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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-21


l take this early oportunity to inform the
farming community, that l have again opened
up the trade, for rselling and shipping the Nanny
Machine, ahat the Farmers may secure in due
time, one Of the most thorough and well tried
machines of the age. This machine has beer
in operation since the year 1850, and conse
quently undergoing improvements year after
year, that makes it now one of the most reliable
m achines Of tie day, that the farmers can de
pend upon. 1t is useless for me to puff this ma
chine, as its merits have been fully tested the
past year. Considering the amount Of machines
sold, and into so many different hands for ope.
ration, that the satisfaction rendered, was be-
yond my anticipation as we'll as that ofthe far
mers who used them.
do not hesitate TO say, that believe they
are building the BEST most desirable, and eco.
nomical reaping and moving machine ever Of
fered to the farmer, in this or any other County
and to be positively sure Of obtaining one, SEND
in your orders to me early.
| It's success is unparalleled in the history of har
vesters, its superior advantages, both in grair
and grass, give it preference in the minds o
all who witness its operation.
It's merits, real worth and utility place it be
yond the reach Of all competition, as thousand
in this State will testify, who know Of its valu
by actual experience the past year.
Some valuable improvements have been mad
for this season, viz A new pitman and mode O
fastening, new arrangement for caster-whee
quick or slow motion to the real new and i'm
proved boxes, also new arrangement fo
throwing in and out ofgear, which can be don
while the horses are in motion, with all tn
necessary apparatus for hitching to, such as neck
yoak, double-tree, whifle-tree, &c., whic
makes il complete Tor use.
N. B.-1 Farmers will please make appl
cation to me early, personally or by letter, thu
they may not be disappointed in getting machin,
No money required until the first Of July.
A. w. TAGGART, Agent.
! Hopedale, Har. Co., April IA, 1865.
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Cincinnati Market.

.. CINcINNATI, April 18.
Flour unchanged ano steady; sales 400 bbls
at $3,6O@3,70.
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TRUSTEES:

S-E-G L. " &\-AA sE--&- W " -E--A- -A- %
The proprietors of this beautiful collection Of
paintings are also owners Of large tract of land,
lying in the fiourishing village of Cedar Creek, Va
50 Miles by railroad from Washington, Ind in the
immediate vicn lty of the celebrated ''H
Sulphur, Iron ana Alum Springs,
noted for their efficacy in the cure of Bronchial nnd
Cutaneous Diseases. II .ss
This land, upon which have been erected stone
-four mill 3 saw mills and Is Dwellings, at an ex-
pense Of from $500 to $1,000 each, they now offs:
Tor sale in alternate 'ots.
The Price Of Each Lot is $40,
for which Warranty Deed, free and clear ofin.
cumbrance IS given, together with one of the Oil
Paintings on exhibition, which alone is worth the
sum paid, and would adorn any genteman's parlor,
whilst the Lot may contain one OF the Buildings a.
bove named ~
Pamphlets containing a Map, and explaining
more fully the motive, and object TO be attained
by making this apparent sacrifice of portion 81
their property, be seen at the Office OF this pa
per. te ea.eyt ,
by return post. and their Pictures by such convey
nnces as they may direct. They will be particular
in sending their orders name the County and State
in which they reside, as II is necessary for us TO
lorw ard the pictures without delay. 4g
A building loan will be made TO those desiring il,
equal to one ha the cost OF the budi lg be erect.
ed. -
Bank notes should be enclosed IN presence Of the
Post Master, in order to avoid risk. Address
LUCAS, BOWEN g. CO.;
No. 6lS Broadway, New York.
References respecting title to rbove named prop.
Francis H. Upton, Attorney at Law, 68 Wall
street, New York City, 20
Phillip Williams, Esq, Attorney at Law, Win.
chester, Verg'l
e. X L'Amereaux, Attorney ut Law, So Wall
street. New York. qf5uH
april a. '59-3m
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last week, are ABOUT 12c lower.
We quote:
PRICES OF EEEF AT FORTY FOURTH STREET.
To-day. Last week.
Premium Cattle none none
First quality 1On @llc 11c@lll3c
Medium quality 81 @10c 1Oc@ 104c
Poor quality 81 @9c SEQ 91ac
Poorest quality @8Ic $50 Sc
General seeling prices 9c@1013 Go lie
Average of all sales about 9@915c 91& @9Ac
SHEEp-The supply for the week past, though
near 1000 head more than the previous week, is
not equal to the demand. Prices still rule high,
especially for choice Sheep, of which there
were few lots on sale to-day, at $11 and SIG
erch, or 6c@8c n 1b live weight. Young lambs
are coming in Slowly. They bring $4@$6
each.
Alerton reports receipts of579 Sheep, selling
at 1Qlac@llRc, aud Jew 121ac p 1b., net
weight. Supply short and selling we'll.
| SwINE-Receipts are heavy at present, and
the weather unavorable for keeping dead meat
Large numbers of live hogs remain unsold al
prices below those Of last week.
Allerton reports receipts of 300 Hogs for the
past week, selling at 5c@515c gross.
- Van Brunt and Watrons, pork packers, at
NoF2O0 Chambers street, report sales as fol-
lows:
Live. Dressed
Corn fed 5A@5H Corn fed Z OH
Distillery 5 51S Distillery 6!a @634
Arrivals very heavy and prices on the decline
Demand very inactive Some 1900 hogs on the
market unsod.
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New YorA Cattle Market.

New YoRK, April II.
The cattle at Forty fourth street were deri
vnd from the follOwinp sources
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PRICES OF EEEF AT FORTY FOURTH STREET.

The average prices to-day, as compared wit
last week, are about 15c lower.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, July 24.-BREADsTUPFs.-Messrs Richard
son, Spence CO. report very dull market with heavy
imports and favorable weather for the harvest which is
commencing in the south of England Flour very slow
of sale and offered easier terms Western, 21s 21s
Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore, DDS G22s 3D.; Ohio, 22s.
(d24s. Wheat in very limited demand, and selling only
in retail at decline of Id. Red Western 5s sd 6s ID
Southern 6s 6s I'd white Western 6s (96s 4d. South
ern, 6s Cd ais 3D. Corn dull and yellow Cd ais low
er-small sales at 33s 3D. White nominal at 33s d33s
3d. for prime Northern, and 27s G32s for New Orleans
PRovIsIoNs-Beef dull and dropping Pork steady but
the market bare Bacon has declined week about
Is per cwt Lard in good demand and slightly dearer-
sales at 55sd56s for good to fine and 57sd57s 3D. for
choice Tallow freely offered lower rates Butchers
Association nominal at 49s
PRoDUCE.-Ashes dull at 35s-for both descriptions
Sugars firm, and in some rather dearer. Coffee firm
Rice steady, but Arracan trie lower. Sales of good
Carolina at 2O 20s Cd Tea inactive, and prices favor
ing buyers. Rosn in limited demand 4sd4s. 4d for
common, and IS G1Ss. for medium and fine Baltimore
Bark selling at Vs. and Philadelphia los Pale Seal
Oil in fair demand at f36 los. .df37. Cod s34. Linseed
in moderate request 34s 34s Cd. Olive Oil active
and slightly higher Spirits of Turpentne dull 39s "a
AIS.
LONDON MARKETS-Messrs. Barring Brothers report:
Corn quiet the decline advised per Vanderbilt 2
English Wheat, and Is foreign. Sugars active at
an advance of Cd I9d. Coffee quiet and steady Tea
Rather more inquiry for the better kinds, but common
dull at 94d94 Spirits of Turpentne dull at 40s The
sales of Indigo closed with active demand and the ad
dearer New York G1O l5s Boston 910 los good bust
in Lnseed OIL but the value has receded to 34s 3d.
D34s Sperm inquired for at fs5; South Sea, f350f37
and scarce; Pale Seal f39 Rice dull. Tallow dull at
ASS. for P. G. c. Whaebone in demand-f50O offered
Iron not mentioned.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
RECEIvED THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.


WASHINGTON, August 4.-The number of bids for the
million loan be decided on Monday next is ex-
pected reach large amount at favorable premium
the Government Information has also been received that
it will be bid for by foreign capitalists.
The receipts into the treasury from customs regarded
as indicative of general revival of business and will
than realize the expectations of the department
communicated to Congress toward the close of the late
session. Should the Improvement continue the same
ratio remaining of the twenty million loan will
be called for during the first two quarters the pres
ent fiscal year
Although New Granada has nerposed objections to the
United States troops passing the sthmus our Gov
its right and will exercise it. the
treaty stpulaons thus to transport them and from
the Pacific.
Neither the Navy the Post Office Department has
yet received from Mr. Collins concerning the
resumption of the ocean mail service
By recently received letters from Professor Alexander
the Treasury Department it appears that he feels en-
couraged to believe that his mission to Great Britain
procure the adoption of the decimal system currency
will be successful.
The papers the unfinished of the officers acted
upon by the naval of inquiry course of ar
rangement for examination by the President
The President is expected to return Washington OH
next Tuesday
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The bark E. A. Rawlings has, it is said, recently
succeeded in landing some 45O African negroes on
the coast near Havana.
The Wooster, Ohio, Republican,, mentions the
death of child of Mr.. Fletcher Spear by falling
head first into "a barrel of hot soap.
There were nineteen American sea-going vessels
reported as totally lost during the month of July,
ana one missing.
,,d Is time piece in Clinton, N. Y, two
Fahae E Wears old, brought by the celebrated
Four brothers named Reed ar. no,, ;nooroorotod
In the State Prison of Georgia The family stuck
together pretty well. '"N'i' e''''A
The Kansas City journal says that five tbousand
letters were received at the post Office in that CITY
in one day. '"' ''''
Captain Woodbury. Dyer, one of the Oldest and
successful shpmasters out of Portland, died on the
1st inst, of fever contracted at Kingston, Jamaica.
The Hon. l. d. Wither spoon, of South Carolina,
died at one Of the Virginia Springs last week.
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La w INTELLHENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert N Martin
special Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday:
George Garret Samuel Ellinger. An action to
value certain cattle sold to the defendant by
agent of the plaintiff On trial C. Marshall for the
plaintiff William P. Whyte and j. Malcolm for the defen
dant.
CIRCUIT COURT BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon VIM. Geo
Krebs, Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday:
Joseph n Cahill vs Mary E. Cah Application fled
for the issuing ascertain the mental condition
Of the defendant Order passed directing the writ be
issued T. P. Scott for the plaintiff. ..
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Samuel T. Williams Esq, editor of the Daily Globe was
yesterday united in marriage Miss Carrie daughter
John c. Rves ESQ., proprietor of that paper 1t is
intention of the happy pair to leave Immediately Eu
ropean tour
Lord Napier held protracd conference with Secretary
Cas to-day and altered slightly his dispatches Govern
Douglas to be forwarded by Mr. Nugent His ordship
also inquired anXiousy after the Minister from Mica
ragua who is closeted with Gen Yrissar Brook
lyn. Lord Napier leaves here tomorrow for Newport
The enormous receipts at the New York Custom House
1920 00) Saturday and the previous gradual increase
satisfies Secretary Cobb that he will not have negotiate
the ten millions of the authorized loan not yet advertised
The ten millions for which proposals have been asked
will be negotiated as advertised
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ALMOST A DuEL-Two young gentlemen, visiters
at the Warrenton Springs, left that pleasant retreat
on Monday morning last for Washington, to settle,
according to the code of honor, personal diff
Guilty. Whether the cause of this misunderstanding
grew out of rivalry between the gentlemen for the
favor of any of the lady ysiters to the springs or
is to be attributed other occurrences has not been
stated. The challenger was Mr.. Q. c. Carver, of
Mobile, and the challenged, Mr.. James Green, of
Fauquier county, Virginia. The hostile meeting
was to have come off at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, but, before the hour arrived, Mr.. Carver was
apprehended by one of our police officers and re-
quired by Justice Dom to give bond in the sum of
$4,000 not to prosecute the affair any farther Mr.
Green did not come directly to the city, and thus
avoided arrest. Mr.. Carver gave s. c. Smoot, ESQ.,,
of this city, as his bondsman.- Wash. Unioa
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A DUEL ON THE MIssIssPPI.-An alteration oc-
CURED few days since between Mr.. John York,
of New Orleans, and Mr.. Carrick, of Memphis,
Tenn, the settlement of which could not be post
poned until they could arrive at some town. So
they agreed to stop at the first landing, and there
settle the affair." which they did, with their friends;
Mr.. Charles Laughlin, of Missouri as Mr.. Carri"k's
friend Mr.. W. A. Gardner, of Alabama, as Mr..
Yorks friend. No one else was present. They
took their positions, and exchanged one shot-Mr.
York not hurt. Mr. Carrick shot in the shoulder.
Some words then took place between Mr.. Gardner
and Mr.. Laughlin, whereupon the pistols were re-
loaded-Mr. York as Mr.. Gardner's friend, and Mr..
Carrck as MIR. Laughlin's friend. They took their
positions, and fired one shot-Mr. Gardner slightly
wounded in the arm, Mr.. Laughlin shot in the
body, about two inches above the hip, but is now
considered out of danger. The. parties are now in
Lexington, Ky.
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The ''gallant Zouave," de REVERE, is wandering
about New Jersey in disguise, perfect specimen
of the hero of modern romance.
The Hon. George Foote, Probate Judge of De Soto
county, Miss died at his residence in fernando on
the 18th inst.
The Postmaster at Montpelier, Williams county,
Ohio, has been arrested for abstracting draft of
SIPS from letter.
Mr.. Lemuel Fl. Bennett, of Plaquemine, La, COM
mitted suicide, by shooting himself, at New River,
on the 17th inst.
There were twenty-five deaths from yellow fever
in New Orleans for the week ending the 25th ult.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

CINCINNATI MARKET, Aug. 2.-FLoUR.-No change
the market The demand for the better grades good
and the market for them firm but the lower grades
neglected Sales of 100 bbs. at 81 25455 for extra
LOO bbls received the last "A hours.
WHIsKEY.-The demand is fully equal to the supply,
and the market is firm with sales of 700 bbls 2323H
cts. the latter rate for wagon.
PRovIsIoNs-A sale of so, 900 lbs heavy Bulk Sides
suitable for clearing at SSan advance In other articles
nothing transpired Holders are firm.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Exchange
TALBOT COUNTY COURT.-TRIAL OF
WILSON

EASToN L. SHORE, MD., August A, 1858.
70 Editors Ecchdnge:-The trial of Solomon T.
Wilson, indicted for mansaughter in killing John
7. Bradshaw on the Goth June 1855, which COM
terest manifested by the community in the case is
unabated, and the court room is crowded with eager
listeners every day. The traverser is a Young man.
and sits beside his counsel scarcely ever raising his
head but attending closely to all that transpires in
the progress of the case. His senior counsel Mr.
Preston and his colleagues exhibit the most indefat
lgable industry IN contesting every inch of ground
that admits of contest. The same spirit is mani
tested by the representatives of the State and in
consequence, the case is frequently interrupted by
prolonged discussions upon points of law, about the
aGmissibility of evidence.
Since my last report, the examination of wit
nesses has proceeded slowly. On Friday, witnesses
to the character of deceased his temper and dispo
stion, when in liquor, were called, and during
the examination the question raised. as to whe-
ther particular instances of violence could be given
IN elucidation of character. The objection was
interposed by the State and after prolonged discus
played on both sides, the objection was sustained,
and nterrogations only permitted as to the general
character of deceased as a violent and dangerous
man when intoxicated, not founded the witnesses
knowledge Of particular acts, but derived from his
common reputation in the community in which he
lived. In their arguments upon this point before
the Court both sides cited the well known case of
Selfridge in support of their respective views.
large number of witnesses have been examined as to
the excitabty of the deceased when inebriated.
and as to the relative size, weight and strength of
Wilson and Bradshaw, and that is the subject of
investigation at the present time. Governor Hicks
was examined upon those points TO-DAY, and after
wards discharged from further attendance He re-
turns to Annapolis to-day.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, August 4.-Flour is firm-saes of 13, 500
bbls-state s4.15d4 25; Ohio s495G5.25 Southern s5
525. Wheat is irm-sales of 65 600 bus Southern Red
81 goal S0 White 13OG145 Western Red 81 O3G1 10;
White 12G115 cts Corn is rmsales Of 80 900 bushels
Yellow 100g105 cts. White SO cts. Mixed 6S191 cts
Pork is firm; Prime has advanced cs-sales at Sl4 SOFA
1470 Mess s17 45917 So Sugar closed buoyant-Mus,
covado * d9 cts. Whiskey closed firm at 25d26
Spirits Turpentine 44G45 cts Rosin is dull at 81 S.
Rice is steady at $685.. Freights are dropping.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3-Cotton is easier-sales of
900 bales to day Corn 80 cts. Whskey, raw %
CHICAGO, August 3-Flour active. Wheat firm, and &c
better Corn has advancing tendency but the market
is excited and unsettledsaes at 6Scan advance of &C.
Oats firm. Shipments to Buffalo-No four IA 500 bush
els of wheat Receipts-60O bbs of -four IA 900 bushels
of wheat, and A 600 do. corn.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Flour and Provisions un-
changed Sales of Whiskey at DC heavy shower of
rain fell this afternoon. flooding the streets
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Police Intelligence.

Michael Smith and John Gibbs who arrested few
days since the charge of assaulng with intent to kill
John Glass yesterday underwent further examination
before Justice Ensor, and honorabIy discharged
from custody The affair alleged to have taken place
Seegers lager beer brewery the Frederick road
from the evidence ELECTED it appeared that there
testimony to crimnate the parties with the transaction
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MlSSOuIi Election.

CINCINNATI, August 4-The St Louis papers of Tues.
day announce the defeat of Mr. Blair for Congress and
the election of Mr. Barrett Democrat by 600 majority
SECOND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, Aug 4The Congressional election returns
from four of the county precins and all the wards in the
city, excepting two small precincts foot up follows:
Barrett, (Dem) 6,459 Blair (Emaneipationist) $500;
Breckenridge, (American 1896
The returns for members Legislature and county
cers not yet counted but the Democratic tick
ct is claimed elected by majority of 500 500
The whole vote cast in the county will exceed OOO
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

HALIFAX, N. S.-Brig Allen A Chapman
1897 bbls mackerel-Kirkland, Chase & Co; chrome
meter-Gould & Ward.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Sfnr. JVm Jenkins
127 cases dry goods-Rice, Chase & Co.. $50 do mdse-
Magraw Koons 469 bales dry goods 440 do 400
bds. gunny bags, LILO boots and shoes-sundry
persons; AGO pkgs. mdse.-agt. B. 4 o. R.R
CHARLEsroN-Stmr. Georges Greek
81 bales cotton-A c. Schaefer; 100 do. domestics-
Wyman, Byrdi& Co.
New YoRK-Stmr. Elizabeth
10 casks wine-order crates earthenware-M
Bros; 800 pkgs. mdse.-sundry persons.
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InQueSts.

Coroner Greentree yesterday held inquest the
body of a man named William Pitt, who died suddenly
at the residence of Mrs Seebod North Fremont
The deceased about 45 years of age and unmarried
The jury rendered verdict that death ensued from fit
supernduced from unknown them The deceased
being without relatives friends in this community his
body was taken charge Of by Mr. L. r. Wooen, who had
it deposited in his private lot in the Western Cemetery
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Alum 125 cents for Marshalls from shipboard 140
cents per for Ashtons from store and 923 cents
per bush for Turks Island.
WHISKEY.-The market is unsettled, with dropping
tendency Sales bbs Ohio at26H 100 bbs do
private terms and $50 bbs City and Country at 26D26K