication between
tAe Atlantic and Pacific States; and the Demo-
cratic party pledge such Constitutional Govern
nlent ara as VIII insure the construction of u rail-
road to the Pacific coast, at the earliest practical
period.
That the Democratic party are in favor of
the acquisition of the Island of Cuba, on such
terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and Just
toSpain.
RESOLVED, That the enactments of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execution of
TIE Fugitive Slavd Law are hostile in character.
subversive of the Constitution, aud revolutions
ry in their effect
RESOLVED, That it is in accordance with the
Cincinnati platform, that during the existence Vt
Territorial Governments, the measure of restric-
ton. whatever it may be, imposed BY the Fed
eTal Constitution on the power of the Territorial
legislature over the subject of the domestic re-
latOns as the slme has been, or shall hereaff sr
be, finally determined by the Supreme Court If
the United States, should be respected by all good
citizens, and enforced with promptness and fdel-
hy by every branch of the General Government