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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17
6arlners' Department.
w,,rE for the Month.

Relpw we give some valuable advice
from that choice agricultural publication,
the American Farmer.
PLoUGHINe.
The foundation of the years work for
every cultivated crop is complete and
thorough breaking and turning of the
ground. One good ploughing will put
lhe ground In better condition for crop
ping than three imperfectly done. In
deed no after pains can remedy the de-
fieiency. 1t is of the utmost importance
then, to be prepared in every point for
the proper execution of so heavy part
Of the farm labour
Turn a furrow of seven inches depth
az the least, and the nearer it approach
IS to twelve inches, the better. There
may be soils that form exceptions to the
rule of deep-ploughing; aud which re-
quire from some popularity in the sub
soil, a gradual deepening. In our own
experience, we have met with none such.
We have, without fear, thrown up four
inches of clay spb-soil, winch had never
seen the light before, on the surface Of
bed of ten inches, and, with moderate
manuring, made the best crop of corn
the land had produced within the mem
DRY Of living men. We look upon a
deep soil as the very first requisite of
the successful cultivation of almost eve
ry crop. Summer crops, SO very uncer-
tain on a shallow soil, arc alanost inou-
red against the vieissitudes of the season
in deep one. We do not think the all
important ccrn-crop would fail of good
yield one year in twenty, planted on a
bed Of twenty inches in depth.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17

Below we give some valuable advice
from that choice agricultural publication.
the American Farmer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17
Dyspcpsia.

The great scourge OF this continent yields
quickly to a course of these antisepdc Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored TO their
proper tone no matter in what hideous shape
this hydra of disease exhibits itself, thissearch-
ing and unerring remedy disperses it from tie
patients system.
General Debility a md Weakn S..
From whatever cause, LowsIss OF SPIRITS,
and all other signs Of diseased liver, and other
Reorganization of the system, vanish under the
eradcating influence oft this all powerful anti
septic an detergen remedy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17

The proper qunntum and right condition of
the bile Is of momentous importance tothe
health of the human frame, this ANTI BILIOUS
med cine expels the hidden seeds Of the com
plant, and renders all the fluids and secretions
pure and fluent cleansing and resuItating the
vital functions Of the body.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17

September, Q, 1859.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17

JUST received, good assortment Of
u FINE audLow Priced Wathes al
Up. WRI6HT's.
Jswelsy HstAblishment.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17

Hampshire, Maury county, Tsnnes,ss.
December ., 1s56.-6 mos. u :
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

Mr.. WV. j. FLAee, the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor, Is expected to arrive in the city
day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
(By Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April l-P. III.
flour-state and Western heavy, and 90 lOc. lower;
sales 5000 brls at 81 25@j 65 for superfne state
IS 7NS 30 for choice do. 50 JOGl6 IS for common TO
good extra Western, and Sc 60Cd6 70 for do. round
hoop Ohio, cosng dull. Very small sales Canadian
Flour making at &c jNd7 10 for extras. Rye Flour
frmcr; sales 800 brls. at So 706l4 Is.
cent a material decline. Nothing done. Ryo lower;
sales 1900 bushels at Ss6t0c Barley heavy ana dul,
sales 1900 bushels very good state at 7jc Corn ui
and heavy; sales 5000 bushels at SGyOc t9r new
low Jersey and Southern; mixed Western Is nominal
at sg0QOc Oats quiet at 56I57c. Tor state, anu JsG
&C for Western and Canadian. -,. , .
Whisky dull; sales $50 brls at T92Efc., ana ~
Pork dull, lower and unsettled; sales 1000 brls. at
sl7 25 for old mess; Sl7 5O@l7 70 for new do VIZ %
for prime; included In the sales 900 brls deliver
able all this month at the sellers option, at Sl1 %,
kinds Of Pork now here is brls at the same imo
last month, s43S2 brls.; and at the same time last
year Az brls Beef unchanged: sales 100 brls. at
Sc 50617 for country prime, 81 JOg9 for 90; mess,
extra do The total stock Of all kinds Of Beef nov
here is 1862 brls.; at the same time last month
Sq,O7S, and at the same time last year 23O9l brls
Primo mess Beef firm at Si7@?O. Beof Hams steady
Dressed Hogs dull at sIs@SAc. Cut Meats steady;
sales 800 packages @b7c. for Shoulders, and e9
qIac for Hams Lard lower sales 500 brs ct ll1403
ll4c including 200 brs., April and May delivery OF
Butter quiet at lNal5c for Ohio, aud lsG12Sc. fol-
state Cheese steady at s6lllAc.
Cotton unchanged; sales 5000 bales at l2Ac. FOL
middling uplonds, and l2Ac. for middling Orleans
Sugar firm nt7l5@elic.
Spirits Turpentine dull at to-.
Rice quiet.
Iron dull at 26@segc.
Oils dull; Llnsced 6jdR65c.; Lard 9S0597Sc.
Tobacco more active; sales at 6,4(0l2Sc
The market for Wool closed Quot but steady, Will
unimportant sales.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

The EARLY SLAVE CAsE.-0ur readers in
all probability remember the fugitive slave
case which came before United States Commits
sioner Brown, on Saturday last, and was post
poned for the purpose of getting witnesses from
Virginia. Yesterday the case was again called
and the testimony of the witnesses heard.
Joseph Robinson, at whose house Early
resided, when it was affirmed his bill of sale
had been burned, had stated that there were
three persons in Cabell County, Virginia, who
had attested the papers giving the negro his
freedom They were sent for; but one of them
was detained by process of court, and there
fore but two Of them came, G. W. Fulneiler
and Johnston Rusherj neither Of them, how
ever, knew anything about the transaction
they were called upon to prove.
Judge Dickson, yesterday, issued writ Of
habeas corpus against the U. S. Deputy Mar
shsl, 10 show cause why he held the negro In
custody, which case should also come up to-day;
but as the negro, by recent decision of Judge
Mclean, and also, We believe, of the Supreme
Court, Is held by Federal authority, we pre-
sumo il will be dismissed as soon as the return
is made. In this respect, this seems to be
almost a counterpart 10 the famous Rosetta
case. The prisoner was not sent to Jail las,
night, but was kept in the Marshal's room, in
the Custom house building. The case will be
continued TO day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
River News.

PrrTsBuRc, April 1-M.-River eight feet
one inch by the pier-mark, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April 1-M.-River falling fast,
with six and half feet water on the Falls for
steamboats,, and nine and half feet in the
Canal. Weather clear. Mercury IS.
81. LOUIS, April l-M.-Tho river became
stationary last night, but is rising again this
morning. Both the Missouri and Upper Mis-
sissippi are swelling rapidly. The illinois is
falling slowly. Weather clear and warm.
PI1TsBuRG, April l-P. M.-River eight feet
and falling. Weather mild and pleasant. Ar
rived-Key West from Louisville. Departed
Sir VIM. Wallace for Louisville, and St. Louis
for 81. Paul.
ST. LOUIS, April 1-P. M.-The river is
again on the decline, having fallen about six
inches to-day. The Missouri is still rising,
with an excellent stage for boating. The Up
per Mississippi is stationary at Dubuque, with
eight feet water on the bar. Lake Pepin is
still closed with ice twenty seven inches thick
The Illinois is on the decline, but is still high
Weather clear and warm.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Union has an
apparently semi official article on the Clayton
BnIwer Treaty, saying that the President has
never changed his policy concerning It; that
the American construction will be substantially
carried into effect; that the Mosquito protecto-
rate and the Bay Islands will no doubt be sur
rendered to Nicaragua and Honduras respect
ively, that the substance Of Sir William Gore
Ousiey's instructions has been communicated to
this government only through Lord Napier;
that Il has full faith in the loyalty Of the Brit
ish Government, and il Sir Gore 0usley has
exceeded his instructions in any particular, no
will no doubt bo called to q rigid account.
The Navy Department has named the new
third class steamers as follows: That at Ports
mouth, the Mohican; at Boston, the Narragan-
set; at Brooklyn, the Iroquois; at Norfolk, the
Dacotah; at Pensacola, the Seminole, and at
Marc Island, the Saginaw.
From official advices received to-day it ap-
pears that the stoam frigats Minnesota reached
Bombay on the 10th Of January, having on
board Ex-Minister Reed, who left on the 25th
for Sues. The Minnesota had visited Singa-
pore and Penary, and several ports in Ceylon.
She occasioned expressions Of surprise and ad-
miration, as she has ever done, in the East.
In few days she was to leave for Muscat, in
Arabia, passing from there to the Cape of Good
Hope, touching ut Zanzibar.
letter from the commander Of the Savan-
nah, dated at Vera Cruz, March IL, confirms
the former reports Of the defeat of Miramon
and the success of the nstitutiOnalists in the
interior, az we'll as their advance on the city Of
Mexico.
Itis probable that Ex-senator J ones will with
draw his declination Of the Bagota Mission.
There are at least twenty applicants for the
vacant Commissionership Of Patents and Indian
affairs, which will not be decided upon for q
week to come.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

20. FRIDAY EVENING, April l,
FLOUR-The demand continues Of the most linl;
lied nature aud the market very dull 200 brls head
ined sold at IS So to be delivered in May, bnt for
present delivery IL was offered at this rate, without
binding buyers l,i96 brs. received the last -
hours.
wHISKY-There is no change in the market, but
is dull. Sales Of 800 brls. at 2ic including that
from wagon. -.
PROVISIONS depression in the market still
continues and prices unsettled that prices are
nominal. Mess Pork was offered on Change at &l7,
but buyers 10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders sold at 6Ac,,
and small lot of Hams in dry salt at &c., packed 20
brls clear Pork at Sl9 and ITO brs. Lard at l0Ac.
GROCERIES, market is unchanged, and the
demand fair sales of so hhds. Sugar at 7n7lec 100
brls. Molasses at 3c., and 200 bags Coffee at l2@
l2lfc.
WHEAT-The market is dull and prices lower and
tending .downward sales 800 bush. good White az
81 IS, dclivcred 500 do. fair Red at 81 lJtl le and
GOO do. do. White at 81 3G, delivered
CORN-The market Is steady and prices unchanged;
sales 500 bush. Landing at 7gc, and 300 do in Cow
ington at I7c.; 800 do. Rt Depot, at soc.
BARLEY--A fair demand and prices steady. Sales
1900 bush. at CSC.
OATS-A rather better demand, aud tho decline Ui
yesterday has boon recovered. Sales ,jOO bush. at
62(d63C. .,
decline. Sales 90 bush. at S..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

MEETING OF THE PIONEER ASSOCIATION
Yesterday afternoon the Pioneer Association
held their semi monthly meeting, at the City
Council Chamber, but II was not very largely
attended. President johnson occupied the
chair.
The following Pioneers became members Of
the organization by signing the constitution
John L. WitherIy, born at Thitford, VT,
March 3lst, 1895; came to Columbia, O., Nov.
2Oth, 1905.
Nicholas Goshon, born in Pennsylvania 1901;
eame to Ohio in 1910.
Ira g. Center, born in Cuyahoga County, n.
y, May 7th, 1888; came TO Ohio May, 1907.
Jonathan NJ. Lyon, born in Essex County,
N. Y, March 18th, 1888; came to Ohio in
september, 1890.
W. W. Badgely, born at Lexington, KY,
1892; came to Ohio 1895.
zebulan Strong, born In Orange County, VT,
September z, 1893; came to Ohio September IL,
1909.
The Committee on Banquet reported that
arrangements had been made to furnish the
supper, and employed for the occasion the New
port Barracks Band.
After the transaction of some business of
little importance, the association adjourned to
meet on the night Of the festival at seven
O'Clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

THE new engine and station house In the
Seventeenth Ward is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

THE present campaign for city officers is an
extraordinarily quiet one. The usual coffee
house jublses, interpreted with whisky and
bruised physiOgnOmies, have been dispensed
with. The occupation Of strset-COrner politi-
clans has departed, and, with the exception Of
a grand rally TO be held tonight, no general
demonstration has or will be made Of sufficient
vitality to stir up the blood of the patriotic
voters. Politicians and the people are at last
becoming sensible.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

TIE opening of the Mechanics and Manufac-
turers' Exchange will take place on Monday
next.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
[By Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, April l--P. N.
ustocks firm. c. and r.. l. !557o; /. q. bonds 81;
e l2a; n. Y G. i6H; Reading sos; Mo. Skies 81 81
Gal. and Oh. 66H; NJ. c. o014; Pacific Mail 7914; ILL.,
Freelands 81.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
sTEAMROAT RKGIsrER.

ABRIyALs. Boston, Big Sandy; Jacob strader,
Louisville; Forest Queen, Madlson Kanawha Valley,
kanawha; Caledonia, Maysvile; swallow, Psrkers.
burg; Isaac Shelby, Kentucky River.
DFPAgTUREs, Boston, Big Sandy Jacob Stradcr,
Louisvilei Forest Queen, Madison; Caledonia Mays.
Vile; Courier, Wheeling; Tlgress, st. Louis; j. Is. .
HRilman. Pittsburg; Clara Dean, do.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

The Opposition hold ratification meeting
this evening at tho Industrial Palace.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02

SUICIDE or KENTuoKY LAwYER.--A lawyer
named r. @. Stewart, who resided In Marion
County, Kentucky, committed suicide few
days ago by sticking a kind Of spear into his
throat. He had been disspating for some time,
and despairing of ever being able to recover
from his unfortunate habit, raised his hand
successfully against his life.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
Sentenced to be Hung.

NEw YoRK, April 1.-James Stevens, con
vieted Of the murder Of his wife, by poison,
was yesterday sentenced, in the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, to be executed on the 9th of
May next. The case will be brought up to the
higher Courts, on exception.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-02
lcoMMuHICLrKp.1

Eplron DAILY PREss-It is to be hoped that
the voters Of the Seventeenth Ward will, on
Monday next, show, by a large and respectable
majority, that Mr.. Eliza Hill stands in that
position Of respectabiIity to which he is snti-
tled---he having been, heretofore, worthy
snd faithful officer. You're,
APrE ?, 1889. j. D. CEAWFohD'
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-EIxsoG2LlH

Worth from 30 cent. /" $500 will be rv-
en- 10 esch subscriber imms dIslev Oh receipt
Of Tie Subscription money. This j. present
ca rs Mcmento o. Friendsh p. and not as
an nducement 20 offnin subscribers.
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DY virtue OF az cider OF the Court q
ID Court OF common Pleas. made ~ ne
April Term 1913. the undersigned Admins.
tor Of che estate OF Gerard Terwiskv, de-
ceased. will on Saturday the 18th day oiJune
1874. between the hours Of ten o'clock A..
MI, and four p. NJ, on the premises, 10 Dr.
bois. offer Ter sale a public auction the fol-
lowing described Real estate situate ia said
cosn,y OF Dybois. so.wit: The west half Of
the Northwest quarter Of section y, and
me South east qusrtsr Of the North east
quarter OF section 2s, ia township No. one
south Of Range No. west containing one
hundred ard twenty acres Of land more o.
less. al not less than two-thirds Of the az
praised value thereof.
Terms Of Sale. -One-hslf TO 5e paid y
ak months from the day Of sale. and III
residue 10 twelve months, the purchaser civ
ine notes Tor each several payments with az
proved secu-i,y.waiving vi benefit Isom val
ustion or appraisement laws, with interes
thereon from the day Of sale.
HENRY LONG, Administrator.
ApriI "a. 1S5y-iw
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JOY AND GI.lDNESS
HAS BEEN BROUGHT
To Na,y Homes 4 Families.


Since The iniroducirn 81 fhni World r.
no~ned mraiclnr. DR.. M.ANN'S AGUE
RaISAM, ID lhr Wrstrrn Country. and IS
nccialv the prsi srhson--it has brought
health and happiness into more 70 NJ = than
any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally arise. Why II thirl Becaus,
il does. il all cases IN the shortest time, ar
rcst ehiliz. foyer mud rgac - iis wort i"fm,,
and in sIl cases performs Q speedy cure
Persons residing il malicious districts using
this Ba-am occasionally daring the sicks
sea-on. n.ea have ~ frar- o. on attack ~
apue. j. therefore highly recommended
~ sure preventive, II used ~ small do
~es daily duriag that "a tcular time when
this clsss d. diseases prevail. For want Of
lsrncc ~c eau .nly offer few Of 'ac many
evidences IN i's iavnr.
Buevrus. Ohir. Feb. 25in. 1858.
On. NAM & Co. Galicn. Ohio--t'enls.
We are al a lo-s 70 find language sufficient
10 portray ID the public The great esteem IN
which vonr celebrated .igne Balsam Is held
IN this communiiv. The fact il ii never fails
10 cure ayue IL rs worst forms, and we can
sell norhug else. Yours. &c,
HOLoIERT g. TAILOR, Druggists.
rurin.h. Miss. OF. 20 1883.
Messrs = X MASS a. Co.-Gsn's: Hav.
ing procured .upply 81 your ACNE Bslssm
and testing II thoroughly IL many severe ca.
scs 81 long staining. where all the popular
remedies Or The day I'D failed, iUnnd In Al
cases yonr Basam effected safe and speed,
cure. u j. jus, The medicine we want her'
N The Snuih. Regnecfiulv Yors,
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Drugcist.
New York, Feb I'D. 1858.
Messrs. s. X. mann a. Co.-Genis:
have ., our house in ~. Louis. sold you
.iAgue Balsam some rhree years, and hav
carefully observed lie effects, and must y
candor say, | 10 no, believe !, has is equs
10 the history Of medicine: for, 70 my per
sonaI knowledge, Il cures permanently ever
case, aud have known iiuscd after al on
Ter REM dieS had failed. with the same hhpp
result. have no hesitation in pronounc'n
Ill the creates, discovery ever made ~ in'e'
miuent remedies. and a perfect trum ph ovs
chilli, fever aud ague. Respectfully
On d J WOOD.
s. X. MANN & CO.. Proprietor
Gallon. OhiD. Sold by all good Dru!
{. rists. march 2. I'm.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that will sell
IN AZ public auction on Monday the 10Th
dsy of MAY 1859, a. che residence Of Jacob
Bre,z late Of Dubois county, deceased, IN
Pa,oka township ia said county, oil his
personal property (not taken by the widow
consisting among others q. about head Of
cattle So hogs. ooou, 1900 pounds Of bacon,
600 pounds Of lard and othes provisions
Also some corn, wheat, outs aud barley
Also 3 plcrghs. harrow aud other imple'
ments and vtensls. Terms Of sale. All
sums under three dollars cash. A credit q
twelve monts will be given on oil sums ovel
three dollars; the purchaser giving his no's
with approved secHrisy waiving valuation
aud appfasemcn, laws and bearing intercs
5rom date OF sale.
PHILLIP JOSEPH METZ.
A administrator.
April %, 1s5o-sw
Aivn,t,rn ~ tha luGn.r souf.iar
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nF the Receipts and Expenditures q
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