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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06


NNlIIS is simply the fermented Juice, and distilled
Il Juice of the California Grape ,iudciousy medica
ted with Peruvian Bark, Turkey Rhubarb, Juniper
Berries, and other remedial agents, skillmy comb.
ned, and in such minute and exact quantities as
constitute small, or Homeopathic, dose of each
remedy; which, when combined, form an innocent,
harmless, yet Active Tonic, Alternative, Anti D. sprp
tic, Dureiic, Antiebrle and SedatYe Beverage plea.
SAINT to the taste
The Inventor in calling the attention of the public
especially Cafornians who know the excellence Of
the California Grape) to these preparations does 50
with feelings Of pride and confidence pride in pro-
wing the excellence Of our native grape, and conf
dence in their remedial virtues adapted for the follow
ing diseases Dyspepsia, Indigestion Loss of Appe-
tite, llahitua Constipation, Acdty Of, or Sour StO
mach, Disease Of the Kidneys, Gravel, isorders O..
the Urinary Organs, Remittent and Intermittent Pe-
yers Fever and Ague Chills, Nervousness, Weakness,
Debility Dryness Of the Skin, want Of perspraon,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, Collie, Dysentery
&c.
The Proprietor does not pretend that his MedcateG
California Wine and Brandy is "wOnder or mira
Gle" in medical science, bab appeals to the commOn
sense OF the public, and he does not hesitate TO avoW
that ne knows from experience, that the medicinen
this, though small in quantity, will often eject euTi
In Stone Of he diseases enumerated when violen
and powerful remedies have failed in their object
" Those drinking liquor early in the morning, os
before breakfast, would find the brandy act delghe-
iuly upon the nerves and stomach, keeping the bow
els regular, &e
Asa general Beverage it is pleasant to the taste
slightly eNhlefating, perfectly harmless, and gv9S@'
week and feeble feeling of health and strength.
Read this Certificate Of Analysis made By
1heopholis ~ RaeL Anaiyticai and Han
Wactaring Chemist, Boston
do hereby certify, that after a minute and careful
analytical examination Of the California Wine a anu
Brandy Manufactured by DIR. James L. Farquar'L
order te ascertain its composition and quality, nave
AFTER various experiments, arrived at the oll"ans
result the Wine is of very agreeable aroma uno i
consists OF Grape Sugar $50, Volatile Oi2-lS ISlnS %
Acid l-I3 C0lOring matter l-S4, Alcohol 9Bl' MAJ
'3-O B-tartra'e of Potassia 9r97 Sulphate OF fo'
sia As, Sal. O-ss 7. N RAEL-
II can be taken by the most delicate of either seA
and in moderation by children.
Sold By all respectable Druggists and Groesr'
IN California and Oregon.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles in abOA
for S5.
CAU U7I0N TO THE PUBLLC.-In purchasns,
always see that fac-simile of the signature oil b
T. Farquar M. D., Is pasted around the neck oi cav
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

CERTHFICATE.-T,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. l.. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor Hungarian
liberty as Ch eff Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance, Whereof have given to
hun this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy attention and protection Of all those who are ca
pable of appreciang patriotic self sacrifice, and un-
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS
Governor Of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH.
A FULL SUPPLY on hand, at prices to suit tie times
800 gallons Linseed Oil, in tins,
200 lbs Paris Green, in Oil; American yerm!lliOn,
etc, etc.
RI MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
CASH FOR WOOL.
Mediterranean Peas!

EDIBLE THE YEAR ROUND IA small LOT inc,
~ received and for sale at the TREE AND sEED
depot 80 street, pext door to the p o., Marvsvii'e
oeo@V'N' GEO, LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles in aboA
for So.

CA UZI0N TO THE PUBLLC-In purehaasna5s,'
always see that fac-simile of the signature oil San,b ab
l.. Farquar, M. d. Is pasted around the neck oi COW
bottle.
Crowell and Crane, Park & White, and ReGlnesrV XIV
Co. Wholesale Agents. ocZo-OH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
d. d. GASSNER,

Care of WooD, EDDY & Co.,
, 1860-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE National Unio,
Executive Central Committee met last evening
Senator Criltendcn in the Chair. Progress Was
made in eularEing the Committee by selections
of members from different Suites, and in the
arrangement Peterborough organization through.
out the country.
The Committee have received what they con.
ceive TO I've cheering evidences Of the sipening
Of the people for this new party.
4 circular was ordered to he issued By tie
Secretary. aud m address is in the course Of
preparation.
1t tis said that q sharp correspondence has
pnsscd between tue counsel Of the new Aladdin
Mining Company Of California, and the Attor-
ney-General, Secretary Of State aud the Pre-.
sident, with respect to tile instructions issuesl
to the Consul in Mexico, not to take testimony
there as notary, as is authorized by au acl Of
Congress.
Counsel claim that the Introduction is equiv
alent to the suspension or nbrogation Of the
law, and without precedent; an invasion Of the
rights Of citizens, injurious in its effect, and Of
dangerous import.
Chief Justice Taney is still absent from Tie
Supreme Court through sickness, though he
gradually improves.
, 1860-01-07

ST. Lou1s CHAxHzR or CoxnxRcE.-0n the Sd
inst, the following officers we're elected for the
year ls6o:-President- 4. January; LIST
vice President- l.. Pottle; I'd Vice Presi~
dent~: B. oglesby; Secretary sud Treasur7r
WIN. B. Baker.
CLEVELAND 5.-FLorn-Sales 50 brls
good e1tra ut $500; and smallerlots do:.at $3.50
4go.62. HxAr-SaIes two cars Red ut 81. .95 !;
tnfee u cars White at &13ltc, and TWO cars do at
x1'aS. CoRS-Sales one car ears at SOC; two cars
90 at 60c; cars sheed at Csc and car do at G4c.
nn:o&s are quiet and firm at $:5.50@6.o0. Salt
fIne salt i in light supply. and principal hold
ers ore asking $l.40--an adyanceof 15c; coarse
Is held at $l.40@l.50.
aLnASr-Jan- s.-Grain-1n wheat We only
learn OF sale of5o0 bu Mediterranean at S1.25.
fof corn the market il steady but not active
Sates 500 hu western mixed at SIC, delivered at
doing. 7'@'
LAKE IMPORTS AT BrRrA1o FOE ls59.-We
publish below q statement Of tie principal ar
ucles received By lake ut this port during the
past year, as also those Of the two previous
years- There has been large falling of in corn
and WHISKY, aud very large increase in lum
per. Slaves, shingles, &c. The total bushels o
grain received during the sea.on is II, ,473, ,9l4
Flour reduced to wheat would make total o
, 1860-01-07

Philadelphia maFEet.
BT Tx11GRlrH,1 PHILADELPHIA. Dc :,
FtocE-FIrn,
tIRN:-Nheat steady. Cora-s.Ies ,o1 tu It s7(3.9.
NntxkY-Dull Ut a6.3s;c-
, 1860-01-07
Daily ReVieW Of Chicago Market.

FE1pAE Eyx.7s1, Jan. 6, 1850.
FLouR-ne1e'pts, 1,os1 .rl.. Na-kes aru shes were.
NV oFs "1oa1c Spring EXTRA II IS ccl; 10 hr.s Ma
eod soa bTa good sGrrx Exsz. .. a % DEL; SO
bis fas d. as 2A dal; 100 b,1s Eei w1cte: 1t 500
delivered
AlLLSTCFFS.8tocss Shorts in ba q st On track.
WHEAT-Recs'3ss. Gil lu- Market .vanced saa5zc,
sa.es "ese:-1toooa MOL spag 81 % in nors 1900
pa spring It BIC in stose go bu Do At gore
1o hu do t.ose; .obu DO At a9c Ia ttts sol bu
uaaapeced %. At SsHc track; 20 tu do At Sc on
uaex go hu np1nspeeted Red &t 4las DELI zoo ba r..
jected Red 1t &c in s.ore
CoRS.-Neeejpts, 1850 hu. Market advanced 1alxc.
elea 40 bu No. In ttcre 100 bu do u &c
o. tracks lo3 ha do Oh tack: 1900 III do 1t NC
onfask ooo tu do At t0c track to arrive re1t week.
oATs-Keesiptat :,114 hu. Market advanced IL, Sales
wse:-1oo ou No. Ata5c tack; 100 do It SC In
store; LOCO ba do 1t d 600 bu DO at IS, In store
to be delivered on the 18th OF April.
RiE-geee'pts $ss bu. Market dfn, with = xood &c.
mand. at 7.d7:c
BARLEi-l:eee.pts SEQ tu. Firm. Sales wezs:-4od
on II SIC Ia sEe; 81 bags Inferior 1t on t1a-k
sEkDs-l.ecelpts 14.a0 lbs. M7fket quiet tut arp4,
sales were -l:0 bu Timothy On private terms.
HlGnNNEs-I good deua:d 1t :tc-hotde.a a,k{rs
elkc.
ALCOHOLICS per sa,.
tiDREssED HoGs-ReeeIpts. 1861. Market a,a Sales
, 1860-01-07
Review Of the Albany Lumber mur
kct for 1850


From the ALBANY StAiesn,.n.]
The business. Of the past season in extent
has been more than au average Of the last ten
years, aad in results, profitable and satisfuc-
tory.
!llc market closes firm at our quotations, with
light stocks wlntering over and very favorable
indications for another year.
The total receipts as compared with last sea.
son, are 29l, !62 feet, against 2G7 All feet
being an excess Of "a S6 ,3;'o feet, aud in
value q, ,5s' 200. against i, Az. rus.
Since the panic Of 1857, there has been very
steady improvement aad the trade has seldom,
been in more healthy state than at this mo
ment.
The prospect Of u continued improvement
throughout the country, rs well as au increased
foreign business, is causing IN impetus that will
hare to be guarded against. manufacturers
vii! require to limit their operations and aroi,l
over production; otherwise disastrous results
will follow. This caution being tic more neces-
sary on account Of the continued depression in
the Chicago market, which throws SO much
more lumber in this direction than would other
wise be the case. Till Chicago can tnke care Of
as much lumber ns she did two or three years
aso, there is great danger Of this market bciu;
overstockcd. In 1857, the receipts at Chicago
we're between four and fire hundred millions Of
feet; last year the figures were oaa $40 feet,
while the receipts Of the present year may he
placed At about 600, lth},t ,tRN' feet.
The prices realized here this season, in most
coses, have been reuunerative to the mannfnc-
turers. Sales Mt the mills to q large extent hare
also been effected, at prices leaving good
pro1lt-thls latter having a tendency to cause
manufacturers TO cultivate Us much rs possible,
selling ut the mills.
In cases where advanced prices hare been
paid, the low rates Of freight have enabled buy
crs to make as much profit as when purchases
we're effected at lower figures, aud manufhclut-
, 1860-01-07

BA1r.xoaE, Jan. G.-The Governors Message
was transmitted to~dsy. lie congratulates the
citizens m the state Of the finances, and the
prospect Of the gradual absorption Of The Stat :
atbt By ,i'e sinking .and now rising Of t'ye @ MI.
franchise, be recommends additional Legislation.
thinking the present provisions Of the Consti-
tuition md statute book are found to be INSULT
cient- He refers 10 the Harper'a Ferry affair rs
u reason for prompt legislation to encourage
volunteer military organizations and State mill
tia; elao further legislation in regard to the free
1ncnt Of EmAnucl Myers, n citizen of Maryland,
in Penusylvan,a, on the charge Of kidnapping
md bringing ba:x certain fugitive slaves. escap-
ed from MaFylaud. Hc asks for IN approrria.
tion 10 dcfray the expenses Of trial on q writ of
error for the Supreme Court Of pcnusylyania, to
test The validity Of the Pennsylvania act, which
pres1mes tn punish as crime the lawful rccaD-
Iure Of fugitiycs from service.
, 1860-01-07

ZOO BXS. LAYER s. II. II.
1COO NAISINS. uew crop.
tr1 half boxes do do
sol quarter boxes Go do !.
ALLOW tsuEcsby J. ". D0ANE j. CO.
, 1860-01-07

SEw Ion1, Jan. G.-Seuator Seward arrived
here to-day and proceeded to Washington in
the evening train.
Another writ Of error has been granted in
the case Of James Stephens who has been
sentenced to death tbs third time for poisoning
his wife.
The Washington correspondence Of the
Commercial Adrtrtitfr sars there are rumors
again Of military organization for Mexico in
sid Of the Liberalists- There is no doubt TINT
the organization Of volunteers attempted last
faii under the influence Of Gen. vidaurri, aud
ers have consulted the Administration on tie
subject, but with what result is not known,
Some Of them 60 to Vera Cruz to make terms
with Juarez.
, 1860-01-07

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Jan. 5.-The markets
persist in their dul1ness. Transactions in pro-
dnce have somewhat improved since yesterday.
The stock Of Flour in store continues large, full
y equal to all demands The nsrivalo produce
by railroad is moderate, and slight Advance in
prices or Grain and Flour Is looked for. Flour
We hare to note sales of ! ,os5 brls Of various
qualities; Super $5.15@5,25; Extra S5.60@
go; E1tra Family s567 @6.0o, and Fancy At
$G@t.50. Grain-4 car loads Of Corn in cur at
depot IN bulk nt Zoe; 100 bush to arrive at 75c !:
$50 bush Corn from store nj 75c; car loads
sheiled Corn at ?ac; 900 bush at depot in bulk
at soc; 500 bush Oats at SIC from store, and lao
bush at 55c. Hay tons baled from store at
so, aud ~ loads at scales at Sl7@22.50.
SHIPMENTS FROM LINCOLN, LOGAN Co., Ill , IN
1s59.-The Lincoln Ntrald contains an article
reviewing tile business Of the past year. Tue
following are the shipments OF leading articles
from that stotion duripp tile year:
, 1860-01-07

NEw YoEE, Jan. 6.-~Despatches from Ar:zo-
m atate that party ofraugess had surprised a
bad killed 10 warriors, wounded Others, and
captured number Of women md children. tn
ken a large quantity Of bows mud arrows and
laoces, and returned in safety from the coun-
try.
Col Reeves, with a .party Of dragoout, had
also defeated the Apaches and captured large
quantity Of stock, and one Apache. The war is
progressing vigorously.
, 1860-01-07

ST. t.or1s, Jan. 9Th, 4. A.-Weathcr cloudy;
looks like rain thermometer 3G' above.
CA1Ro-Cloudy; thermometer Sc aboyc.
NrscATlSE.-MercurY 80 abovc, and slecting.
FULroS.-Raiu from south turned into snow
storm.
DrnrarE.-Snowiug; mercury Sc above.
La CRossE:-WarD,er; appearance Of snow
Mercury at To- abore zero.
PHA1h,E nu Cu1ES.-Raining; thermometer
o5' above.
FoSp Dr LAc.-Light fall Of snow last night.
Mercury e5' above.
, 1860-01-07

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The steamer 1ndian.
oia'has arrived with Brownsville dates 10 the
Sd inst. cortinas, with 50, men. took Rio
arnnde City On The eth, killing a number Of
citizens. Subsequently body of troops mud
rangcrs from Brownsville attacked Cortinas
aod rcsook the city, a'ter hard fight, captnr-
ing his guns and sixty Mexicaus. Nine Ame1i-
caas We're killed and sixteen wounded. Among
the latter Was Capt. Ford, who led tho attack.
Cott{pas fed across tue river.
, 1860-01-07
I1o. anu Provision Trade.



We append tabular a3e up from the aiyfces
We hare ElIen In tht AM se ttcse1S numbers OF
rer. 20 til The ccfu2asu nlay ke tie cas u sc4a
W. ws a=ain rerta. tint gve these estimates simply
fE Ws.t ttf rsaf B.: worth. We put down tts city 1t
,9 ~ltrl coEsltei aasoa'e. certain, tut nl1ny &f
c,ckes sLk TIE shoe .ua,bce WILL exceed ut. All;
syli.e think It ptoball, i .4aY rae. Is5t1t.
, 1860-01-07
Appnfutulcnt.

NEw YoRK, Jau. G.-Goyernor Morgan has
appointed Renjamin ". Bonney, Esq, Of this
city, Judge OF the Supreme Court, 10 the place
of Judge Dayies, elected to the Court Of Ap-
, 1860-01-07

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. s.-Tbe stenner 1ndian.
o,o;1,,o .rn;r.a ,-;.,. 1,.u. -
"'Aa o'""ns''ae eo'eS - tue
% fnst- cort1nas, with 500 rneo. took Rio
Graude City on The 2tth killing number Of
citizens. Subseouent,v a Indy NJ troons md
-H.se .ou. 4>.o""s'"ie at&aeeea eoF''ha7
"2a resooK Inc CITY, utter hard tight, captnr-
ing his guns and sixty Mexicans. Nine Ameri-
caas vv.rc ti}io1 cn, s;x.acn ,ror,dad 4nono
49, ,...:. ~.. 49,. a., ~" " ~ .,.o ..,~.,f
<ss ...e' WIS eApt .ofu, WIG 'eo 'no "''A'A'
TuIOlY-SlXTu (Oyt;G ESS-flgST SESSION.
w..n,vo.,. - ,r,o
''A' - N>'''
1LsAI-;.ct T.4 ~; ~ ee5s:uu:
sa, - ..s Is sa.u H. "ns ~ sns PURPOSE
est ta. ornnn. ~ aSv 1nnt aee, uus ~ sug
~ ,,,so .,ia,4,,,;. ,,'sI, ss p,nl'. n.a
tne tarcS p.t',:an eMas ~n.sn asS equamS opiossu
.as 's,,;eb ~. XXI, H.. ,,s. s, T.; -.
s.,,. H. "a ~. A ts;1, r. H:n..n1 -
.-n,,asir r'snnas;hIs 81, ,,nnsa-ran,!ot;nn IL
p.u .1 M; nur.r 1,.n IT, 1',,, .n ~ .;dor ThonrS
h. had hsen nst;nr vii, thc flernorr,,,c n.rfr.
- .rne ~, ;naa,arsic., .;t.tos 1,;,j,ts ,,nn MI
1;.rec,rs from f;s nns;,;on conli snear ca,m1v'
..rorrix and ;ndsnan1rntlr The Renuhi;can
.ssand;date was u,rticuIarlv obnoxiou. to those
-enresauf;nr Snr.}crn constituencies in cnnse.
.iruce nj Lin connsction with Ueiper's book,
.rh;c,, contained thc most rifc anil atrocious
sentiments. Hence coocentra'oa a OF tne
Southern gentlemen aGa'nsl ae. sue1nan'
lie arSnes that 1he 1esPohsl9u'tS o. non-or-
gan'fauon rested WIN tne anu-a1econptou DEM
"crats. iAnse nntl'4.ecSlnpton Representatives,
VINO so.eo 'he Mepuecan .ieket gre, IN eaee1'
hepnoieans. 4ae reSFous'9ln.5 9! non.oFssan- s
lza1'on rests on ,ae nuou'osss " Luose ~no
Foteo 1nr ntnhet 1,s's!,'cla' n?1 "?puolso, pe.
canse tue aou,ue,n oppoalt'ou 4ut''aIlc n .nat
w. 1U. 49,, e.e n"i III ,sn. ,ho;
n1s ~" 'aa' s"sa no'on VIII e4eet 'ne''
cano.oa'e' :.,oa <ol .,,o., 81.
oie: n"1N.4 M!sueo ~ xav" ":,s ""ethet' IN tno
Tinetfie 'a'a 1o"n ~ ~. Ml'es, tnose uemo"
cFats VINO Hotcu l9s A'' "a'na'o a1o no' sne1e"
oy become Ames'eans:
~. Ma'es oln not tn.nk 30, ocanse Ar. May
nard was ontsloe 1ne An'sliea1 Il. party,
Af: ua-k.n s"lp1sea 'ne NI.ona1 I9nsen'
ton defesmanea roAlaeat efshoaox5. lie an-
dess:ooa Fillmore ana nonna1son' lot whom
MrAayAsEa were ah e'ec'os' WIS Ill tne amefs-
can organ'zat'on:,
Mr; A'.es STU Is n&u soteo LOT MaynaFo, auo
wond roe out-nna 'ont AMERICAN WITH the vie"
o1 ae'eM'loS ane Aspuolsans ~. <..,
vi; 1t2sS1n sa'o ne to'ea lot Mr: G'mer,
member Of the !a'nerlcfh party desiring to Or
Santxe tae HOUSE.
Mr. Miles dsd not vote Tor Ar. Gllmer, and
would not under any circumstances; 6esldes,
Nr. Glmer was not TO" a Candidate before the
House.
air. Adrain said he yesterday spoke Of the
anil arom+ton 11mncrXts an 11,ix ftncr rrho
, 1860-01-07

Br TE1renArnJ New YoRK, Jan. 6.
E1orH-pa!5 and rsthss heays en. without: nate
pressing Il tue local aud Esstv1n trade till s
si :sps; s3' s.5:a sas s e TX: &
~ tor sairnia Sf.1d. extra round hoop ua'o Go:ins
i s | ii i o1s,se fasa III Il
sious prices sales 500 bs scG.:6 1cr e,f4scn 10
ee.a n.si sssay ss:ss d =: :r sa:yx1 Il .sc:
50 SnoysIt; Ssses ;oa Il;
woukc. ctuo ven n. q s1 turs. snail .ae of
osia as sas adf ifs
choice western was lusde at S. EArry ~ rr1nanx out
sss@ss s nes whe I'd Yellow cass qaiss e' 1t e
faf wrsse!u and ssa;e. '|'
xts sss: {, Jsse!;es @ A Z !
MP R.'n At a s. nd y o. slIs nnc At al5s
for new.
&; .s ,s .'sss Ss:;. s: 9,o
at * f., yeaSw, e.: sfss,s,n; sa: aheFu le. r.
st Sss IL: ::
eoasht I'd 'fsasseeas 4 i%iost % +
r.l:,ns y Xfer layer md ..sex
far snash eassof ~ hexe'. Noesake rrroF1cd Il d.
-S.;ket aas. owing 70 the eo.es Of ,n!.aa u.rs
s IL; sss: ;s:
;s 81 SSs:: l,;:
aaG isxSlei. ssles AdaS., ~ AA4s n.y. a:@- t''le"
ri sis:sis Ssas s: @sseis: E,Ss ~ =: -
t;:oS5!s.ae; sues 70 ae:ets eha'es iadia Ness ~
f.. hsn. LII hs.,y: E.s, IS = i %
ST. Chess an .tsa1,ae Tts:sea aoss sel!ias Al
!: s: s: 1is:<S9i $il* lse'ss 70. 1a'';
Hprs-aed dsal,; e'e for Baenos AYES; &c for 1:o
, 1860-01-07

cans and 1icxgcau1...EO Mexlcaph
C2ptHrcd.-@8 Americans Killed and
16 Wounded.
, 1860-01-07

G11N Ne &&&t60NA9 V01Qs
CLKyxlAxD, jan ga fire in Ravennn this
A. H., destroyed tho Preutis House, Preutis J.
Hopkins' store, aud Rockly's stove store. Loss
x25,o0o. Insured $4,000.
, 1860-01-07

\, ASi CHIcAGu EAun,,An
-hw+ ~ p.sso ah1 eassFun hnM LAteaSc to p:tth4prsh
SSs: %SsE:T TTE.txs !. e With tie krr,t
l.SHS1 y vAStA CENTESI E4uppAo
~, A1sk. ~ A1s!2at1. k.Inuer and washington
- - y ;.tfsoE tsht Gf re:tsr!yan!a Nav irr.
, cA% ~ ta4tux Llis r.at~, VII. hare H.. A.,.e, N
- us 1@s@F4a - HAkt. II ., A1i.,saa ct.t ~ 1s -
NA1* .sa's LIE s*1at, eefn<fof taaa. AMI ", pu..
- -aH": k1:ras caer fsatta7s +yr.o,.d
1~-N. .lat ksaw%. Aany e.sartzy1 s1c-+Mxx1
'sas-.f ~ ''1sEs1a+ sl% a-xyxskue Esd {xak xs..
E~a""s y I'uin - 1ur~.v. Ak4 ftASxT w "a
A'.e ~ t.n<As~ t~wl. VI H-w fuxtns,d y. ~
~. ~~.,t.- ~ As~ : ~. s.a E<.< Na,Iseaz
-. -. = ..''utI!"s<- Z.-ta~t. Eevsk Xr..
AAt ~ I... T. > - " At N"as" V-.o
Ir'.* Luz t*ts'* a. fuet~ -3,h *r..as ea Md
'a L'-- = sj- 6s"e. :ra..u :,.r:u, 80 s..x.sn.t.
A' H4-t1 ~ :~ ;4.'-.A ,p.c t..t,rrrr .,.-s
t&L1 - III" H. AL y,H.k M,1-TG
~'sie GAf w.. Luz = i .u,.x .t.a n+s..,&
80 ss-.:'t< S:.sxL ra=, :. s.e :sys+si a5d
So A.st1-x A.y T.! Tie rrstn x.u
s-e-x zEats u ...- tx;t:t % rxcx.ye q; ~
eAtkAte fte If ehs-cr <. he Fi,,hu,Ft ~
~..tA.rI.s. -"et:tx Cafs :aav s.cA 9r..-
'"1 sa&s I: al :1e p1t.: Ticket t1.- :, N.
a.u ~ CsE. .any o.: (. - .rsr ii Eair,uf ID
tfFs.+ "p:eAi:e tie ltxy~re Hpuxr ~ ii ttA
Cteaxo. - eA+@4 aa0 saa bufea "1seus
~ tA1t'euiAs to nk e.. tickets r. Fat wavre
1As. ". ME~sN.., IN; an Axen, thee
-. .Aoss.ox. tta1 F.s!zs. Azr. G5!caxG. KS
, 1860-01-07

St. Lor,s, Jan. 6.-The Overland Mail with
dates to the 9Th, reached Jefferson City to-day.
One hundred Indians were captured ia pitt Riou
Region and had arrircd in San Francisco en-
route for the Mendocino Reservation. Col. Fre-
mont had obtained possession Of Ill the mines
adjudged to him.
, 1860-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

tnluAr EsExEso, JAN. &, 1sG0
The receipts during the past twenty -foul
hours were as follows:
RECEIPTS Ypn PAST TWENTY -FoCE norRs.
, 1860-01-07

Sudden Death Of u Catholic B1a11op.
pu1LApEtPH1A, jan. G.-Dishop Newman of
the Catholic Church, fell dead in the street yes
terday 2. H. Of disease Of the heart.
, 1860-01-07

~. III. lF. s. co.
~
The Best is the Cheapest It
SOAPS. CANDLES, OILS. FLUIDS,
CHOICE PEEFEMERY, DC.
PR e m q NJ T0IL9T QArE!

=
PR III To NJ T0IL2T sc Ar s.!
SOAP FOR TIE SEASONS.
SOAP r ,lk FAMILY USE
SOAP For S1IATlN1.
SOAP FOR INFANTS!
Tse aoapG unequad for their cleansing and soeB-
IT,: properties. Who:e=alsani Retail. a: the
Toilet Emporium, ~ SO. Clark-St.
y <The conlet Soap Works. cyboarn Bri &c. 4
X HAYWARD. Bloomfield T. cn.
~ VI denQ b9IY
, 1860-01-07

s.. Lofts, Jan. GA large mill in Jerscyrille
Illinois, WIS burned on The end inst. Loss
2ls, ,o0e. Insured for $4,000.
, 1860-01-07

n 5 U r X n e E.

PARSONS j. xSADSsrOIsTz1,
AaxSN.
Irving F!fs Insurance. Company. Nvw York.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company. Iatsonl, conn
MAw. 'e~ ~'-'pAa}' t"taaeas
pee, X I. "'4'e'* 'f''f
foxsF Williams Insurance Company, r.oyience, II, L.
Equitable Lfo As:"rlaca cempanJ- New Yosk.
oses NJ Doe. Building, corner Clark and sout
l.. Y. FA1a3xa -, ~,,..
, 1860-01-07

V11U DE1es.HtEH 10 tHt EhHf16&t6N E6ds
Ventlons
CLEVELAND, Jan. G.-The Democrats icon
ventiou yesterday ut Columbus elected the fol-
low delegates othe Charleston Convention -
Geo. =. Pugb, D. T. Rhodes, Geo. y. McCook,
ard II. J. jcTett.
, 1860-01-07
Cincinnati Market.

DY TrlxoRAPn1 Cnc1xxA1s. Jan. +.
Hoas-peH7and ia1s; ka,es ol l.eoo as fdsa9sfQ Re.
eeipts to-day 1000. NesteIn Ness Fork tl$.sQ.
, 1860-01-07

etGs495.9a. dss!l!,9 On 80 ~
~ *'e5 and ~ T.. dividing eo ~ and 81 n.
a. s,.s9tEN dividing 800 ID.
*en93n ard 45 s6, dividing On tn anil 200 II.
AZ :5S S<s..s5- dividing on 70 H..
, 1860-01-07

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

st1ACA1O AND All14W WAUkEE
RAILROAD.
Trains leave Ch1ezzo 4. !. TX r., ~ ,frrx.,%x ,a
lnteFC edaa stations coun.st.sv Tnh st1n... 49, M
waukes Raslrnsd mi 70 n r. Wautersr 80 ~ 1
llaa 1of MHaux-s with Passenger ca slta cbe Il 3s5
III o1 = f Wasloa asloa II way travel T1aus al.ys It
FfeIzht At l:t3 pm. ' ""A'h~-' ~"
~ 4: I. STKEs, JR, sup.
PACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
~ RAILROAD.
On an4 AFTER Aonlay, Jan. s,h, lsSo tra,n, vi, nm .
follows dA'ly, tsundays e1cettei): A' A4A ~
LEAVE RACINE.
At t0@o 4. NJ Nesting 1t Clinton tra.n 1e.v,x f.b,,ro
.siElsf y. y H. caeako an,i Sos1h. .es.s1a iii.
isatns on the Illinois Genital &. r. for Ia Wse!s ~
LEAyEFKEErpNT.
At sG0 Az. col neet cat R.ne wuh traIas OF sha ,.
waaEer ana Cai=sn RatiToao. for Ctie1so and Nil
Freight for a7ea tn all routs ca ths M,..tp5, R;yrr
desp&tck. ~ ~ *1~Ae7
For Information inquire At fcc Of Chicago s-d No.th
"esse1n Add Chts sku and II lxaakee Railroads.
n ruovsox r, ,tt;Unkl;T HARRIS. sapt.
, 1860-01-07

Hotel Destroyed.
NEWPORT, NH. Jan. .. The Hotel in this
place wus destroyed By fire Inst night. Loss
$1,000. Insurance $1,000.