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Nevada national., 1859-12-10

rc- We yesterday received a call from
Mr. Morse, the indeiatigable agent Of the
" Culiurist" We understand that he Is
still as successful as ever in introducing that
valuable publication among the rublie wher-
ever be goes
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SUMMONS.

State Of California, ! JUSTICES COURT
Township OF Eureka WV. CArFErcS JP.
The People OF the sta.e of California to p Lang
Greeting
You are summoned 10 appear before me, ST my
Office In the said Eureka Township. Moore's Flat
in the County OF Nevada, the 18th day of Dee
ember - d 1859. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO answer un-
To the complain; Of Josz4H GkLuNGER & Co.. who de-
mand Of you the sum Of Filty-six Dollars. and Fif
" Cents, alledged 10 be due them from you an
implied contract. per account on Gle in my Office,
when Judgment will be taken against YOU for the
said amount, together with costs and damages II
you fail 10 appear and answer.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
GREETING Make legal eivice and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th dayNov. A. y. 1889.
". ". CAPERrON, J. j.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Empire Restaurant,

VAIN street. Grass Valley.
Next Door to wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express Office
Meals at all Hours-where everything can
be had which the market affords.
All Sorts OF Game in Season.
Thankful for the liberal Patronage extended TO me
since nv opening Of this Establishment, take plea
sure in informing my frienda, and the public in gen
eral that have this day concluded TO furnish
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Where everything can be had that the market af-
fords with the assurance that unexcepiionable
Cook will do Justice and / am confident that BY
this assurance, shall receive a liberal patronage
(ss heretofore from the citizens Of Grass Valley.
-. ALSO.
Ax-I am prepared to furnish Orders as per Bill
Of Fare on The most reasonable terms.
lls J. II. CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

EAixThe fall of rsia at Forest Ilill Placer county
during the present season previous TO the storm
which commenced last week, according to measure
inent b, Mr.. William Hardy, vas TX inches
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Sheria's Sale.

pN Nir'us 81 Decree on Foreclosure ta me ai
ID cctci. .ssued, ont 81 be District Court of The
18Th judicial District, ia and for Nevada County
state ot oaiiuruia, on Judgment rendered in said
Court "n ihe llth dav uf july. A. d. 1880, Do "a
vnr of MICHAEL McADLlFFE, tud agansi she Wis
t0NSlN Ql AifL COMPANY for the sum Of sixteen
Hundred and Thirty four Dollars ami Ninety -i"ur
Gents, principal Debt, together with Interest on
slolS a.. = The rate " Two Ter cent per wonth
from jane 10th. 1853, until paid, together with az
Gusts OF suit. FOR the Sale or the following Described
Property. tn vii
Au the Corporate Property Of the Wisconsin
Quartz Mining company. situated in 6rass Valley
Township. Nevada County and state OF California.
including the quartz Mil at Gras. Valley aforesaid,
with the iot 1n which it stands aud e other built
inss belonging to the Company adsc thereto al
20, the Machinery in said NIL including tngine,
Pump Boiler. Wood, 40. III the Quartz tlaims oi
the Company, known as the Wisconsin Lad con
tiining 3.so0 feet, with the dips 1nd ans'es; ais"
the tools in use in said mill with the rock now there
lying and being, quicksilver and othcs appuFtenan-
ces
Notice is hereby given that ! will expose 70 liN'
He sale, the above described proneriy- Ia me
highest bidder, for Cash Ia front o be Court tioa4
door ia Nevada City, on TUESDAY. The 2-nd Jay oi
November. A. H., lSb9. between the hours 81 Q
clock. A NJ. and O'Clock, T. NJ.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF October,
A. u. 1859
J.B. VAN HAGAN. Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
POSTPONEMENT.

IA The above Sale has been postponed 20 Tues
day, tie -1tA day Of necember. 4. q. 1855
Iy urasr of lainiils Attorneys.
B. VAN HAGAN. sheriff Nevada CO.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
CHARLES A. CRANE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
I7o MONTGOMERY STREET.
between Washington and Jaokson,l
UP sTAIRs.) OPPOSITE LYcEUN THFATER,
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE, Sacramento.
san ASDEKAs ISDErENpENr, San Andreas.
AARIPOsA STAR. Mariposa.
coIuNmA NEWS Columbia.
MooSEY's EXPRESS, Folsom.
CONTRA CosrRA GAZETTE, Martinez.
HAFA CRY HKHALD, Napa City.
BESIcIA SsNuxEi, Benicia.
BETH DEnocRAT, 0rovilie.
MOUNTAIN ME sENCKR. Ia Porte,
PLACER CouRIER, Forrest Hill
SAX JosL TKLEGRAPB, san jose,
ALAMEDA HERALD, Oakland.
SANTA Crzz NKws, Santa Cruz.
Los ASGEIos STAR, Los Angeles.
Iaily Oregon Advertiser. Portland, o. T.
Iulare County Record, VlsalIa.
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley.
alameda County Gazette, SaaIeandro.
Family Circle, San Francisco
California Culturist, sEn Francisco
nalles Journal, nalies. Oregon
Hutchin's Magazine, San Francisco
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
HOUSE & LoTs FoR SALE.

House and Lot on school Street, opposite Mr. nib-
blesi for sale. Rent
AIso--A Hal, Acre lot fenced in, ia the rear Of
he Empire Nil. ext Scofeld's property. for sale
Apply to u. NJ NETCAIF.
Grass Valley, August c, 1859. 2tf
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
dwMM2 eM@ER0 MoNsE,

dMMMI oM&E1' M0NsE,
n. StTs nni0
2NSE~CO
-
seccuFe lhcGa "a "Nlat
editions this popular
a
Reductions
IiREIROOF SAIL
House,
arrival W their
Free
RUNNERS EEPLOTED:
)..... .
GGGlNG, 400 -towEaifss sigf
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rs- Justices Blanks, Of Evs.y Description 70:
sale ~ this Oaico.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
ssCxLY FEMALES.

should lose uu time ia tTying few doses 81 ilis
regulating ami renotating remedy, whatever may be
'leir complaint il be- taken with safety In all
periodical aud other disoganzations it, elect is al!
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
EEDs AND BEDDzNG.

Embracing in part their celebrated Premium and
Patent spring Beds Feather, Hair Mos Wool Puiu,
and straw Mattresses of every size , holsfcrs and
Pillows. Ready made Bed Pillow and Bolster ticks .
cotton nd linen sheets. PILLOW and Bolster III ps
all sizes and dualtiesLWhite Rci. Blue. Green.
Gray Macknaw and Navy Blankets. various STYLES
oi White Family and Crib Blankets Pink, Blue.
Quilts; Cr3miorters In great variety Table Cloths,
Napkins, and towels Bedsteads. Bed Louiges. and
Cots. alsh. Feather, Hair Moss Wool aud luiu;
Furniture Prints, Ticking, Cotton and Liunen Sheet
ing; BED Lace. Bed springs Sc.. Sc
Collins Nco. 5 manufacturing facilities are 50 ext
ensive that they Gil the largest Orders az few
hours notice Dealers and consumers respectfully
isvited. 10 examine their Goods and Prices before
purchasing elsewhere, Orders accompa ed With the
cash, and described goodsrequired, viii be promptly
attended to.
The Mechanics lntti'ute at It's last industrial
hibiiion, awarded Collins x Co. tine frst Premium
for their Maitreszss aud Bedding
Gs-Goods deliAered a, the steamer free Of charge.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
POSTPONEMENT.

A8-Ihe above sale has been postponed 10 TUESDAY
the 10Th dAy Of December, A. b. lsal
J. B. NANHAGAN, she.4h Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
rsEL.EoI4 lprsOnfeRs.

The rr"ner puiniuiu aud right condition 0f the
bile b 1i mnncntnts importance 10 the hralth af
the huu frame. thi. SII mIIuUs lnediciae eNlels
the hidden seeds of Tie complaint and udrrs all tie
huds and -errc'ions pure and fluent. cleansing and
-..L---- -uH tho AL-nL ln nnclnn. OF the hnLN-
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MADISON LODGE NO. %, F. 2 II
MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at til
~SASMasoni HALL
I" by order. .,.
F.. " MAsIIN, sec'y.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
n . r Z

bpANp. (gfr week) ..-......,....-.... 5000
LODGING lper week. ...- .......-..2, g, g. 400
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Bed and Bedding Warehouse
COLLINS z co,
D. Sausonrc ,.i-eet. sau E-nncssco,
BED FURNISHING GOODS,
And Manufacturers and Dealers in
BEDS AND BEDDING,
Wholesale and Retail

INVITE the attention 0i .f.pilies Hotel keerrrs
L Steamboat and ship owners Mining and Manu-
fActarug companies, Ranchmen, and the Directors
of u0le Institutions generally, 10 iheg extensive
.L-..L n
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
HOLL0WAY'S PILLS.
escacrnI Debility and weakness.

From whatever cause. inW NfSs 90 SPIRITS. and
other signs ui disea -ct liver, ari other dsorgani
9stinn of The stem. vanish under the Graduating
Influence "i this all powerful aniise tie sad deter
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, March u.
FLOUR-The market was quito dull to-day, aud
nothing done of consequence. Small sales to retail
ers at s. S6 Superhne Is not salabe at over 80 IS.
of 100 brs at 2525Isc.-tho latter rate for wagon,
closing dull
PR0VTSioNS-A good demand for mess Pork,
chiefly from the Sonth and spgculators The sales
wero $50 brls at SIS; 500 do at Sl7 75 and 20 do at
sl7 co. Good brands would command Sls at the
close. An active demand for bulk Meat, with sales
of 10000 pounds Sides averaging 40 pounds at
$50 hhds mt indianapolis, lnd at 614c. for Shoulders
and She. for Sides including packages and % do.
shoulders, to arrive, at 6Hc Nothing done In Bacon
or Lard but the market for both is firm.
OLA sae Of 10 brls Linseed at 7ic.
GROCERIES-A fair demand IN the regular way.
Sales Of 800 brls Molasses at 35c 100 hhds Sugar at
6ald7l6c., and 2OO bags Coffee at l2@l2lsc.
WHEAT-The market Is active and buoyant and
prices are tending upward The demand is chiefly
els good White at q q; zoo do fair do 2t 81 ~ $50
Maysville, at 81 3; 200 do. prime White at Ripley,
CoRN-The market is quiet, with moderate de-
mand at 76017Sc.
BARIEY-Thc demand is fair, and prices steady
at 70c. for prime Fall.
OATS-A fair demand and prices are steady ut
6lM62c.
prices have declined 25c per bushel, with sales S7i
PoTAToEs- Sales 200 brls. Northern at 50 20 per
SHfPsTUFF-A sale of 10 tuns, deliverable next
month, at S32 per tun. -
per tun but the market is Oyerstocked with an in.
ferior article, which sells slowly at SllGl6 per tun.
BUTTER-A good demand for choice Roll at 27@l
2sc. Inferior qualities are plenty and dull
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 17-Thc Cabinet met at
an unusually early hour this morning, and re-
sumed the consideration of the affairs of the
POST Office Department.
The question Of an extra session of Congress
is still undetermined, the members being divided
in opinion. There is, however, the best autho-
rity for stating that there will be a decision on
the subject before next Sunday, so that the
Presidents Proclamation may go out by the
next Pacific steamer.
The Grand Jury, to-day, brought in pre-
sentiment against Mr.. Sickles for murder, and
there is no doubt a true bill will be found, when
a day will be set for the trial. Whatever may
have been its proceedings relative to Mr.. But
terworth, it was the understanding about the
Court house that it will take no further action
on the subject Of duplicating him as an acces-
sorry. From what has just transpired, the trial
will furnish an amount of scandal far exceed
ing what has already been furnished the pub
lie, and bring reluctantly to the witness stan
persons who have not heretofore figured in tho
newspapers.
Attorney General Black has decided that
United States Consuls in Turkey have jurisdic-
ton over American citizens in criminal cases
only.
The Navy Department has taken measures
for the immediate purchase Of tho chartered
vessels engaged in tho Paraguay expedition,
Congress having made an appropriation for
that purpose.
Lieutenants Parker and Shirk have been or
dered for duty on the Pacific Squadron. Sur
geon Chase has been ordered as feet surgeon of
the home squadron, vice Mccormick, returned
sick.
Lieuts. Perry and Briens have been ordered to
the sloop-of-war Saratoga, Of the Home Squad
ron, to fill the vacancies occasioned by the re-
tirement of Lieuts. Wainwright and Gamble.
Private advices just received here state that
the Dutch Government is about to lay claim to
the famous guano island in the Caribbean sea,
which has been successfully worked by the
Atlantic and Pacific Guano Company Of New
York for the last two years. If so, it will en-
tail some diplomatic discussion at Washington
and the Hague, as in the Haytien claim tc
Leovassa, the Administration having initiated
the policy Of non-interference with American
| guano diggers near our continent.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
River Intelligence.

~
Ihe river mas been stationary at TINS point during
the last twehtylour hous' out Will doubtless be rS
ing to-uay' Ihe weather yesterday was miid ana
pleasant with STEADY ram all AFTERNOON. business
on the Leyee was very dull and freights for up-riyer
roins hova NOT ;,nroved auy since our Last ronort
IT, - a ;nnrnion,on, In Nash,,,o fro,ohts orJ
Ihere Is an Improvement IN Nash'iie lrelshts' anu
we're very limited and prices drooping.
"eIo WY 'i ~ P pe
FREIGHTs.-Quotations are firm at the following
rates:
n ooSi m9asses' nN ooU.i nisky,
cur rsr ~ O0 Ibs "" N =" '''' ou'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
River News,

ST. LOUIS, March l7-M.-The river con-
tinues to recede slowly. Nothing new from the
upper streams. All are in good boating order.
Weather cloudy and mild, with the appearance
of rain.
PITTsBuRG, March l7-M.-River nine feet
six inches by pier mark, and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Arived-Potomac and New
York. Departed-CremOna, for Louisville.
ST. LOUIS, March 17-P. M.-River nine feet
six inches by the pier mark, and stationary.
Weather wet. Arrived-Potomac. Departed
Shenango for the Illinois River.
LATER.-The river still continues to recedc
at this point, as also does the Missouri The
Illinois and Upper Mississippi are rising slowly
and in frst-rate boating stage. Weather
cloudy and mild all day; now raining hard,
with indications of continuing all night.
LOUISVILLE, March 17-M.-River falling,
with scant seven feet in the pass. Weather
showery. Mercury 80.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
tBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW York, March l7-P. NJ.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 1900 brls. at
q l0j IS for superfne State &c 40d6 II for extra
dO So J0j 90 for superhne Westerns Sc j0Gl6 70 for
extra do Sc 60Q6 so for common to fair extra round
hoop Ohio, closing steady. Canadian Flour more ac-
tive sales GOO brs at So 2j7 20 for extra Rye Flour
quiet at S3 jO0ui %. Wheat firm, but quiet; sales
2OOd bush. at 81 20 for amber Michigan; 81 seal 62
for white NIchigan 81 IS for white Southern; 81 10
for red Southern. Rye quiet at SSOc Barley steady;
sales 10000 bush. at 76c. for common and slfs2c.
for good State. Corn steady for and heavy for old
sales 10000 bush at 9Oc for white Southern 9O@92 for
new Yellow Jersey and southern; Sg@Q90c. for mixed
Western. Oats quiet at 5657c. for State, and 6l@62c
Western and Canadian.
02sc.
Mess Pork dull sales S25 brls at SIS 35@sls 4j for
new; Sl7 sOdl7 So for old and S3 2j for prime. Beef
active and rm sales 700 brs at 50 50l7 for try
primc 81 75d9 for do. Mess; 50 50n1i for rcpacked
Chicago do, Sl2 1l3 for extra do Prime Mess Beef
firm at Sl7G2 sales 100 tierces within the range and
80 tierces Indiana Mess at SOL Beef Hams firm;
small sales at S5l7 80. Bacon quiet and unchanged
Cut Meats firm sales 200 packages at 6al6p7c. for
shoulders, and s1e6rQh for Hams Dressed Hogs dull
at s6sAc Lard dull sales 800 brls at ls@gl2c, and
800 Kegs at l30ll34c.
Butter lower and depressed at lO61l6c. for Ohio
and l5@2jc. for State. Cheese quiet at 09llc.
Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales.
Lard Oil heavy at 81.
Sugar firm at 7@sc. for Orleans. Coffee firm. Mo.
lasses steady.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
Kansas--serious ARRAY.

LEAvENwoRTH CITY, March 1.-THE Times
of this city publishes an account of an ARRAY
at Halton, Calhoun County, growing out of u
political meeting, resulting in tho wounding of
several persons, one dangerously. During the
meeting, which was in pursuance to call to
organize the Republican party, disposition
was manifested by persons, politically opposed,
to break it up.
At the close, general melee cnsued, in
which the assailants, said to bc pro-slayery
men, were compelled to retire.
Resolutions were afterward adopted, order
ing the participants in the attack to leave the
Territory, under n penalty of death; and a
company was organized to carry the same into
effect.
Judge IIalton, Probate Judge of Halton Coun-
ty, is reported to be severely wounded.
A man named Walsh arrived yesterday from
Denver City, twenty-five days out, ria the
Smoky Hill route. He reports the road COW
cred with emigrants, proceeding in every imag-
Unable conveyance.
Mr.. Walsh brings s4OO in gold dust, which
was dug in twenty days.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
Death of Mike Walsh.

New York, March 1.-THE dead body of
Mike Walsh, ex-member of Congress, was found
in the area Of building on Eighth avenue,
this morning. He had been robbed and then
murdered.
Another version of the affair, which is prob
ably correct, reports that the diseased fell into
the area while intoxicated, and that death was
caused by breaking his neck. His sudden
Democracy,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
for the election Of Road Supervisors by dis

for the election Of Road Supervisors by dis
tricts.
In the Senate the following bills were
passed To authorize the Commissioners Of
Hamilton County to contract for the building
of bridge or roadway across Millcreek; to re-
imburse the deficiency in the Sinking Fund;
for the relief of Samuel Kotchum, Treasurer of
Coshocton County; to prevent the recovery of
damages on protested bills Of exchanges to
prevent the taking of usurious interest on the
part Of banks.
House Bill supplementary to an act to pro-
vide for the organization of cities and incorpo-
rated villages. To enable the city council Of
cities of the first class to pass ordinances more
efIectually to abate the nuisance Of suspected
felons and vagrants.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18

OHIO LEGIsLATURE. In the House, on
Wednesday, bills were passed as follows: TO
prevent the running at large of swine; to pro-
hibit the levy Of a tax for school-house pur-
poses, more than once, without vote of the
qualified electors Of tho sub. district; to elect
Township Trustees once each year, instead of
three; to appropriate the proceeds of the sale
chase of site and the erection Of State ar
senal thereon; to punish fraud in the use Of
false stamps, brands, labels, or trademarks;
Tor the further organization and discipline Of
the militia and volunteer militia; to authorize
county agricultural societies to sell fair grounds
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18

the water easily and smoothly, giving abundant eyi
dence that her model s fautless and when put to the
test, her speed will be unsurpassed ID.
CAIRO, March lj 1879.
Editors Daily Press: Steamer Monarch left New
twenty twenty deck psssenGcrsS fnft The Lands u Fort
cinnati Loaded on the coast at 2S cts. and 81 2ji
freghts getting very scarce at these figures Found
the river rising all the way to Misunderstanding from
MVSirSsr.GD. ~ IT, Morton llfe.bost; Harrison 4
Hooper 36i hhds. sugar. Pullcn Hatfield Brown 6e
4li brls molasses; Babbitt Good 4 90. 2j casks rm
Wilson 4 Hayden l6 casks oil; ID. Eldridgo hhds
bundles bags; Schallor Schifl bells.
Yours, &C., CRANE, Clerk.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tho Aurora Captain sloan, leaves for Pittsburg at
four =. NJ. to-day. The regular Friday packet, Cou
rier, leaves for Wheeling at four r. NJ. to-day. The
fino passenger steamer Boston, Captain Honshol
leaves for Portsmouth and Big Sandy at five p. NJ to-
day. The L. g. mail packet Caledonia, Captain J. H.
Prathcr leaves for Maysville at twelve NJ to-day.
The Kanawha Valley Is the regular Saturday packet
for Kanawha River; Captain Jesse Walton is in COM
mand. The Jacob Strader, Captain G. ii. Dttman,
il the mail boat for Louisville at to-day. The
Forest Queen Captain Dan Conway, leaves for Madi-
son at the same hour. The Martha Putnam ia the
first boat for st. Louis in the Express Iine Captain
Jewell is in command. The Persia, Jacob TRADER
and Prairie Rose are also loading for st. Louis.
Cartain Timmans is loading the Eoiun for the Upper
Mississippi. The Prima Donna, Captain Ford, Is
loading for the Missouri River. Tho Resoute, Cap
tain Bugher, is announced for tho Arkansas River
to-day. The wenona Captain Barclay, is the only
boat loading for Nashville. The Madison, Captain
Hoople, leaves for New Orleans this evening The
Great Western also loading for New Orleans to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
From Toronto.

TORONTO, March 17.-There is great oppo-
sition manifested to Inspector General Galt's
new Tariff Bill. Many members of Parliament
who have heretofore supported the government,
have gone into the opposition ranks. The vote
on the measure will probably be taken on Fri
day. There is much excitement relative to the
matter existing in political circles.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
Senatorial Election.

TRENTON, N. j., March 1.-THE Legislature
to-day elected John c. Tenrick, Republican,
as U. S. Senator, in place of Hon. William
Wright. The vote stood: Tenrick, AZ; Vroon,
DEM, "a; Stockton, ., and Wright, 3. All the
Opposition nominees for County Judges were
alao elected.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
by Telegraph
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March II.
Flour unchanged; sales superne at Sc So and extra
at S. 626 70, and to the trade at SS for extra fam
lily and fancy. Nothing doing in Rye Flour and
Corn-meal.
Wheat scarce and wanted; sales Red at 81 GOAL 62
and White at 81 70@l So. Rye is in demand at gjCd
96c. Corn firm; sales 400 bush. Yellow at S56S65c
Oats dull at 56c for Pennsylvania, and 53c for
Southern.
Whisky firm at 2S0l3Oc,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
Railroad Convention.

BUFFALO, March 1.-THE Railroad Conven-
ton is still in session. Nothing has been
agreed to. The Timetable Committee, it is
thought, will not make report. There is
every prospect of a general rupture of the st.
Nicholas compact.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
Arrival of the overland Mall,

ST. Louis, March 17-The Overland Cali
fornia Mail, with dates to the 2lst ult., ar
rived here last night, bringing two days later
news, which is of no general Importance.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 17.-GovernOr Hicks, in
respiting Crops, Gambroll, Corrie and Cyphus,
and delaying their execution till April 8, warns
them not to expect any further delay in tho
execution of the sentence of death.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
From Charleston

CHARLESTON, March I7.-Dr. Thomas D.
Mutter, Professor of Surgery of the Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, died at the Mills House,
in this city, last night.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
TO. THE PUBLIC.

II HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS AT
N NO ~ WEST THIRD STREET, aud am pre-
pared &c meet the public with first rate Materials,
and make Clothes TO order, in the hest and latest
style. A. V. THOMPSON.
Inarl6-lw
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
[By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March IL.
Flour dull at Sc 2j for Howard and Ohio. Wheat
unchanged sales at 81 756ll IS for White. Corn dull
and lower; sales Yellow at 7SC9slc and White at "A
(d76c.
Provisions unchanged. Bacon Sides 924c.
Whisky steady.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-18
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
lEPohrrp ron THE DAILY PRESS.

Especial Dispatch to the Daily Press.l
The Independents Have 1t.
COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE Independent
Militia Bin has passed the House 81 to 8.