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, 1860-09-27
Rad Treat.n-nt OF Fick1in.

TIE Democrats cot Q. B. F.ckha 70 eaallesEe
Senator Trumball 10 sstics Of p:blic d'scus'
sions. Ftct1in Was formerly q Democratic asp'
ressntatire in coDgrssr, a2d ioE many Jeats'
has been regarded as one 81 inc soless "oa o1
his party in this ststo. H. IL . candidate 1ef
tho United States sen*le' ara eo1n!sn:!
peets to be e1ecad to the seat ro1; ocsaP.ea =,
Judge Trnnbnll. Ehonla me u'as'as.es '1:e m.
majority o1 the ne1' Ass1s..'u. ~
a"0 n*1-t@ -1..1:..,. nt,,,,-p. .fer
TIE party, ard faos' fel"o'o osuo e.
putting hin forward II the1r especial cna7p4on
for the Senatorial succession In tno Fieee
ae1,,ar. T,rn1,uN afer ce,tipr Kim 10 ttal-
;,;,t .,;s.,it;on s,s 5iv,
leags = oogo l.. !" 3''e' ~
ing cut how he Was to use rp tae hepu
p.rIy firth with, ther appesr suddenly to hcve
,.,'.:..:.. - .aa a;sc,v.r;,o III t:.c--
changed 'oe'r 'aeac*i .A-
had uo.hirg to eI2 2ecs b2t oeIea' aha 3oe' ~
tae hands of Judge T., panie Eeized them, aad
<--....:,h H., .-,r3urnt atono the iiueto Le:ds
''ss'a"'11 'n' wv ,'..,.. ~. ,.a 81. stt.n,;
ol He*ees, nos 10 ~ ~ LAIN w
7r,,a,n,px sneect-., A lew UauccrA's attend
80. y. uandota ,he vond rc.
c2 sne ulseueo3" ~
haying reached lhst regica IN TIM. to Keep tacaa
avav. hut ut the next debate, at Plt.she!d, PiEr
D.nc.r.t was =, the prou.,G.
c'u.v. &C., '79 ..,'u D ...- -..s;-ae h. ~:
a1d while JndS 17u!noaf' ""' -. ~
friends ii d handsome mHnner, poor lin ca
4...d,h. ,,,c, a1o,.. and had 10 notice wEa..
.1 .,.u+ a.. dav bv nen,-
eslr pa1t4 ai'o Io'caEne0' 0
c.a,s. Tho piEa County Utmocrat hfeee 1T
t.,a,dr IN nav m attention to the dehats,
P4.ts ~, -,.u..,,;.r,, tv;-tn .,r,
cA1l:ng II q 4o'4e~ 1'SP@'
re5nondeo. Ct The SITS JouTzsot Who "As 81 lhc
,nea.;r, ,.vs. 49,
H. r:cl';n r.e e.
The dlareapect 50 9"n 70 a., 80 T-h,:;
pointed an4 60 e'at1oG, .aat .e ..c..;o,s -, -
wto bao lne op@p.ns epses. - ~ .S.~. s.,;.:s
allude 10 u, aaa alte1 1ea1ns sae ss .+s..
IRON 1ee Dbusoc!as'c papst. ptoI: s:ss.;~u ~
the faota IL rels:ioa 70 tae ]oea1 o'seu 'eon M
snecu"cea tnas Gu 1as +o.o y. ~ :; S9 49,. 49,.
discussion nj blconloR1oa pet"en 's ns"Ssa ; .'
Mr Ales, SAD wEer' man. o. ,ne rosp. mus. ~.
rent Dan 2cfats IN we ss.'e stt5 e;sn,,,.;.,
tiekfa tracIto IN MHan2 J3uuss ~ J T. osnn;,.
| with Judge Ttumonli. at Ms spu2nsoeo apppan.:,
ments, or h1 eneh othe. uoes =. Ie'e s
b. mutually agreed npou. 'uaKe 1sua'Tan y, JAZZ
Piled, deci!nihE the ~. oissoss'9es ~ nep1u.
ncsn ! aneenns'' ps.a ~. nsss It Nr F5ek,;n ,,n-
s1red It. le would ratify him: Mr. Fscklin fol.
lowed The matter up aud forr Piaees wee
a.reed up-9 ar1 tne n9t'ses .s ~
4 'a1s re snsanefa, n nc. in vaich Mr. Flckl
had hteu treated by his party trends in se:r~.
ing to make say ja1nt arrangements lor me oia.
GaeM3a, Of e7 ~ ~ ste ia I'd hn.rlr hswsT.r.
"a f.r "a be VS. a5,e. t. protect Mr. F.eklio,
and allow him = bearspg even If bis Democsa:.
fs 1f.enae "-o.o ". 49, ~ 49, .a.s.,c1 IS w.
, 1860-09-27

TIE pixE's PkAx S1LrEa k1xEs.-Thn Denver
City H. rrsspo1deat OF shs. s. Louis Democrat
writes that The exclleneat in relation to lha H.
legged discovery Of silrer u,nes il very great.
Tns gold lea:s ars being deserted, ard sloriss
ara to Of aitve1 ors % rich as to yield %, COO
10 the ton. Ar. Hedges, formerly OF Cir Gin
rati, and others have sent 1st for silver farnA-
ces; and it il generally believed that tho sup.
p]y of th4 metal IL tnexhAuktibte.
, 1860-09-27

4 Sequel to Tho Diamond Wedding.
The New York correspondent Of the Buffalo
Commercial Adp<rtiur writes the following bit
Of scandal:
There's Bit Of gossip sil,at, touching tre-
mendous excitement in fashionable circles.
{eseIy excitement there, Jou know, is "sre.
mendous' one,) in corst qusuc= Of the reported
elopement. yesterday, f1tm the domictl Of her
"sssrn pariens' IN Blseker Rtree:, Of q certain
Aias B., with rich old follow Of some sixty
hse cara The certain Miss B is you1g,
hAndsome, and Ill that sort Of thing. When II
Is aided that she is tbs eister OF the |sdv who
figured, not long since, In ,he famous {O1iedo)
Di'mond Wedding, people out Of town, Us vel
Us in it, vii have no difficulty in guessing who
she is. The Lotha.io is we'll known ia Will
strees, snd it is scarcely necessary to ssy hi.
amatory performance il exciting quite as much
remark among the bulls aad bears, there, q.
"aarlem,' or "Esie," or" Keadipgi"'
, 1860-09-27

FRrEroxr, Sept. =, 1850.
Tho Wide Awakes Of this city had splendid
torch.Egat procession laat e1eeing. The whole
uumses Of torches ca: was Mr<e hundred and
xfffi<en, and whole nunbe- Of meg, inc.udicg
officers, bearers Of trauaparencies, banners,
llsgs, mauls and kxes, $40. The Doug asites
wire s:1u:k dumb. Ia The ranks wera several
German voters who hare reuoureed Douglas
within few weeks, aud declared Tor 1.inceln.
L beautiful six flag ras presented to lie
Cub last evening bJ The Republican yonIg
ladies' Of tbs tity.
Tho campaign is lively oae in these paris,
and The rfsnt in November will show largo Re-
publican gsins. Put Stephenson doTu for an
izcreaae Of 400 O. her Fremont mnjority.
Yours, J. o.
, 1860-09-27
Pixies Peak GD3Q Held.

pxzvER c11r. Sept. II, $50.
Through ite po!itenes; OF III. Joaa B. Jones,
the agent Of the Central 0yerlaud Express Com.
pauy In this city, | zn enabled to send you an
abstract from his books, thowir r the amount Of
bullion shipped through his haads to the Mis-
bouri rirer frrrn the trst Of Jane llst-the time
1T which the mining season could be co=sidered
fairly cpened--up 70 date The shipments we're,
for tue month cE-
, 1860-09-27

,r 1,,s
~ 10 e'''ee@ ~ ...,.'~ =. ~,.,,aa ,r ,,o
capuo' " H., F. -cn-~~ss.... -,
PsoFl'' IT, y -. ~ :. 80 n.,d c.rr;tt
a' ~ s:..,os~ -o, ,.o,;a,e o,one
eia'''' <Ie e~ 49,, ah.,o<-r;,, cot
e1eP@v, ns 80, s -,a..ors, roto, III.
t-e An:.s = uu'o.. a., " - ..s;.., ho s,s h;e
sre'ss' - W. ,... .,o.a;:r- fail.
Nof'nsFn 'iieA'a .o7 = 49, c,o...
ang Gu a-u 10" - "7' ,.co,a
he "u' n'' o.'e a. ~ -. .,ho
d s1Fese'n In ->e" He11N ~ ~...,, 80.
bass'o~ss eo9'eoss'' "-ar ~.
e1Pos:o ~ 'u' ~ - -. .uu,,;,.
moa. a2n'1 nj enas iaS '''o.' y. a,
1s'thos 70" el@':na% - W. 49,, ,:. M
s1a9s o. New 's'ss' ,1A ~. ...,,1
ana 1"ao's-.'o LAG w.. ,,s,a
1oa'" 4 pa'''1' ''e'o'y ~ '. .,a u.,,,.. .n5
'oe '1aos''' @ .as ,-@:. es .hsu, ~ ,a:,;,r
@n7 eecA'n " D"e@
tna'' az e!ec'oa "a ~ - 49,. ,.,a n
- nos .'.s pA''1s * ~. n,,,,,.,
tn7 'ano 1fo '1e'e A0' a,es-:.1
n'eaos ~ a'' '1'-.' o' .,,o
1oo''e aaa n.'e' 'A.S .' -h..-
seas I'll 'oe ''n's' a. 80.
eTer taeS fns5 ss'' ~ NV 1-'A ~ rI' - - ,...a
cehseo ~ Ioee,' ~ '' ).
tae'1 o"a Iu'Po<'7' - 49,.
"hen 'hey a1e e-s ese.' 'D' ." n tI
II: pnft'7 se'na'l "-u "''a'us 4e's1s-~~ 49, -.
public goao, Wa ma' "71'e ~ "o'o" W 'A~D'
nat spFtA' 10 toe no1sses " .A' P'
toey w'@ see Ia. 'D' eoA.:e' .n."n,,
oo"h oo'a II - se''uss ,..I-,, .1 ~ W. o,.o hat
anr1oee must "'o' s''1 '>e5 w.. s ~ -.
IN s'ls.o .noo lucy AA' - ~. 100 ard
t.on iof s's'*fs >" c.,1 .a 1.,.rra--
oa:se'0u' o.su.s " ~ :N:ss,;,a - ,ta n.,;rv
eon AeA'u4e @s' - =. Im,r.o, Wed;.
&eo na@'n'' =. "A - n~- o.i III ,ha
W., ''AeA w -. d,,o II
sssts'':a aaa r 'o' ~ -. ~ n,re.r.,;, n,,tv
tao a'sos"a'N,"0o =,
u !o''' ~ u@'' ~ se'1' cs.". .ra~~ ...ro,.
".a &C. n." 49,, ,..s..t c-,a,.s
~hfco n.o'' aua W.T. t.1ps4 ~ 49,. ~. .,<
"en u aes ~ .. ~ 'e ~.sms.....:;c G.
-s-:.-:.,, .,,,,a .-o rar,;<,n -essens which
oes''on's's' 'p'.o "'s t's. -, -,,:e, h.r,r1
,t,.. a,n,. r,,,u. ;neure ,1,s c,~oocra,
e'ect'oo Gay c'o"s' ooss '0So ~, -.
tloh 9. "1'ses =. - '
npu'Ass su,.. h,,+p-or,,
.',. 49,, a. =, ,ther ,,r
'ok.' a,..a;,. - A., n.,,
P''o 'AAA - e.. -.
essus pF49 - .'. ..n....~a aad fo- ,,,.t b,
ae, - eo>'u''s-s -'a .:,s.~ ,: cs1 49, p,.s;dnrr,
~ o'''s ".A' , ~ 49,: ..Sao.,;.c Lila = ~
ms e'a eone - "ss.. ~ orar 80 1,-d
cams ~ e@u r~,..,. an;,;s,r,
4'' .s:.s,a,, .oe psl4o w II. e., ~, ~ r.,
4''n "41'1N" 1. =. I ."s.u~ ..,shad o,t II
1eas1' ~ ".o .,,,. 49,.
n9'ea d '.' .eee' 80, =. ~~
, 1860-09-27

TnE War ScxE Tu,scs ARE Doxr-Th-
American markets are IL be isuudated with
caeao silks this tall, the Europesn mauufactnr.
ers haEirg collected ell the shop-worn a.d old
e'y1e goods ind &c. dyed them specify for Il:
Amerlea1 lr4de.
, 1860-09-27
Drcas 4 Trihttttc.
rHuBsnAr. SEPTEMBER 81, 1850.


rstEx IKAvE HI:E'N.
Tb. shiftips o. voters from the Democratic
s,,opg.holds to the doubtful legislative dfs-
+.ic,s ha. b< gun. The advanced guard Of this
.1u,v osin.er!> 2crs reached L,gan, few days
u;pcc frcm Fra. klia equity. For tho presen:'
tb.y ar, distributed among the Democrats,
md will remain in 1hs county ustil their vote:
aro cast We wact to warn these nitguiIcd
::ffsliows and shela.e men by whom they are
engineered, TIN. frauds Ike those which So
cured Deruocrasi: triumph il 1855, will ro'
be permitted, and that the Repu ,!irars ei TIC
threatened loca!i:ics 1ra prepared to and WI
detaad tlsn rights.
, 1860-09-27

"THE PANIC" AxD ropULAr,oy-Tce poru.
lssion Of L. sell, Mass, Is II, ,c6a. Ths popu!a,
tioo in 1850. by tha Goi,sd States census. va.
s. $50, and in 1856. b. the State cersu=. 6: .G3;
Gna siuce 1s1o. 3.is6; l1aa tiscs 1855. 454
THIS loss MS occAatoned By tbs Teyu;sion d
1857.
, 1860-09-27

To. Nor:huts1rn Chrii,ti7n Adpoeak for this
weak contains crushing rfjoinder to the 7imes
and Her,h's attack Upon d.. Eddr, eoitor Of
the former paper-the absence Of Dr. E. from
the city last wetl having pzeEented an earlier
reply. Shc various cat.ges made By tbe Tins
dnd Htrald are tekea up, seriat.m. aad eG:ctu.
ally refate5. Tho following is tho concluding
porti:n ct Dr.. Eddy = rejo;uder:
: In conclusion, ii we did, in that letter, mike
CT assau!t ION the edituz's po itical platform.
ws arc will rg to retract it; srd that We may
learn 4lereip, sre viii state lts Lofnts:
l. Members Of the Nethodis. Epitc ,pal Church
1.e ensiled to ell the rights sad privileges Of
other people.
. Thty a,e entitled to receive their mail MAJ
tfr as do other CT zcu5, without being subjected
to government =: pionn1e. -
3. That 1he speech Of Mr.. Taney. in ,he case
cf the S:a:e Of MARY land Ts. Jasob Gru5er, Goa.
te;ne:i SQUAD dtc.line.
!. Thet beine member Of the ". E. Chur:h
shAu not BE- takga as Ftfms jltit evidence oi
,re=son and 1usrrrt cticu, but that We ahul1 be
deemed tnEecei uns.i proved guilty.
&. That iu al cases OF alleged crlue tits OFT
right TO have fair 1ral before competent
o'prs aEd al imp=rt:al jury, assisted BY co1pe.
tent council.
9. Tcat It is our ,s7At to regulate cur ccc!efi
astcai lIstitu!ioEs l. cur o1n HAy. and to fup.
p'y the people With our ministry wherever they
dei-e it.
7. Tia. II cur rights IS denomination are
mt q. cured, ii is our duty to take prompt md
elic .en:.t;ps 70 teeqre them.
s, That ~e, IN common ~tib other citizens
h.ve = right to free pulpit and a free press.
3. II Is unconstilutlaual to murder Aethctis
| preachers. ''
Now, il .hs editor o! tho 7..afs ,ond H<ralt
Hillsay which Of thete propositions ixnpin2e
upen h;s fo:i:ical p1stfe,sa, or j. ntceaary dan,
agi 9 to III, tncets e1 lis e1ndidat<, we will IL
farm cur :.zdera 1rd suspend III .ciscussic'
! Until after November.
hut if they ere not opposed to his platform
| vii he Eet ptrnit US to insist up-a then
ua'i5 III. soxhto7. 1u:elery cf .Nt:Aodists sAal
! eeasef
, 1860-09-27

REPUBLICAN, AxEzlsa At Aun4RA.-E.tO
Ls.ned, 1aaeE u. Arnold, aad J.Lyle King, will
address the Republicans Of Aurora, kane Co.,
On. Friday sysainS ns1t +.
, 1860-09-27

20 Re often speak Of bei1g settled in life
We might a. veil tasnk Of caasi,g anchor in the
n1idat OF The Atlantic 0cea1, or talk Of The per-
maueot situation ofn ssose that is rolling DIVA
hill
, 1860-09-27

- Mc. Dickens new little s.orv. which il
exciting great 1ntereet, "Hunted Do4n," will
appear ainost simultaneously IN Eegfa3d and
America.
, 1860-09-27

~ Forue}'a Pea says that" Dlanton Dun
cap, we'll known in penusyl7apia as IN efficient
oanva,ssr srd a. q liberal wealthy msn, togeih.
er with number Of others Of therare politics,
sre abnut to stump Indiana kad Illinois Ia favor
Of Bal and Everett. 10 u to secure tho.e S :ates
II possible for Douslls." This Pster Funk had
better etay ct hcms. He rill pail tho wool
over tho eyes Of very few people in the States
, 1860-09-27
FOR n EFT CASH ONLY

TOO pieces Nader P1!1t, It e:n:c
loops. stylrs Mad e: rIlas .et.t w1ra,ts s,3.
pense-rsEu!lt pies. 8 ant 10 cents.
too choice a.7'es Phil Alien ani American r,iat
Nor@ rim ., re<u ar sizzling s:yfe', tor cent.
Is cases bat Ae:r.naef Ps:1t., fer % ce4ts:
l0o,i.rss new styles. grishs 70 or, PRINTED CASH
NERE:, tor o-e z-ll1ls-''k IA. pr ca ttil.n:..
80 pttee tvstt n D..t STILES. Ma.ehe.,sr 1}Rull-
foa ar1 Pc &c De aihes. foF A:l a11sce-HEt-
lHp!ce 4wa sill Is, And ss-ed.
20 pesea Mohalss for 10 eeets.
1o pa- r. WIDTH Erg'aa Mcrco-, var.as rs rrs.s.
E:ol Q1als. fTr II. td.-~krh e. 81,
Ito rcs. Fi:e Wh1s Fi1oe1, Ill Too', ah1izx cu,Iy
Tor 3shllExs. -
TO- p's. HesvT Red 1wEa Faare:r, foss shr- Is AID
1up<r &c -wezto shtl.nxs-
100 Fle-es 0osd Ble'e-ed Shifting. ce2t q7alsy for
StxFa:ee.
1000 tsees. F1ra Width Ani Qaar:y, BLEACIEp
tuaETlhG. worth Il ceats, tur 10 csut*.
Fest Band shlnir made In t. GATED st1te,
3a,d w!tc. foE eoc sa!t IeSui4s p11ls ona shiu
Atd.is2en:e-
20 pi.ees G<au'ne GUroys AND RICHARDSON'S
fine. fukE Linens, fur ~ t1- and - -wotth
fur Aatlrka.
, 1860-09-27

slavery and the Supreme Courts.
Mr. James 4. Hamilton. ci New Yo.k, son
Of lle great Alexander Hanilt,D, recently pub
l:shed in the New York lima 1 veEy asle ard
conclusive rr9ument against tie assumption by
the United States Supreme Court that the Gen.
ktItat;oa re.ogu:z.s slaves 81 property, and,thas
therefore el4Ee osners haso . right 10 take
them wherever the5 please, cud are entitled to
Congressional protection wherever they &c.
Ar. Hamilton prefaees lis argu1eat with tie
following pregnant q7otasic-s:
"Evezy u1Ra has a property ID hts owa rer-
s'r this nobody has reat to but HINT IT,
Lock-. -.
"N4tural liberty IL The 8it OF the bsne6ce7t
| Greater at The whole human rnce."-HaMil,ds.
! "s!1very ia = .ys:em of outrage aad rob
| b.rv "-Soeratts
.slave.5 i. = system Of the 1nokt complete
iriaatiee.
mo man bv nature is tho property Of An
othe.."-Dr. Johnson.
"SlRresy in I'll its forms, in a'iits degrees, i
violation OF d.vire law, and L degradation al
human n.ture:"-1fissot.~
"Sot only does tie Christian religion, bu1
insure ktne'f. err out against tho state d
4lavery."-FPt LEO T. T.
"The wiss and good men throughour al
time, and tie Chrixuaa Church throughout at
the vi I'll. with IN unlmportaut exception dur
ing hrief period in cur own coun:1y, has DC
/ uornce1 81 very ~ FL atroci0ua Abasemea
Of human nature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

Z GARrBALDf PAINTED BY a Yousa LADY.--A young
lady, writing as enthusiastically as young ladies
generally do, portrays Garibaldi as & a dear old
weather-beaten angel.n We doubt if angels care
much about the weather, considering they are al
ways living in the open air, and not generally
represented as having much clothing about them,
though, on the other hand it is agreeable to pic
tare Garibaldi as an Anglican avenging angel for
the long endured wrongs Of Italy-an angel of de-
liyerance Of the long suilering martyrs of Naples
However, granting tand to young lady we are
always ready to grant eyerything) that Garibaldi
is "a weather-beaten ANGEL it is a comfort to
know that as yet he has never been beaten by any
thing else.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

THE LAVE HafPororAMUs. 40 Dir. spalding,
enterprise the 0rleanans to be indebted for the
Ess peep AZ tie first genuine African river-horse
ever brought to America. This hippopotamus was
caught ii Egypt two years ago, was purchased for
$10. 900 hy Col. Quick, and engaged for Southern
tour by Pr. spalding Immediately on its arrival in
New York. The creature was shipped on the De
500 for this city On the 22d, and his Egyptian hip
pcpotannsship will be onexhibition at the Museum
nest week. II a safe voyage from New York is
achieved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25
y. Leuois $ co. 7

j. LeUOfs y Go.
In calling the public house of business
this fall we particularly impress the complete change
which has been effected longer conne ourselves
siyely goods connection with large and equally
elegant stock have hitherto kept will be found
every article Staple Dry Goods that enabled
to supply entire of We therefore, in
yie those families planters who have formerly traded with
MS BUT IN PART, make their FULL purchases assuring
shall be liberal and prices moderate
any house in the trade.
Read the Subjoined List.
PLANTATION BLANKETS, White and Colored.
FRENCH and ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD BLANKETS, all
sizes and qualities.
CRIB ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD BLANKETS.
HIGKoRIRS,
LINSEYs,
KERsEYs.
TIcKINGs,
LowELLs,
BROWN and BLEAeHED sHIRTINGs,
sHEETIN6S, all widths.
CRIB GouNTERPANEs,
MARSEILLEs QUILTS.
LINEN SHIRTINGS and SIEETINGS-Fren and Irish.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS.
HUCKABAcK and DIAPER ToWELINGs
PIECE DIAPERs-Irish and Russia.
FRENCH CALLCoES.
AMERICAN CALIGoES, every make at 10 cents.
PoPLINETTs-l0Oe8 yards at rs cents.
REAL IRISH PoPLINs, .=..5.
RICH BRoCHE PoPL1Ns,
MERINoS and GAsHMEREs,
DELAINEs, =M#a s.. ]z.=
GRIsAILLEs,
POLE DE GHEyRE,
GHALLIES
BAREGEs
A full and complete line Of MOURNING GOODS.
Dress silks.
| A large assortment of Rich Plain Coors.
| Elegant BRoGHE Style of present season
An immense lot Of rich DRESS sILKsyery much reduced
! EMBRoIDERIEs and LAGEs,
| REAL LACE SETS,
/ CHEMISE and CHEsIISE PIECES,
| LACE CAPES and BERTHAS,
| HEAD DRESSES.
| Embroidered Pique MORNING ROBES.
| =, JACKETS.
| Pique SUITS, with Pants Boys.
largest choicest assortment of Chirens Pique ORES
SEES exhibited.
The same in chldrens Cloth eLoAKs and TALMAs from
| IS cents each
ehldren,s BRAIDED v1ENNoIsE APRONS something
Ladies' elegant SILK and VELVET cLoAKs Black and
trimmed in eolors.
immense variety of Cloth Cloak CIRCULARS, BUSTERS,
! etc-commencing at 81
All The predominant styles of Cashmere Brocho and Wooden
SHAWLS
Ladies' Chidren Kid Cashmere and Silk Plush GLOVES
something mz-.5
Parasos Umbrellas Perfumery Fans Combs Fancy Articles
| Small Wares, etc. etc.
o2s sOot ]. LEyoIs & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

Heavy RIFIE GosTRAor. see it stated that
sharp's rifle company, Of Hartford, Conn, has en-
tered into contract with foreign government to
furnish 100000 worth Of arms, with proyiso that
the order may be extended to a million of dollars
on giving the company ninety days, notice before
the completion Of the first lot. The same govern
ment has also contracted with the company for
several thousand dollars worth of the latest and
best ganmaking machines.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

WE are requested 10 call particular attention to
the large catalogue sale of furniture belonging 10 the Orleans
Club to be sold this day At 10 O'Clock BY Julian Neville
tionee at No II 81 Charles street. Parties DESTROYS o pro-
curing line household furniture elegant mirrors and carpets
bar-room furniture billiard tables, and hne library would do
well 10 attend This sale every article will positively be sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25
Later FROM Mexico.


CAPTURE OF GUADAIAJARA By THE LIBERALS.
The steamship Tennessee, Capt. Forbes, from
Vera Cruz, the 2lst, arrived yesterday morning
ESee our marine columns.l
By this arrival we have files Of Vera Cruz
papers to Sunday last, 2lst, and they contain
news Of interest and Importance. At the time the
vessel sailed an apparently weauthenticated
report prevailed that the important city of Qua
dalajara had been taken by the Liberal forces
under Gen. Ortega, after siege in which the in
habitants suffered terribly from famine and other
causes. We find no particulars of the siege, the
loss Of life or the conditions under which the city
capitulated. The line of decentralization was COM
pleted as early as the I'd instant, and letter of
that date from 0rtega stated it would be rapidly
advanced in order to hasten the assault.
Gen. 0rtega, it appears, was commissioned in
place of Degollado who was dismissed from his
command for the seizure Of the conducta.
There appears to be no reasonable doubt that
Guadalajara is now in the hands Of the Liberals,
and it il a most important step towards the final
overthrow of the Church party.
From other parts of Mexico we have nothing of
interest, except that Marquee had marched out Of
the capital with column of 1000 men, and en-
camped somewhere on the road to Queretaro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

EEw GRocEeY sToRE. at los Camp street,
Mssss Fprwsod GrIhbIe have established now grocery
ac It's location and tbs complete extensive
style Il wae stocked. take position in The front
rank ~ e issn grocery establishments Of the city We do
nj ests thai they store Us choice Sc.
lection he be descriptions gorsry merchandise the
faHfl denana offered In his city any ether
pds with all the Judgment and discretion sg
gsed aud intimate Knowledge Il the de-
iaana Of The trade and they a perfectly fresh aud NICE
portion Of hem naialoGuad leugy advertisement 10
u found columns readers who are ID need Of
family supplies should inspect the Messrs For
wpod Grbhlc They will End of the plus ultra or
DOR Flsaseseier 70 aforesaid advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

IT. kHAL EsTATE SEASON COMMENCING. -Messrs
E =. 60 viii sell this day O'Clock at The City
Motel she following property
IN a iate JOHN Leslie s those four ou
story ass buildings forming he southeast corner Or Canal aud
sses sesss oceapea bg MssA gadson 4 Co aud others
aess not eSssa on shat popular hsaleyasa Canal
hEs eaussea g state ~ behalf Of the aucticncer that
sas papesty w ps sid erlsf from his Hopc hs
ayaf' Mp'ea wli. ne rrsa assais sse advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

Snow on THE WHITE MouNrArNs.-The Boston
Transcript says that the White Mountains are cover
ed with snow, and in the clear sunlight of these
fine October days present beautiful appearance
When seen at this season, robed in their white
winter dress, realize the fitness of the name by
which they were known to the early English
yoyagers, as they are indeed g Crystal Hils.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25
ss-I.sss q Letters to-naorro,v.-ea

HAVE YouEsELE REG1srERED. The Office Of the
Registrar will be closed three days before the cleo
ton Those, therefore, who have not registered
had better do at once, and thus avoid the crowd
of ne last few days before tile election. The
Regiatrar's Office u III tie basement Of the City
YIalf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

- &C called meeting Of the Union Voters
Of the Fourth Ward Second District feld las cynin on
IHps " ADAMS unanimously nominated as their csndi
dale fef tbs Lssatuse the uuezpred term Of Hon
pisene resigned W. ]. MAYNARD, President
ako. y. BEARS, Secretary. oas zptc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25
HdrdsCGa-e.
Wines, Liquors, etc,

Nos Is AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
and pnts continually hand equal the bss that
comes to this Also other brands Of inferior quality,
TOPAZ SBERRY, CABINET SHERRY SIERRA sHER.
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY. SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA ANB SHERRY YIEEs,
of vintage 1885 1928 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, OF all deserptions-seoch Iriah
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also on hand ray usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in which will be sold unreasonable terms
-, -s'Y sEWELL 4. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. Is and Is Royalstree..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

THE ACADEMY or MusIo.- Sec advertisement Of
Tia Kanlsey a Newconibs, who viii be On hand to-
night with their admirable ennui-dispeiIing doings,
Iii tis way % the most neliifluous music and the
most cvmical advertisements.