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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

First Premium ilals-Fall style!
No. asa Main Street, Opposite H. c. Vic or's,
LHNCIIBUDG, VA.
First Premium Awarded at the Late
Agricultural MECHANICAL YAH IN THIS CRY.
NJ TIL subscriber would call particular attention la the
&Atact that hs IL Is ART made by his own hnuis, and ALWAYS
~ The best material. and warranted Ia please In every larttru-
lar or no sale. He IL decidedly aycrse 10 egotism In any form
whatever, yet he cannot refrain from 1t IN this instance, In say
ing that he Is sure his Hats cannot be- surpassed In workman.
slnp. material and Sly IL in this market. He would nlso call al
tcnt!on 10 his extensive assortment Of Fell Hats, and Cloth. \ eli.
vet and Navy Caps, Of every grade aud Of The newest Fall style.
lie 10 confident that his assortment of nne FRENCH klfk
hats and fine CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed In variety
and extent in this market.
The attention Of Farmers and Tobacconisis Is respectful,
called 10 his variety oI servants Hats and Cans.
4 call Is most respectfully solicited before purchasing.
lie would also stale that he is prepared 10 Manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS To order, of Ir best
material, and as the, are made by his own hands. he can nrr.
nish them AT reduced rates. GEO, M, KELLY
oct xodb Agent
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Servants Wantad

Servants Wanted.
IHNlE subscribers wish 10 purchase for Il friend In Alabama, an
J. experienced Male Diniugroon Servant and a good Female
I "ok, Washer and lroner. The gentleman in want OF these
servants intends them for his own use, and persons having ser.
wants for sale, with the requisite qualification aud character
ma! rely upon not only getting full value, but also and excel
tent nome ior Their servants. For further Information, appl, ~
sept l2-dt-Etp copy NJ. LANGiIoRNE N SON
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Make Your Own Soan-

fENliE eastone state saponiher, or Concentrate I've will
l. make soap with little or no trouble; will clean type: i,
valuable for nj purposes where u strong I've Is required: viii
make hard wal,r soil, nc,
We would caution the trade agains; counterfeits. as tb, sucqrs,
OF this article has induced unprincipled parties to initiate it,
Full directions with each package.
a large SUPPLY Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
sept 2l-dts Druyyi.,
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JOHN MACl<AH'S
uDllrn lrNlEnEl al n %2lAAS, k,nn1

n.NoR producing, In a few minutes, n brilliant nml nutritious
Il Jelly, Blanc Mango, Creams, &c, aud Tor ihickening and
improving soups aud draNius-Ihis preparation is guaranteed
Ia be obtained solely from Fresh Calves Feet, - that the nh.
sence Of impuriy of ever, Kind may be implicit, relied upon.
II IL strongly recommended Hs making "A firm, bright, aud beau
THU Jelly, either for Domestic urpost-, or for the us. of lnya-
Ida For sale by loct IL .dtsl W. A. SrROTlIER " CO.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
SAMI'EI ii \ NJ A Aou

NV - Ut ~ ""T'H u" ~ T I! nCHDuTE HHI
w NicinI! 10 the arrival OF his stock of FALL. AND MN.
l ft GOODS, consisting IN part, rs follows, VIZ: Beaver, Eng
ll'i Black and boileI, sea-. SKIN, sack and Frock Uscrcpats,
fasIInilab!r Black Dress and trock Goats, double and sin tr
BusnltNs hrl Sarh cashmere SUITS, Heavy Grenada SIN. ShA
Velvet, BLACK Doe SKIN and Fancy Cashmere Vests. and i'aut1-
heii, "i every description, together with icntlcmcn's SlaAi,
Furnishing '"'"d, suth as SHIRTS, Ncck-tles, aud ndr
'n"htH' Sli'"hiv lHr men, Youths and bu.s. Hats, Caps, lu,.s
and shoes, ca>iuilrr lEiir uhi best IN market, lliur,.L..
lr"nk>, Carpet .-~gs; ulsu, IA large sock ut r,alts ,!ului.,
cicii' i"f cash NY mott being quick sales and small lruI.,-
WV "" =" ~ Al w VI ~ HuNt. sept 2l-I.S
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NIIW NtT|TIN
NSllIlAM A. - Aflt@ having purchased the Interest u
w j. II. smith, in the concern nj Cam, smith ~ Co., the
lu~incs, Will hereafter be- conducted un'irt the firm Of CAMP
- NpLl.- ~ 60, who u' now rcc.i, ing aud offer for sale at
lac did sAul al Camp, rmth n Co, M. y Bridge street., IA
lat.@anl M,l sclretrl sOr. Of staple Dry Goods, t'rno,rIrS,
Liquors, Fertilizers. Ac, al Of which viii be- sold upon tn
most accommodating terms, aud with "A desire 10 give complete
Satisfaction e. their patrons.
Having Increased facilities for conducting F0rlodrding and
tdHtpiasjou RuSin,ss, They respectfully solicit II continuance
al ihe patronage which has heretofore been 50 l,hcral, extend
cl la the hrn III Camp, smith " Go, llrdelug Themselves I" give
personal attention 10 thni branch ot li,,ir business. and Ia cNcr-
else ,r"mplncss aud runcjuHi,ty towards their customers.
The location Of their house II nnc nj The bc IN the city, be-
int near the Va " lcun. Railroad Depot and Immediately ON
tho bank al the Canal.
Ia connection with their business the, have also an extensive
IT, MBEE YARD, upon the bank OF the Canal, and are pre-
pared 10 oil, such Inducements, for the safe OF Lumber, uS are
Interior lo none Ia the cay. CAM, STAPLES " co.
I, luuln lt l>sg.
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y. IL H. {. r1inSs' New iork, DaS Y :, os srsS'N L~ynchhurs
PETERS, CAMPBELL IL co,
a N II =
So Wall Street, New York,
I)UY AMI SILL. lnrurrenl Money, Checks, Drafts. &c,
ID make collections III all points in the United States and Can
nta, execut orders Tor the purchase or sale of Stocks, iiunls aud
other securities upon Commission, aud conduct with 'romptncss
The general banking business in all lie departments
The firm In ll nchhurg Is Peters, spence n Co. WHO will give
prompt attention Ia any business entrusted to thcm.
July 70 dts
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for Sale.
Rutfin's Phospho Peruvian auano.

WE have SIX good saddle and Work HORSES for bal.
W Ihos" n need Of horses will please give US a call.
oct 3.dts FRANKLIN Il co.
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llOlhing and Gcnllemrns, EnrniShinr Tradn

Notice.
k'kENtH herman and American PLArE LOOKING -sIAss In
= liaiu ana fancy t'i,. Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany
ffaihes' al great! reduced prices, al the old stand.
JOHN L. WINSTON,
sePt '-Ws NO. no Main ST.. opposite the Norveii House.
ISL To hand and Tor sale, 100 bags of New York Drop Shot.
~ Sine IN pound bags; also, Electric Gun Powder In CAMS.
ter, al SMITH, j.. INA
" iV"Hs l4l Main Street
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GENIAL FRkleur OvYIcE, v. at, II. r.
4 n and amer TUESDAY, 10Th, the following regulation will be

GEnkKAL FRkieuT OvrIcE, v. at. n. X.
n and amer TUESDAY, 10Th, the following regulation will be
enforced,
Msschsndiss, p.odacs or other articles Of freight, having been
transported oycr the road or any part Of II, and delivered Al any
nepoec On Ne fns, and not taken away by the consigneee or own.
- v1fnln tscessv5Ssr AOsrs a1er IL having beer delivered in
0eh Depot then the Agent shall demand and receive, before the
dslI.ssy thsreox tAe foLo.tng rates q storage for ever, twenty
n bsyorAth fne speeasd above, towit: On Wheat and ohio
wsin, one esnspsr bishsl: y1e.r four osns per barrel and o
9th4r nK3e1qt - NWt - hnndred pounds. z
D ondss fnoy l1111 z: 2: gkLLIssG Ger. FRI Agtn
SCHOOL D-0oEA-Reasfgsd this day, ssother large supply
q o. scDOoL BOOKS Of n kpdA Ub1fal discount allowed 70
tsaeherA rAyHE \ BLACkFORD,
ssps 1edts g VI Main Stree
pEKUyIAH aUAEo-4ooc bAesof Ao ! Peruvian Guane
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO
taSdy Riehmond, Va.
gISHE RIDING HAT, % be given % ts beat Female Rider
~ ~ 1enlfnrAi fak, can be seen Il te store Of Il
etSob J. WILLIAMS d BON, So Main Street.
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JOHNSON. YOUNGER a. O1EN,
Ia PLAKl, HTkkEI.

d EfFTr II hTsTsT
n1rwEEN HAIs Asp CAHi, klcfiAnSp, Virginia
IIANEUN HAND AND OYER FOR NAl.E-
IL ION bags RIO, laguy RI AMI Java todoc;
- bags Mocha do
ia SIDES gp-i and damaged Shs Leather
HD boxes Adamantine Candies;
iHD boxes Brown saaIG
10 boxes Fancy do
lHH kegs Di Dominion Nails;
ln1 barrels N. - Molasses;
Is iug.hcals tuba MpInsses;
~ do y. I. sugar;
Ion barrels extra I. Sugar;
100 do low grades Sugar
- do graduated sugar
IA do ground sugar;
- pal.n cut loaf sugar.
Ia barrrls crushed sugar;
i1 Kegs soda;
lD boxes French Window Glass;
loo kIts No. | MAckerel;
Ia barrels No. IIerrings;
1Do bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Iic-idrs a fui assortment Of Gl.DCERlES, rs we'll us Il large
uud veil seize ted stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Lilo.
tors We ae also agents for spne al the best brands VI
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which We will sell low.
march Il Its.
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TyHE PROPRIETOR Of these Machines claim. land are prepared
u TO snbetnutiate the ciaim) that their Instruments ""H y
cate, in tie bs~t ,naa@<v. any and al Iiads II |redie"o'A
Combating, a. they do. all the Improvements which exrrrinnro
has proved 70 be requisite In the perfection ni the sewing Ma
chimes, they commend themselves 10 The public a. The .imliret
and most reliable instrument In the market, and adapted t" ~
cry branch Of industry In which the needle IL required
They will stitch. hem. fell. bind and gather They max 4
strong lock stitch, thai cannot be- raveiet or pulled out ih.y
make a beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both sides Of the s"rks
vi.hou, forming ridges underneath.
The Mschincs have great strength. arr perfect! simple, anu
the manaecsncnt az them EASILY acquired.
Any spooi of cotfon, ssrs0d ~ sH, may be usri ~iihont re-,
winding They q almost aoiseless IN their operation, and ~iH
sear longer lhan any Other sewing Mschiu" cntant.
Let Manufacturers. I1anter-, Farmers. ioa.rArct~rs, or any
other persons IN search IL an instrument In oxecut" GnR Aind
Of Se,nsno nor don. by a"aeA'"ery. "dLs snrs hey secure TIE
6esf, by examining ours before purchasing,
Samples Of work snt by mail.
+. HORTON KEACII, AGrST,
AtCorin,hian Hall, Main ~, bciu cen pih n ibth, up sthirs.
nov 3-dActlanl Richmond. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRANKLIN &c CO.,
MuDLE-AlGA AND HETAIL
MI n ATegTOM

EI1IA4N INIzlAS Lc
WuDLEsALG AND nHrAtL
lROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No a Main Street. aesf door to ki1srty Warehouse,
LY URG, VA,
IIAyE ON HAM AND fOR SALE
i 30 bags Rio, LAguira and Java Coffee;
It1 btia brown Extra C., Crushed znd PulseriLsd sugar;
i0Aaf lbs. lraksyile ana Union Cation fafns:
200 krgs Did Dominion Nails.
29l sacks Liverpool aud Virginia Salt;
81 boxes AtinmAnline ahI IAilvu Candles:
20 sides good Sole Leather;
JU Blankets;
10 ton. ln,n, Hammered, Rolled, Band, Horse Shoe, Round,
osai aud Hoop;
II eass heavy Byos AMI Brogans, Shoes.
Nea Orleans and VEST India Nuiassas, fine Syrup. bacon silc1
Loaf aagaf, MAcksr.l In barrels and kiis, Green and black IcaH
brown and Toilet saaIs, Rice, soda, specs, finger, Islfcf,
salt peif., Alum. Extract Log~ ool, Indigo, Nader. Starch,
MinioS ,iass, Putty, Wagon boxes, sladcs, 5bo, Ella trace
Chains, Grind sipncs, Grind stone Fixtures Hor-r shd"s, Sah
ks1s. White Lead, Zinr, Tanners ol, Upper Leather, aah,
Shear and Blistercl steel, Axes, Coil Rope, Hacking, Po~dsr,
Shot, Lad, Painted Bueksts. sugar Boxes, Nests "i Ihbs,
" rapiinx and " Writing Paper, shoe Thread, Irvine, Dcfh1ohns,
Sioua y arr, staple Dry Goods, suct ~ brown, bieaehe1 and
striped Don-.iics, I1shis. Linse!s Jeana, kerseyA Fnh Cloths
iialucIs. Bed Blapkets, ,aItco,s. Alpaccas, a., with u large
aud general assortment u hnc Hhi rfmninn Liquors, Wines,Sc.
~ Particular attention paid Ia the aalc NJ l'bn'eo, W heat
,.tI. T1uF, aud MI other Kinds 81 Produce, anl prompt r'mil-
t,,s.. t,,,I. for ,hr sale Of snine. oct ~ darts
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Persons living nj q distance, should be extremely cautious OF
whom tqey order Lottery Tickets or Certificates of Packages OF
Tickeas Tho country 10 flooded with bogus aud swindling
Lotteries. Every indncement b held out TO get persons 70 In.
vest money In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 % 10000
head their schemes-with Tickets ut One Dollar. $4,000
Capital Prizes are offered, Tickets o. All such, In every In
stance, ae frauds; and II money 10 sent 70 them for Tickets. II
70 80 mitch thrown away without the shadow Of q chauce Of
getting prize. Beware Of all Loitsrie, whore the Capital
fnze 10 unusually large In comparison 70 the price of Tickets.
In every instance where large Prizes ar offered for . small
cost OF Ttckets, put Il down Tor q certain fraud,
FRANCE, ~BROADBENTS 4 Co,
nov NS-dtdofd W1EDsia0ton. Del
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
MARKETS.
lCincinnatl. .PrOdnce Markct.
THURSDAY EVENING, March ..

THURSDAY EVENING, March ..
FLoUR-The speculative dema nd continues active,
and prices again higher Tho sales reach s,jO0
brls. ut 81 806 for supcrfne, the spot, and 500
10 for Aprifdeliyory chiefly the former rate. The
receipts were 1913 brls durink the last "a hours
,WHISKY.-The market was dull to-day, and prices
closed Hc. lower. Sales OF l7O0 brls. at 2b6c, in
PROVisf0Ns-N Nothing done in mess Pork. and
prices are nominal, Bulk Meats were offered on
easier terms, which led 10 the sale of $4,000 pounds
at 6Ac, and SIC for Shoulders and Sides and 10000
pounds Sides at S6c,, delivered April A contract
for l00,000 ppruds was settled ut 6A0Dske! Heavy
Sides were offered at the latter rate. Nothing done
In Baconi and prices must be quoted nominal. Shoul-
ders could have been bought at &C., and Sides at &C.
Lard dull the only sale was 100 brls. at 1l16c.
GROCERfES-Sugar dull, and prices, in the large
way, nominal Nothing done In Molasses; &c is nom
inal at @@p3Tc. Coffee unchanged d" r- = ftVtiP
. WiIEAT11JheN demand continues brisk ,eld the
market IL bnoyant, md the fHer grades have ad-
yanced 2d3c per bushcl. Sales GOO bushels prime
White at 81 43; 500 do o. Hill Mt 81 3 400 do good
White at u 10, and 300 do. do. Red at 81 2S m
CORN-The market IL quiet and UNCHANGED. We
continue TO quote fair mixed at s0c.
BARLEY--The market is very dull, with liberal
receipts, and but limited demand. We quote prime
Fall at 75tu7Sc.
RYE-fhe demand is fair, and prices steady at o5c.
OA1Sfn fair demand at 626163c for lots, on arrival.
SEED-Clover is stendy, and prices Unchanged.
Sales 70 brls at 6 % for prime and Sc l5@6 20 for
BUTTER-Prime fresh Roll Is scarce, and in dc.
mand at 222sc. We quote good Roll at ls 2Oc., and
fair at lisa lTc. ..-'' ..s-HTt m
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

BULwER on "MONoGAMY."-The law that
binds the one man TO the one woman, elO-
quently exclaimed the lecturer, is indelibly
written by nature, that, wherever it is violated
in general system, the human race is found to
deteriorate in mind and form. The ennObling
influences of woman cease the wife is a COM
panion-a hundred wives are but a hundred
slaves. Nor is this all unless man look to
woman as Il treasure to be wOoed and won
her smile the charm of his existence-her sim
gle heart the range of his desires-that which
deserves the name of love can not exist; it is
struck cut of the healthful system of Society.
Now, if there be a passion in the human breast
which most tends to lift us out of egotism and
self-which most teaches to live in another
which puriics and warns the whole being-it
is love, as we of the North hold it and cherish
it. For, even when the fair spring of youth
has passed, and when the active life is en-
ployed in such grave pursuits that the love of
his early years seems to him like dream of
romance, still that love, having once lifted
him out of egotism into sympathy, does but
pass into new forms and develOpment-it has
locked his heart to charity and benevOlence-
it gives a smile to his hOme-it rises up in the
eyes of his children-from his hearth it circu-
lates insensibly on to the laws that protect the
hearth, to the native land which spreads around
it. Thus, in the uniform history of the world,
We discover that wherever love is created, as it
were, and sanctioned by that equality between
the sexes which the permanent and holy union
of one heart with another proclaims, there, too,
patriotism, liberty-the manly and the gentle
virtues-also find their places and wherever,
on the contrary, polygnmy is practiced and
love disappears in the gross safety Of the
senses, there we find neither respect for human
ity nor reverence for home, nor affection for the
natal soil. And one reason why Greece is con-
Il 4.
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From Washington,

WAsHISGToS, March 3.-The Indian Bu-
reau has received no information from the Gov
ernment Agents tending to confirm the reported
difficulties with the Mohave Indians in New
Mexico.
1t was feared last night that Postmaster Cen
eral Brown would not recover. This morning,
however, there is a marked improvement, al
though not sufficient to allay all apprehensions.
1t is not regarded here that the tenor of the
recent dispatches from the Paraguay expedi-
ton is such as to warrant the conclusion that
war between the United States and Paraguay
is inevitable. 1t is presumed that such an in
ference has been drawn from the articles in the
Seminareas, published at Ascunsion, which,
too, are to be taken with large allowance fo1
Spanish hyperbole and Paraguayan bravado.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

sshsyaset9yn being under water, but the river fa'
The following steamers are advertised at Pltisburs
for Pixies Peak: Northerner Lake City, Mclnottc,
NarenRo, Cambridge, Aurora aud II. Graf. .. BE-.
The Pittsburg Commercial journal, of Wednesday,
says that the steamer Dacotah is undergoing thor.
ough repairs, and will he ont in an entire new
dress. .-.,if.ss ,.....r ..f. .., ....
The Jhip Ocean Monarch, Captain Page, cleared at
New orleans for liverpool on the 18th inst, with
7,O6G bales cotton Weighing l,GT0 tuns-tho largest
cargo which has ever left that port. li' I. 17 ii
The jacob Traber left st. Louis, for this port,
Wednesday. We clip the following from the Demo-
crat Of yesterday;
The river fell four inches yesterday. The Warsaw
rSporls Il falling at Keokuk 9nd all tho way down
falling III pi ali he 1 way down from st. Joseph The vii
gus reportsa large of floating ice there which
he Fdgd% SSsS here %hS days
This Is the boat that was frozen in above ST. Joseph
here 70 New Orleans ali season, but The Illinois Is
bound 10 be very qwlower than has been for years
rain yesterday afternoon, and tundcr and lightning
were the accompaniments. The arrivals yesterday
Missouri % were quite Hi exciting they had all splendid
trips of freightin fact all tho freight they wanted
fSe spmba ,oG from MsOnr ES SSS n ali
packages including 659 bales hemp, 2S5 packages to
Tho Isabella was loaded down. The Dcs Moines haC
her guards dragging In the wafer, showing that ther
Keokuk. The Minnehaha, from New Orleans, will
be repairing, repanting, &c. for the next ten days
in order to be prepared 60 take hand in the Mis-
souri, river trade. she will go TO about the foot o
Cherry street to-day. The Lockland and d; q, Tay
lor from New Orleans, had good cargoes, the latte
havingat Cairo 900 tuns, but put out $50 tuns there
The Putnam, from the Ohio, was loaded down Will
freight, and crowded down with "lassocks, weans
and ither bens, eniigrnting out here. The Putnam
trip is one OF the very best we saw heard OF
The Bay State, from the same latitude, had no lack
freight Or people.
The Martha Putnam advertised to leave st
Iouis last eyeninR
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Mrs. sickles and Her wedding-Ring.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-It appears that Mr..
Sickles was called upon by the Rev. Mr..
Healy, and informed that Mrs. Sickles was in
great mental agony, and under extreme physi-
cal suffering, and that if such q state of feel
ing continued long to exist, it will probably end
tion. 1t was under such circumstances that
the appeal was made to him to restore to Mrs.
Sickles the wedding-ring which he had taken
from her hand on the day of the tragedy. Mr..
Sickles said, in response, that under these cir
cumstances he could not resist the appeal in
behalf of one he had so long cherished with
such deep affection, and that while he was
willing to return the emblem of their former
love and union, he returned the ring broken
never to be reunited; she had sundered the
bonds it typiied too effectually ever to be re-
paired; and while he harbOred no feelings o.
resentment, he was unalterably determined
never to see her again.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04

WIFE, MISTRESS AND LADY.-The following
is II translation from the German:
"Who marries for love takes wife, who mar
ries for consideration takes q lady. You are
loved by your wife, regarded by your mistress,
tolerated by your lady. You have wife for
yourself, a mistress for your house and its
friends, q lady for the world. Yonr wife will
agree with you, your mistress will accOmmO-
date you, your lady will manage you. Your
wife will take care of your household, your mis-
tress Of your house, your lady of appearances
If you are sick, your wife will nurse you, your
mistress will visit you, your lady will inquire
after your health. You take a walk with yOui
wife, u ride with your mistress, and join par
ties with your lady. Your wife will share YOU
grief, your mistress your money, and your lady
your debts. If you are dead, your wife will
shed tears, your mistrcsslament, and your lady
wear mourning " ... '
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
River News.

.PIrTsBrRo, March 3--M.- River eight feet
six inches by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather vet Arrived-M Moderator. Depart
ed-Melnotte, for St. Louis. EItNE -
PITTsBURG, March 3-P. M.-River un-
changed since noon. Weather wet, No arrv-
ais or departures. ''' "'tI'
ST.. LOUIS, March 3-M.-River still falling
slowly. A heavy rain fell steadily all yester-
day afternoon and last night. Alternately
clear and cloudy this morning. Mercury 44
LOUISVILLE, March 3--M.--Riyer fallen two
feet four inches. Third-street bridge is be-
coming passable. Considerable rain fell last
night. Now alternately clear and cloudy and
windy. Mercury So.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
From New Mexico.

ST LOUIS, March 3.-The Santa Fe Gazette
of the 9TH ult. says that Lieut.. Bealss' Expe-
dition would leave Albuquerque for the West
on the FIRST Of March. : - .-+-N -NDtA'D
The Commissioners to run the boundary line
between Texas and New Mexico, were at Fort
Bliss. They designed TO commence operations
February 18th. Col. Bonneville was detailed,
with 100 troops, to act as their escort.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, March $.-A bill passed the
6rst and seoond road;no in tho Senate to.day
directing the investment Of the unloaned com
mon-school fund, amounting to, several mil
lion dollars, in Indiana FIVE and two and half
per cent. stocks. The Senate bill, adding six
additional branches TO the Bank of the State,
is still pending in the House, and, although it
meets with much opposition, it will probably
M n -norroJV
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04
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. PHILADELPHIA Market.

col. u1 PHILADEuPHIk, March 3.
Flour has an upward tendency; sales 1900 brls, in
lots at Sc 25 for superne Sc 80 for extra and Sc IS
O. for extra family. The receipts and stocks are
light. 800 brls Rye Flour sold at 81 2J. Corn Meal
firm, with sales OF Penna. Mt 50 6215, ! : w
at 81 co. Rye is in demand at for Southern and
&c for Jersey and Penna. Corn scarce; sales 1000
Barley. sold at 95c. Oats unchanged; sales 1000
ware. I n
Whisky firm at 27@2sc.