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Bound Over.

We learn that J Rhoades, the brother
of the man that was murdered near Ham
den, has been recognized in the sum Of
$4,000, for his appearance at Court, as
the supposed murderer. There were a
bout one hundred witnesses examined in
this case, which consumed the greater
part of three days and nights. We un-
derstand that the evidence against him
was very slight, and that there was every
probability of his being honorably acquit-
ted of the charge. Several responsible
men very readily came forward and en-
tered their names as his bail.
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CorOner's Inquest.

We the Undersigned Jurors, ompdnclcd and sworn
by John W. Dickinson, Coroner of Jackson County,
Ohio to holdan inquest on tho dead body of MAmoN
WARE, do find that tho deceased camo to his death
by suicide, as we do verify believe, by resting his
gun, with the muzalo over It small stump near three
feet high and about lvo inches in diameter with
the breach on tho ground, and putting his mouth
over tho mu22Io of the gum and touching pushing
the trigger, with the nm-rod held in hs right hand,
the whole contents passing up from the palate of
his mouth and out ut the top of his head; on the
eleventh day of March, 1886.
Dr.. VIM Scurlock, Williamson Scurlock, VIM,
w. Buckley Charles +. johnson, james Corn, Jr,,
Jshiel g. Halo.
lido certify the above to be a truo copy Of the Ju-
rors verdict on inquest
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CoURr OF CoMMoN PLEAS. MARCH
TERM 1856.-Ths Court convened on
Tuesday, the l8tlg Judge Reck presiding,
there appears to be more tIan the uSuai
amount of business before the Court at
this term. Grand Jurors empannelou ana
sworn as follows Beverly keeHah, fore-
man Samuel Claar, W. Brown John
w. West, Benz. Reiglc, Amos N, llol.
comb, Robert Erwin, Hugh G. Hale David
Radcliffe, James Z. Whitman, Daniel Ed
wards. Regular Jurors, J. D. James,
John Clark and E. T. Swift, taismcn.
The Grand Jurors found two bills Of IN
dictment against W. Multner. One FOL
Murder in the second degree and one iol
assault with intent to kill. Mulmcr was
brought into Court On Tuesday, and PIeac
" Not Gmihy,' to both indictments. We
understand his trial IL to commence to
| day.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, March II.

MONDAY EVENING, Mafcn l.
FLOUR-The market continues to
work easy, with very moderate demand.
The sales include 23g bbs. at SIS, 90;
iG0 do. at same, and 200 do. at $5,25.-
r ceived during the last lotiy-eight hours
1 892 barrels.
PROVISIONS--The market dfags
heavily, with a very limited demand
Sales to-day of 10000 lbs, Bulk Snoul-
ders. Sides and Hams. at 81, 6t07Bc.
and 100, ,OOOlbs Sdes al G5c. Nothing
transpired in Pork or Lard,
SnlPSTUFF-A sale Of II tons at
I$I8.
WHISKY-The market is steady,
with an improved demand. Sales OF l..
26O bills from river and railroads at 1890,
CHEESE-Sales oI300 boxes al lO(0
l0!c.
SEED-Sales of 900 bushels Flax al
$3.50, aud 20 do. Clover at s., go
Clover is dull at THIS rate.
SUGAR--Saies of 81 hhds. fair and
prime at 84084c. The market is steady,
1 with a fair demaud.
MOLASSES--We have no change tc
notice; the demand is moderate, in th5
regular way, and prices firm. SaIsSo
100 bblS. at 40O4lc.
COFFEE-The demand is fair with q
firm market, and good to prime descriP
uons are scarce, Sales OF no bags, a
1871 to 1890 for common TO good; prime il
held firmly al l3c.
OII.--Saes oI 81 bbls Linseed at 5 !!
Market firm.
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Our Foreign Relations.
WASHINGTON, March II.

w A0llNOlON A4 al vi 4 -
Buchanan's letters by the Arabia an
nounce thai the feeling in political circles
in England towards the United States,
has been much modified on the present
differences. The reaction is even stronger
than indicated by the press, and favorable
to reasonable adjustment. No difficulty
is now anticipated on that score, although
there has been no very recent conleren-
ces, owing to Lord Clarendons absence
at Paris. Some apprehensions are enter
tanned as to the effect of the publication
Of the enlistment and Central American
correspondence.
The recent friendly demonstrations to-
ward Mr.. Buchanan, will continue unit
his successor arrives whom Mr.. Buchan
an will present Immediately.
Two alidavits have been received by
the government from commissioned off
GERS attached to the Foreign Legation
stating that British Vice Consul Stanley
agreed to pay them and such others al
were under Indictment or held to bail, 70.
recruiting the same compensation a
though in service, and they received sew
enry.lwo dollars monthly until recently
when MIR. Stanley told them he was goinI
to Washington to close affairs, and askeC
them for the correspondence and othe
documents in their possession. Thes
were delivered in mistaken confidence
and then the men were discharged
Hence came the publicity.
The treaty with Denmark on the Soun,
Dues expires about the middle of Apr
under the notice given, but the Presidcn
has extended the time for going into Prac
tica effect sixty days longer, at the III
gent request of that government.
1t appears that the Congress, whicI
met at Copenhagen on this subject, ad
journed, but did not disperse, and la
again resumed negotiations in the hope c
reaching some acceptable conclusion.
The Administration will not acccde t
any renewed proposition Of capitalization
at ninety millions Of rix dollars,
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In the multitude Of COunSelOrs
there is Safety.

The following gentlemen of the bar
from abroad were in attendance at Court
during its sitting. W. 7, McClinticli
and W. II. Stafford, ChilIcothe; W. A.
IIutchcns, W. II. Reed and Geo. john
son, Portsmouth; A. 7, Holcomb, Vim
ton; L. Jordon and John $. George,
Ironlon. In addition to the above the
gentlemen of the Bar in our own County
in attendance were Hon. IL. S. Bundy,
r.. G. Hoffman, Levi DUNCAN, Davis
Mackley, W. X. Hastings, Isaac Roberts
j. w. Longbon, II, IL, Fullerton and
Al. Samson.
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From St. Louis
ST., LOUIS, March 10.

Sr, LOUIS, March IL.
The Republicans Lexington cores,
pondent tcIcgraphs: The Kansas State
Legislature met at Topeka on the 4th,
They organized by the election ofoiliccrs.
Gov Robinson's message is published,
and is mostly devoted to a review of the
history of Kansas, and endeayors to JUS
ti(y the action of the Frecsoil party. One
Of the concluding clauses reads as fol,
lows:
1t is understood that the Deputy Mar
shal has private instructions to arrest the
members of the Legislatures and State
officers for treason, as soon as this ad
dress is received by you. In such event
no resistance will be offered to the off
GERS; let what will come, not finger
should BE- raised against the federal au.
thorlty until there shall be no more relief
but in revolution.
Another reads thus: Exposed as our
citizens are TO the scalping knife on the
Wesl, and to revolvers on the East, a
thorough and early organization is called
lor.
The Independence correspondent telc.
graphs that tho Legislature had adjourn
cd to Lawrence and was in session there
and seemed to be determined to carry on
their measures, Governor shannon hat
gone there to ascertain what was being
done. No violence apprehouded. Bu
llilllc excitement along tie border. On
hundred Of Shapes S rifles and two can
iirns are at Lexington, and held by th
clIizoussubjcct 70 the order Of Goyemo
Shannon. -,
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From tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
The Irish Convention
snop rmoN CELEBRATES nigh MASS ov

BISHOP TlMON CELEBRATES high MASS OVER IT.
The last number Of the Catholic Senti-
mel, in speaking of the Irish convention,
takes pains to inform the public that the
Right Rev. Father in God, Bishop Timon,
had promised to give it his benediction.
AS the press is excluded, we copy the
following frctt-Aie organ Of the Bishop
1T would not be fair for us to judge
the convention, until its actions be brought
to light, when we hope to have the pleas
urc of publishing documentary evidence,
that friendship, talent, generosity, libcr
ally and patriotism marked all It's pro
ceedings. The Right Rev, Bishop Timon
has consented, through Rev Mr., Moore,
with whom communication was held on
the subject, to have High Mass celebra.
ted on Wednesday, 18th inst, in order tc
implore the Gyer Of all good gifts to diff
fuse His grace over the proceedings oI
the convention, This is pious thought,
and it speaks well for the prime movers
of the reunion
Oh yes, says the New York Express, it
is "a pious thought no doubt, fora Right
Reverend prelato (who was over TO Rome
last year, getting instructions from the
Pope, to be engineering a Presidential
campaign against the wicked Know-No'
things, all under cover Of immigration
to Canada About as 'pious,' we dare
say, as that other thought the same wor,
thy prelato had two or three years ago,
when, as we all remember he tried to
whccllo the laity Of the Church of ST,
Louis out of their temporaIilies, by bring
ing over the Popo'G Nuncio here to scare
them with bull of communication
Ills Reverence did not succeed then. We
don't think he is going to have better
lunk now
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ANCIENT METRopoLIs.-Mr. John Han.
na, late of the Portsmouth Herald has
purchased the "Ancient Metropolis" al
Chillicothe, of VIM. E. Gilmore, ESD
We wish our friend Gilmore much happi'
ness in this escape from the troubles and
vexatons of publishing a newspaper, and
to Mr.. Hanna, we hope he may find in the
the "Old Metropolis" a more congenia
atmosphere than he experienced in his
late career in the Iron City,"
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Seward Beaten in his own City,

The Americans have again triumphed
in the city of Auburn, New York, elect.
ing their Mayor and large maj ority Of
tho Aldermen The Republicans made
unusual efforts to carry the city, having
nominated Christopher Morgan, iormeIy
NJ, c., and Secretary OF State, for Mayor.
Mr. Morgan is a devoted friend OF Mr..
Seward, and in personally very popular.
but his popularity avaiIed him not. The
Seward cohorts were completely prostra.
tod, aud the American banner now waves
ImumphOnly over Auburn.-American
Organ,
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The above aggregates show an in
crease in number Of 2l4,338. We have
yet TO hear from twenty places in Ohio,
nineteen in Indiana, eight in Iowa. twen-
ty two in Illinois. three in Wisconsin,
and four in Missouri; besides some new
places, the return from which will, no
doubt, increase the excess this season,
10 four hundred thousand. At eighty
nine Of the places reported the increa, e
in the weight ranges from three to forty
per cent, chiefly ranging from nine to
thirty per cent, and at seventeen places
there is Il decrease in weight reported, oi
two to ten per cent.
At the other points our correspondents
were not able to give the comparative in
crease or decrease; but, from The inlor.
nation we have in our possession, we
have no hesitancy in putting down the
average increase in weight at twelve per
cent. believing that this is rather under
the actual increase. There is also a cor.
responding increase in the yield Of lard
and the quality Of both pork and lard is
represented very superior.
An increase oftwelye per cent. on the
number packed at the points reported
would be equal to 2l7291 hogs, which
added 10 the increase in number, wouiC
show the aggregate increase to be equa
to 43l G32 hogs.
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~ The following gentlemen compose
the Petit Jury, at the present term
Levi Goodrich, p S, Sherer, John E,
Jones, Lewis Horton, Adam Lackey,
Bamzel Lackey, Thomas 7. Jones, VIM
Parks, Ezekiel Inman, Hezekiah Shepard
Elijah Musgroye and Wm. Buris.
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Liverpool Market.

LlylRPooL. Feb. 90.
Brealstuf. have declined considerably and
the market closed dull. Wheat has fallen Off Sd
and Flour Is; Ohio quoted at BIS Cd; Western
Canal 34@3Gs Philadelphia and Baltimore 36d
37s Corn has also declined Is to Is Cd, with
little spec ulatve demands white and yellow 3ls
mixed 33s Cd. White wheat los 6dj red do 81
9d@l0s.
Provisions generally unchanged end steady
Pork in improved demand,
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RF There are many of our country
friends that wo have asked to subscribe
for our paper, and the answer they make,
is; "oh, | take a City Papcr?' Now
the fact is. it is well enough to take city
papers, and city papers are all well enough
in their place, but then you do not get to
see. any of the county news, aud that
yhich should most interest them. OuI
sS,pfkalc only ~ 90 per year in advance,
alLerN,se Sfy51
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H0rs and the Eog Trade.

The Cincinnati Price Current gives a
detailed statement Of the number of hogs
killed at the different points Of the West
during the years 18i4-'5 and 1866 -
We cory the following, being The cunclu-
sion of Inc article. If there is peace in
Europe, the dealers VIII paid such high
prcrs for hogs during the past season
must suslsin heavy losses. Ia any even
there must be a loss 10 some Of The deal
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ARREST ON CRARGE OF MURDER "A young
man in the town of Delaware, by the name of
Win. Hull, has been arrested on charge of
numbering French travelling jeweller named
Jules Du Collier, in January last, at Hannibal,
Mo- The accused wa not long since an inmate
of the lunqtiO asylum, and his friends believe
him to be subject to mental alienation. He is in
Jail, awaiting II requistiOn from the Governor
Of Missouri--O. s. Journal.
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GoDY for April has been received, after
a carful examination we cannot see that 1t
has lost any of its former brilliancy' but
rather think thsro is decidedly much im'
proyement in its appearance and worth.
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RE- An article appeared in last weeks
Standard" in regard to the discrodit of
certain Banks. The article was selected
from paper published In one Of the far
Western States, and being copied in one
Of the papers in our neighbOrhood, at once
deceived us as to its accuracy. We are
informed that all or most of tho papor Of
these banks are receivable in the banks Of
this State.
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man named Canter is in prison
in this place, under arrest as one of the
PARTICIPANTS in the murder of an lrshman
at or near Monroe Furnace, some time
sinne.
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FRANK LEsuE's LADIES Book OF FASH,
IONS, has been received. 1t is most
beautiful work, and contains much yalua-
bic information for the Ladies.
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TIE School HousE,-The Commits
sioners awarded to our friend and fellow
citizen, 7. N. Howell, Esq, the building
of the Public School House, in this place,
he having made the lowest bid. The
Judgeis a responsible man, and will have
the work done in good style.
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MURRAY & STEPHENSON, Manufacturing
Company, Portsmouth, advertise in an
other column. This Company is one
among the very best in the Western
Country.
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PRopUoE.-Therc is some produce be-
ginning to appear in our market Pota-
toes so cts, per bushel. Hlrnip' at 40
cts, per bushel Eggs 10 cts,' per dOz-
On. Too high price entirely for this re-
crion
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II. ". White, has on hands a large
stock of Hardware, Musical Instruments,
Guns, and Pistols, for sale low See card
in another column.
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DAILY MAlL.-The Daily Mail that has
been SO long talked of between this place
and Hamden on the cars commenced being
delivered at this place on Monday last
We VIZ. by this arrangement be enabled to
give the very latest news and also tho for
eign Markets, which will be, no doubt,
highly appreciated by our readers.
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JgAggs9 SOU 0qAg1DA4Oa
OhiO Tecislatura.

The Ohio Statesman, under the lnliu'
ence of pre.dctermination, continues to
express its dislike of the action Of the Lee
'gislaturc. Everything it says and does
displeases the discriminating and imPar-
Hal editor Of the Statesman. The Senate
ordered the bill providing for the semi
annual collection Of taxes to be engrossed,
much to the surprise of all outsiders,
and Of this action our wise contemporary
says:
we have thus far looked upon the pro-
iect as one 50 perfectly ridiculous, that
we had scarcely thoughtit worthy of no.
tice What new project-new notion
new nonsense, will next strike the Sena,
tors with favor. we are not able to predict,
for some things are beyond the ken oj
sane men to originate
1t would be nothing more, perhaps,
thpn the part Of commcndable modesty
| if our neignbor would permit individuals
who have as much reputation, at least, as
himself, as intelligent politicians, Gnan
ciers and economists, to differ with hin
in opinion, without characterlzing then
as supporters of nonsense originator'
of ridiculous projects, &c. Especially
would such course be proper, inasmucl
as Governor MEDILL recommended tho
passaqe Of the law referred to, and yer.
large majority, if not nearly all the tai
payers in this county, including real Dem
Gratis and Democrats OF the Statesman
school, favor it. The only objection oil
cotemporary is able to make to the law
after all, is that it will increase the labo
Of officers, and d0Ubie the erPenSes.
Auditors and TreasurerS are employee
at specified salary to do the work, W
do not see how the expenses are to b
doubled, and the officers think the labo
greater than the pay, they will not b
bound to hold their places The obJeC
ton on the ground Of increased labor
would be worthy Of consideration, it tn
beople expected the Legislature to pas
laws for the benefit of, and to please put
lie officers. The latter was the great all
of Legislatures whose acts pleased I'll
| Statesman, but it is gratifying to kno
chat we have a body now, whose ain
are higher, and whose acts carry wit
them tone Of honesty.
, The Statesman also makes a great iu
I over the announcement that the acts
-, the State House Commissioners are ill
+ gal, bccau e the law providing for Il
appointment of the latter expired tv
years ago 1t thinks it strange that t!
, Legislature in session at the time of the
~ appointment, did not find it out. This
! nomore strange than the wilIiul blindnc
= Of that body to the wholesale robbery
the State Treasury by parties connectC
. with the State House. If, by proving Il
a acts Of those gentlemen illegal, the publ
= money could be recovered and repIac,
n in the Treasury, and the worthless WI
4 have grown fat at the public crib, co
;, signed to a position in the penitcndar
where they would be compel.ed TO ma
> restitution to the State, and do penan
- for their sins, it would be gratifying I
:, sult-Cm Gazette.
-
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n HAVEN, March l3.

Tho Wing State Coz SSnion to-day nOmina-
ted John A. Rockwell for Governor; Joshua
NJ. Carte, for Lieut.. Governor; ]. X, Trumbull
for Secretary of state, and Albert N. Baldwin,
for Comptroller
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TnE PRrSrERs WANT MONEY, all those
indebted to US. will please take notice ao'
cordingly.
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.ry- Messrs. Moore, and Campbell, NJ
c., will accept our thanks for Congress
sional Documents.
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10 Messrs, Bundy, Senate, and Blng'
ham, H. R., will accept our thanks FOL
Legislative Documents.
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re- The Northra Bee, published at
st. Petersburgh, says: :-"I If God grant
us peace, we shall take advantage of it to
provide Russia with railways"
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EDIToRIAL VIsIT.-E. B. Eshelman,
ESQ, Of the Chillicothe Advertiser, was
in our Office few days since. Mr. E.
reports the good prospects of tho Ancient
City. He was bobbing around among
our citizens endeavoring to pick up few
subscribers.
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M'ARrHuRD DEMOCRAT We understand
that Mr.. Pearco, formerly of the Ports
month Daily Dispatch, haspurchased The
Macarthur Democrat office. From a
former acquaintance with the gentleman,
we have not a particle of doubt, but that
he will make many improvements upon
tho now miserable appearance Of that
paper.
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AccrDENr.-0ur worthy friend Mr.. D..
Radcliffe, of this place met with an acci-
dent on Thursday last, which we cannot
conceive how he escaped death. He went
under board pile that was up for kiln
drying, and upon knocking out one of the
braces the whole quantity of lumber fell
upon him. He is now about again but ap.
pears TO be much disabled.
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R.g" The Ohio river at Evansville is
2,816 feet wide being wider than the Miss
issippi at st, Louis,
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DNine murders have been committed in
Tenn, within year, and not ono of
the nlurderers have been brought to iusticsl
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Several of the Missouri papers have
hojsled the name of Col. Doniphan for
next President,
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D7'The Indiana State Fair premium list for
1856, to 5000, and is opea to all the world.
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OJ"The following is the editors prayer for his
good paying subscribers:
May they live in clover the rest of their lives,
Have plenty of cash and--capital wives;
May they know no fear do jnst right,
Be temperate men-never get Tight
We wish them full cellars and barns;
May they ncverneglect their immortal CoSsARSs.'
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RE- The Chicago Democratic Press
saws of the recent election in thel town !:
That it was carried By a regularly or
ganizod scheme Tor fraudulent voting, no
citizen of Chicago pretends to question,
Whether tho whole scheme, in all its
bascness and magnitude, will ever bo laid
bare to the public, is perhaps doubtful,
but that developments will be made quite
sufficient to show that f. Sherman is le
.gOny Mayor elect Of Chicago, wo do moi
entertain doubt, A few facts from the
recent canvass will place this matter in ;
striking light Tho increased vote ioD
Mayor over that Of 1856. is 2,9l2.'
A correspondent Of the MississippiaI
nomiuoles tho Hon. a, v Brown, 0
| Tennessee, for the Vice Presidency,
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Rv A passenger on rhs. Cars for Ham
den to his place, on Monday last informs
ais that ono Of the freight cars ran off tae
track, but that there was no material dam
are done. 1t is well worthy Of note tha
tbsre has been less serious damage and
loss Of lie upon the S. & IL. Y. Il. Road.
than any other in the Slate, and we eap on
T. oiva Il a.. eoed aaap,.that there arc