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Good Poplar Lumber.

which he is selling for 81 per hundred feet. Also,
Pine for 81 and So per hundred; good pine Doors
for S1,S7R to $500 Dressed Flooring for 50,
Dressed Siding, Sash, Lime, &c., always on hand,
which he offers cheaper than can be bought at Mans
field or Wooster. Now give me a call and see for
yourselves, and l know you will make money to buy
of o. Smith. Yard just South of the Court House.
Ashland. Feb. 16. 1859. 31tf
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WILLIAM RALSTONs Jeweler and Silver
w Smith, a few doors west of the McNulty
House, Ashland, Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens, and a
choice variety of Jewelry, kept constantly on hand.
Highest price paid for cid Gold and Silver. Re-
pairing done to ord r, on reasonable terms-satis-
faction warranted.
FEBRUARY 4, 1857. 34tf
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Notice to Teachers.

TNHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland oun-
i ty will hold the following Examinations during
the year 1859, at Ashland, viz:
The Ath Saturday of Iapuor- ~ -
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OYSTERS!

r d FREER as AGENTS for the best Oysters that
81 are put up in Cans in the United States, keep
those biyalyes constantly on hand. Friendsof good
living will take notice, and govern themselves. DC.
Dec. 8, lS5S.-n27 J.& r. FREER.
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nR. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN EMEDIE
IL This popular and valuable medicine is for
sale at the Drug Store Of WM. N~ILLTNGToN
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House and Lot for Sale.

4 GUS and lot pleasantly located, in the to
N wn of Ashland, will be sold at a~bargain, by
application at the Union Office.
Dec. /. 1858.
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From these figures, it viii lie seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country are caused
consumption. to say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springipg from a Slight cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but, if suffering
from a cough, or cold on the lungs, buy a bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on a cure. Thousands have done
so, and have certified TO its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or
~dYspeptic state of the stomach in which case the
German Bitters should be used. In cases of weak
a nT prot pa geGe eou sf0f the German Sl 1ne nf BittDrs T Wiii be fo ,ug%
of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. C. NJ. jackson, 4Is Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and
Storekeepers throughout the United States and Can
ada. Price rs cents per bottle. Dec. l,'5S.-Iy26
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LUMBER YARD.

TPThe highest price IN CASH paid for Furs.
Ashland. Oct. 90. S56. 2Otf
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A 1ITACHMENT

AIIA CHMENT.
Matilda Miller, PTf, Before J. A. McClusky, j.
VS.. P. of Montgomery town
William B. Arndt, and ship, Ashland County,
Mary E. Arndt Defts.J Ohio,
On the 10th day oil March, A. D. 1859, said JUS
tice issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action. for the sum of forty-one dollars and ninety
four cents. MATILDA A. MlLLEh.
| March 16, 1859: Sw4l 3
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Nn6ilnb.

Reteratur9,1 IA. April. 8om &lieo8.
Sdauplaee i'm 8autalu8 miro beridtet, paF in
6cl8e Der DEM 6ernOe Uon General Nranoel
auT oem linten 6lt9el beigebraAten NieDerlaae
1000 @lnwobner in oa8 ruilii4e 2a1er ibers
9e9an9eu liuO. gu Neoen werpen trot oes
Ihle4ten Wetters Die 8ela9eruusaarbeiten fcrts
9eleet. Die GtnwanOerunB Der @ircaIter mad
9tuBlano 0auert fort.
Nu8 on0Dn mro per Telearorb cer
Ssrwaltun8 Der Qmur go npl1ui. aemelpet,
OaB 0aS beIradtete 5Aiil DSca8" in See Iei,
NIT S9iff6tbellen zines e~iIernen 6luBoampfera
Don 40 Pferoefraft an 8Oto, melben Der @e
neral cuUerneur @taf Nulursti beiteut bat,
zines 8~elten bon 20 Bf}roetrait fir bic Som
paSnle, 3wet ~eilernet 8arten unD anDeren Waa.
rem fir DIeIelbe @elelllAait. SIN Auftraae Dea
@rafen Wuramtew 4nlar8ti babe pteier Taae
Die @eleul9. fl nit Dem Nertreter Der WelIt.
Selteer III 0dmbnrg, Serreu @ppeffrop uni
SCbn unO Wett unO &pmp., @ontlacte abae,
lhlClien gum 8au BON pier leiaten PaliaBier:
OanIpfern fir 6a8 NmurlanD, wOpOn Drel Ell
lerne unD elmer. pcn Stabl. Die 6abr5eug
fcuen bis gum SCRIPT fertt9 fem unD i~cpann %
Iert na4 Dem Nnlur b'f0rOert weroen, III
lm Sommer 1860 lu5 Walier 9%elalen gu wer
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0reueittdt, lpie Dteie pon tattetiid)en Yfalien
an9errpuete, pirpen liA Die pltin0il4en Weu.
|terer QelAdmt BADEN, ben bic Aer3te unO Sraus
~fenfteQer meroen nt1t bios BET Ciutt'litteu SGls
fern in Grie8e 9elaont.
Nrn II. gprll nabln ba8 DfIIacte ieinen
55ortqan9. Berittene StteIipatroullen wuroen
in Die llu9esenO au8s;Idtdt, ole oue NE
Ieuf.l, ptrsu lte babblit werpen %fcnnten, nit
QaIi05 einfiug II uiO eutDeOer oot 9lett'
t e IL cDer auf Dem iSlefe erldelien. Die dru1es
rem Bepobuer BON Gacubapl, Die feline mdhtt
aen Stl9lBsr bltteu, murDen ell3etetfert uno
}um IbeIl ltlnprehtllG erldpien. Aud Elm
oeutlder S9lofer, 9taraenS &atler unp 3wel
iau9e Ameritdner, ron 1ht5ebu, relp. t~tnt6ebn
Jabrer, maten nit unter Den Sptern olele5
Cages, Deren 3abt ami utnDeltenS 100 9elhdBt
miro.
Inter anoereu Spfern Der SerfCl9un9 mar
audi Elm arnler, aus @rgllno SeblrtI9er &nabe,
Der in Oienltan pe8 @tBentbumerS Der Iacn
bapaeil enbabn, oe5 AMerIflnerS 0aulmet!n,
9eltauDen bate, in Dl8 @efdnBaiR 9ewOrfen
pOroen. or w1rO lpdter all Der Splbe elnes
langen 3u8e8 vOu 8efan8enen in Die 0aup;ltaot
aebradt u1o oDtt CUR 0tnrldtung returtpellt,
neil ct li9 Der cOnltitutloneleu Partet an9es
IdlcIien babe. Der auterltan,lAe @Onlul. Der
Dapon pernabuu, wauDte lt9 an Den enBlll9en
We ianoten, Oanlt CT Den aulben lette. Sener
pel9erte liA an faH9S, Da IT'D aber AUDI anDere
Seate Uon AnIeben aunI 9ltI9en Suede BET lbu1
DerDauotel, 10 lanDte CT enollH cine 1eote an
Die He8lerun8, Die tbm audi pie SHonunB pes
Sa1ben perlpr11, Denlelben aber Dop lpdter
naA Gacubapu 3ur GrlhleBupS a~bfi9ren lieB.
Dem @el anpten wurp oIeS 0emelDet unp 0leler
bc8ab itA Darauf in Den Ealalt, un auf ben
4ufl4ub Der 0lnrl4tuaB gu orln8et1. Oa Die
0te8ierun3 Die 3ett fir Die y ,urldtun8 i4on
Uerltrldeu 8~laucie, 10 ferti8te lie ar9Itltt8er
Belle einel lplben 8efebl aus. Gum 9laf
mar peOo4 Die 0mrld)tuay nod ntdt erfolst
unO Die Attades Der en9lIl6en 9elanptlAatt
trafen SeraOe Elm, alS Der &nabe al etuen Pf1bl
8ebuupen mar unp Die SOlOaten ldcn aur9e
lteut wareu, um auf TIN 3u %fenern. Nom GOOe
paro er 10 9erettet, aber ct uarO oarauI lnS
9eTln9nlB 9eworfen, UNI per melB no4 Dte
LANCE unter alellel Wtartern, in oenel Die Gle
rtcalea 10 erftnoerllb linO, caIlr gu blBsn, Dap
ct peu cpultitutlpneleu 2rnppen eInIBe Nots
rdtbe U~ertauft bate.
SO 1T pteS d~brI9en5 cer ein5i9e 6au, no Ger
en9tll9e 0elanOle gu 9unlteu etnes otr un
9ludlIbeu Berfcl9ten ron ~leIner AutcrItal e.
nen tpellwellen 0ebrau4 8ema1t.
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Auerieaut lcDe OS0ctsricDtea

Senator . D dpirp bteler Gage
na4 europa abretieu uno ben CONNER paielblt
5u6rIn8en. Str einen S~taat8mann unt Bbl
lnIoppen ME SewarO fam eS gu elmer europlt.
iten 9eiIe teine intereiiantere .3eit aeben, als
Die iebi9e. . e
@afbtn9ton, Der 9l9ent elmer peut-
f6en @olonliGttOnS9efeaidaft = 10 melbet
man ocr9 g. 9. 2tmes - bate cine unterreo<
una nit Dem merIfanti6en @e1anbten Mata.
OuT6 melden er cine 9%anridentnno uno
Icnil9e 9~lnltge 8ectn9un9en fur cine in
Werifo 81 grdnoenOe oeutide &Olenie gu er
lanqen lud]t. 0r, Wato min fd Die Sade
uberlegen unb I'D barber NIT ietner Neqies
runq in 8ernebmen feBen. Die @eleuldaft
tf, ME ~Derlautet, i'm Be1lB beoeutenoer
0fltteI nuo ole @plcnlften mpIen tld Dem
Suare8'lden Commencement audi aLs D9ilt
tdrs CUR gerfa9Hn8 IteQeu,
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Matiunats GOnpsnttun Der Qerate.

~26ut8OtlIe, 3. Nai. Die Sa1resper@
l1mrnlunS Der ameritanii4en Ger3ts puroe beute
bier erSffnet. 25 Staaten unp 3etritprien finD
pur4 $50 Oeleyaten Oertreten. SarpeD 0inrs.
ley bon Wai9in8ton wuroe gum Brdltocnteu,
bic Serren SemiS Don bier unD Semmes pou
Baibiu9tDn 3u Sefretdren ernllnt Sin Som.
mittee murbe e%rnannt, UNI Die 8elmten fir pa8
%lauience Sabr gu Hrmtnlreu. Der Pr1ItOert
belt oauu bic i1blt6e Rebe.
Ser Wanbt rers ErO3eB.
S~apannab, 3 Uat Der Wanoerers
Plo3eB 1T bic gum ndblten Teruiu Der Circuit
@ourt cerltcben WOrDen, neil @apt. &errie
ni9t Uerbaftet merDeu tonnte. Dret rDn oeu
9efan8enen wuroen 9e8eu 8ir9iAoft eutlll,
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6arrilpn 0onnerein

unter dbt9im NansI bal ft OteIGr nsue 8ere n prout(ortGh
S0agt u IT. no YsrDsa Dte 9titOlitstr iOWie. a-s pi%rtsntstn,
pttpe p y tlaem 9uten Utretne anfhItesen ngaeu, AZ sfaer
pttteren StrldnrmInng auf 5rettaa ben d. Wtai Ibeaos 3 ubr
PEI Serrn g. 9ahntbal, 5%atrtfontf. Rp. 81. p0atbf etnaeia.
BEN, Un or GrnfttuttpH ~ terateen
D6 s. @ oprfp prSu SsSrrtSr
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Wern1i6t mirn

PER- BtlbsIm sung. MSbslf8retner aus gisSentppf.
idn 8Oarbtnsspaas. UNI sinen sutcu 5rsanp ~ beu6en, unb
pat man iettRsr ntGts BON Tim 8efeben unO ssb6rt. Ar true
" itnsr BIT stntn l6warsen 8UG, f8UarBt 5Oen, tlaae
Sammetpste,. Sr1uen put nnb epIbene uDr nit 9uIb .Mcr
Settle User Nustunit ubsr TIN eebea farm, m6se bts az.
tau g. tsuH tn Nr. 13o Sarat0 Jattr., 3pti6sn 9OnarD- 1nb
Tn amir. IN,
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todriht aIss4S
fir NeiienDe. 80
We6iel in Der AbfabrtS3eit aaf Der
ID .rLr..An. ,OA.A:oE.h. -


An unb mad D0nusrhns henzl. aPrtI, fnb bic AbfaRrt5-
Runoen we fCl8tt
0On y aIttm pr { tdsfta um 4 20 unb 7.45 IlOrsens ub
$50 gtn6mtttass, aGsasnpmme1 S~Uantd8s; Spnnt1ss an
30 Wtpraeas. N
Bon ID G9tnstUn ttben Sag UNI 4,40 unb $50 WUr.
seaS unt 8 unO 6.lo Gatmtftaas, auSseuOmuea Spnntass
Span taIS UNI 5 ubr ~9iabmtttags.
Der sras unb brit G 3ae BON Baltt@Ort unb gDafbinstOn
Fnb rrt te GrpreSsues Ia6 paHeh nur IN sDafbtnatUn u, Ias
napOltS 5uncttpn. c r .er -a,
Our 9sqasmIt6ittt fur YerfOnen, wel4e iber 4a6t in
Baltimore o9a 2Dalbtnaton ~ 81 t1eG pInIben perben 8tl.
lette a~asesseben. Wel&e fur btl IRA mtttass5dge 5r 5tnretie
unb tuf pe ndGiten Dtpr8enBa8e (fur teto1rl ealtta fn3.
BeGcnbere Gin. unb 3urudsAtfltS werben fur ee Samitag
abenb. peer Conn ass Nsrr8sn. uab sur BtetOArrttfe fur Oe
UtOntd9 Wprsentu9e 0uSBeesbea.
GbtnIp werbsn 8unb.Itrets psrfauft fir bs Mprsenjaas
u. GUT iur &Ifretft nit ben va mtttasssiStn mite gepEbHlt6,
4p2o,4w 30. y. SmttR, 3rdnspOrtmetter.
Glert'S Office Der G0urt o, Common Yleas.
5aDbIer, Spale- unb Nu(ttrn' 6anss @Strtbe, Wtadter, Sns
pettStsn unO uae anOsru, wtl&s StaatsHtshisa OeOartsa
werbea bttrmtt Gnf9elprDeit tbre GtSenten trHEuern
au laTln an pfer uor Dem nd6tsn " Nl4 pibrtgenfals tie
mas Ots bttt. BeieseS bepanOetr rerOsa Die StienfsR lie
10. s. 6GmtlI, Glert
Der &Durt Of Common pleas pom Baltimore.
MhIO TOJno a. 3nul
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0l6frhieN.

Mtetntn Sdplretben Sreunoen uo SsfaanteR fngt i'd ttsr.
NIT nor metner abrctfs mad benz ait II BdsesIaabe Elm pst,tts
DIES uno ttet9ttapltes 3tbewcbl, bpftnO, (wena es S1ifIaI
dnSutrefsn
aut Ottitntesn, wst6e mid nit 6eIOnbern aafr6sen btes-
rem wpltn. trfu@e t&, lUlbe BIS nG6ten Nsataa entntper
II mstnst %a0obnans UOsr bel 3rn. SatpR Sesgsr 30. %
@ermantrass a%biIatbsa. S&lieBIt@ bite to. Ste nt bts-
per rrjttjte 6reHnoi9dt, wdbrfnp metner Asp tienbett aud
Setserf4en Srduerst %fUrtfubten nitro, sf .aiaf aassubeSueu.
y atm etcBsr S@maab Dttb gum AbI4tsb nn tsutiseu
DGnne9 rag fiat fn6en.
Gbrtftan MAILER
WO 1uf Der Sce1er fben grdusrei
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Observation-Disclosures

~ EN2Es&fhN Jr
A SSASaEs5E Sequemltdtett Der BalIasiere
mad Oeu v0lel1pbouie" an Der Baltimore unD
Sbio>@iieubabn
Observation-Disclosures mad benz O8sla9poRfe," gDaf6fnatou
Saattipn, perbtn auBer ZEN rsssImaBt8fn 8assn am unb mad
benz beuttstn Gage bis auf Dettere NOttI NIT sinem &rtr1 ,uae
bsfGroert. Der bic GamOsn.StGtiOn tdSl,3 NIT NuSna pme bee
Spuntugs UNI 3 l9r Wa@mittG9s uab baS ..Gtelap epaIt' um
6 ubr IS Wtnnten DeridBt 10 bag eta Autenfbalt pUn %
SInnotH an biefem phase etldubt TT.
bin. ane Ser.StaGtte a 81 GeatS tHb nur an Der Etf..
Olfc. IN Cannon .Stattpn jI babtn.
%. .. 9 mttb, Transpprtmetter;
6. Z, @HgIanb, Agent, Characterization. DMDE
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Wcnntam Qoae $40. 81 Z 81. s. &

Dtr ~pttglteesr pbtger Qpse wersed tt.rmtt E. iu6t lids bett,
aD no re0t ja3trehD tn Der 8erlsmmIuas einiGanpsn tnb2m
senOmmeu werbeR.
- y. 31l(duf apFr
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&0l. 9Of6riba 8 Grnehitinn

New<OrleanS, 3. Wtal. Sol Grfy
RIGGS asent ia Pitr'S ptaf beriAtet, raB cine
WenSe un5nfrtepene DtIner leiner @rpepitlcn
ltA ani6lieBen.
1lcberlanopolt+
Ct. 9Outs, 4. Wfai. Die lIeberlanopclt
pom IL. April lit ausetemmen. Der Wartt
i'll Gun 6raucisco MAJ unperdnpat.
Sr. SlIbop uuD 40 Utlnn p~trlteBen i5ort
&elou, UNI nit Steut. Sealt 5alammen III one
riren; tie wnrOen belm ll~eberlHreiten oeS So
lOraoO BON 700 Wciare , Yabnte nnD 0ama
SnOIanern anSeSriffen. penen man, na6reW man
TIRE @elbenfe unter lie pertbtllt, Die @rlaub.
NIP 9e9etsu bate, DdS 2lno gu treu5en. @lne
9roBe An3abl SnoiaHer murOen getSOtet unO
Bilbop 3oS iid 5arif, Sol, 5rffmal purDe
NIT elmer Salfstruppe e~rpartet, UNI un1eIdbr
am Is. aprtl Die O0rtFr Der .Woiltes9 n0iluer
ln6u8relfen.
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Neme 0u5et0eu.
8. Gdn9erfef
Ser 0ftlt6en unO n6rOlieben staateu
Iuiruf IN ale Sdu9er Der LINTON!

Autruf an aue San9er Der Union!
Sdneerbra6er!
unlsre I'M Sortssn 3erbft s~rldnens @talabuue Al benz am
II Ia Is. IA. nS 10. Stunt tn baltimore faItfnbenpen
o~dn9eriene whrpt oHrI treHFtae ung 3dbIrttHe 4nmelbunaen
pom l1Dnten @rfolse esfrSnt.
Us Lewett uns btele rtfrts. unb a ifstti-r 8bstlna6me, bns
DIR &ptt.rtunte pS orutIben Qiebes le 6ersen I'M ierer 9 IN.
sstbrHefr TIM Often rt TIM gOtatn, tint no ben pte I'M 5ubru
NIT stttHer Se9etEtrnn8 fir tGrlapnn6fS 5treesn enta1nmi
re6ttat. @
Die sanger 8alttmD:s's ssrfptr6sn 9a&, Maes ~anf,ubie.
IN aae Vtleine, aud, an De, wtl6t nt0t IpS, eI unfsrsn,
Sna0s ona:po'en, tr8ebt httrntlt ptt aaForper- M, cine Gtf:
WfeF gum 6ef lte1eRoen WttBltetGr, md . tmmeH aecrbnFt
nit 4nsabe os Otrtssn en-, Yrarpentsn unS 5ef,fppairs b.
3ufenSen Wtt 5dnasrorta ' '"'
=. 9 %ptIter, Eeh- Qr6Gb.
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sr5Astnt Itbeu MttttUpN In sisw gprt aaD fUfst 6 Gents Sic
sin,,Int gtummer, $500 t6brlta tn gprausOssnblans
Sic 1T sac srOBs tlutrtrte aDrGenbIGtt, NEEDLES in beut.
fiber 6pra9e tn ben UeretntettR oiaaten erf@etnt, entb6It
prabtppat SaMfrattSnen Der be6entenoRIn EaeeSereanidt,
ausae3etGueie @rsGeiun8e Wspsaen, an tpptsa uNp Itp6s-
bertnte., Ales, pGs tur uhftre 9anbsteust AIR irsenb bDn
Snterete, Ia pirO BITE SuIfr.rte 3e.tuns IN ~seD6bltr 5pra6e
6et Seer ersdblen, ane DG ie ib pom F0Ithlben nab rtltat6.
fen ABrasen fern pGlt. ipare tic tn teber 5amtlte ee9alten
werbeu. " 5
.Ntant Qssltss SGuRrtrte 8ettuns' 1T auf baS befs pa.
pter aebrudt, IL Sc ten tart uRe teser SabredaI bertabsn.
relbem Tttel unb SnbaltS. VerSetAniB ~bei0eeesea pir6. HI
bet etnen Banb, Der mebr 4elehOf eatbGl, ais traenb elm &Dn.
Ser(dttpnSlerttpa. OF TT mnbefsttten eaS bette, ttaieae ON
meifeh beIebrssbe unD unterbaltenbe gppmenbId +. tpSthes ~
cen 0erstntafeu Stdaten erfAetnt.
,lNrant QSslIe's Saufrtre 3eituus" til BEL aaen 3sttanos.
aaenten ~ babtn Dptr aus Der Offte, 10 Is SrantfOrtsrSss
oeaen 0inlenDuny bss SetraSes, su 6ettebsa
mi, serieaben etn &remplar fur $500
IN Ct @remr!are fur $500
OFN - 5000
el m Srant 9e8liE,
Rat3,1rt IS 8raatfuvtarase, Msw.sOrf.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-21

SUICIDE OF Mr.. TuLLER.-This melancholy
circumstance has already been reported in the
"Press;" but as the deceased gentleman was
once notorious among Ohio politicians, a more
extended notice will not be deemed superhu-
GUS.
On Wednesday sennight, Mr.. Achilles Tuller
committed suicide at his residence in Mt. Yer
non, Ind, by blowing his brains out according
to the Columbus Fact) with pistol. He was
formerly n resident of Tifnn, Ohio, having in
preceding years amassed q competency in the
brokerage business. He married fine, ami
able lady in Stark County, and no person
seemed to enjoy life more than he did. Getting
into trouble about the time that Bresliu's term
as State Treasurer was expiring, he soon after
removed to Pittsburg, and subsequently re-
turned TO Ohio, settling in Franklin County.
Here, il is said, he was subjected to SO much
annoyance from political enemies, that he felt
compelled to remove again. He took up his
residence, says the Fact, in Mt. Vernon, In
diana, and holding intercourse, or commune
cation, with no one in relation to his unfortu-
nate past, living in the strictest seclusion and
under an assumed name, away from his own
and his wife's friends. AT the stated times
during the sessions of Common Pleas Court,
in Franklin County, when the trial of Gibson
would probably occur, Tuller would be there,
a daily visitor at the Courthouse, with the
avowed intention of giving testimony against
him. But the cases were invariably continued,
and Tuller would return to his family and Sc
clusion, refusing to inform his friends at Co.
lumbus of his determination, except in answer
to their repeated inquiries, replying ''I am
going home" The cause of this last, fatal act,
on thepart of the unfortunate man, may proba-
bly, be traced, in some manner, to the secrets
and intrigues of Ohio politicians.
The Mt. Vernon Advocate says that it was
by means of razor the deceased terminated
his existence. Taking advantage of the
brief absence Of his wife, whom he requested
to go to the Post-ofice, he obtained razor,
made sure of his aim before a mirror, and with
one stroke severed the carotoid artery. Med
ical aid was Immediately summoned, but ere it
arrived, life had fed. 1t has been developed
since the fatal occurrence, that tendency to
insanity is hereditary in his family, and that
he himself has, on a number of occasions,
manifested unmistakable symptoms of mental
arrangement.
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River Intelligence.

The River continues to recede steadily, with about
sixteen feet hence to Louisville The Weather yester
day was warm and sultry, with indications of more
rain Business on the Levee was active, with fair Of
ferings for Pittsburg Freights continue plenty for
st. Louis and there Is fair trade for New Orleans
and Nashville.
FREIGHrs.-Rates are firm at tho following quota
tions
PITTsBuRG.-Cotton, 6Oc.; Moassos,, &C.,; Whisky
i0c Flour, 2oc Pork and Lard, 3Oc.; Pound Freight
ST. EotuisgHeayyy Wy G Pound Freights, zoe. per lOO
c bril- To end G 4e ae " o
Cairo-whisky and Oil, 4Oc.; Pound Freghts, 2O@25c
NEW oRLEANs.-whisky, 45c; Pork, ssc.; Flour,
2Oc Bacon, etc., l592Oc per hundred MS Horses, $40
per head.
The W. 1. Maclay arrived from St. Louis with good
trip".."".The Harmonic, from Nashville, and lPo.
tomac, from Memphis passed up for Pittsburg fully
loaded.......The Argyle and Marengo arrived from
Pttsburg, loaded deep.."...The departures include
tho Marengo and Fred. Iron, for st. Louis, full of
freight......The A. W. Quarter, for Kanawha and
Parkersburg, for Parkersburg, got off with good
cargoes.".....The Argyle and Universe left for New
Orleans, both loaded deep..."The Lightfoot cleared
for Nashville with big trip."-"..0ur special dis
patches from New Orleans announce the arrivals of
the Alma and N W. Thomas at that port on the leth
..."..The steamers Fairchild and Switzerland have
departed....At Pittsburg yesterday, the river was
falling, with seven feet ten inches in the channe..
The Marmora, Capt Brennan is announced for Pitts.
burg this evening.,..The regular Thursday packet,
Ohio No. g. Capt Blagg leaves for Marietta at five p
M.....Tho Bostona, Capt. Wm Mclean, Is the Mail
boat for Portsmouth at twelve M.....The Lancaster
Capt Connor, leaves for Maysville at noon to-day;
Lew. Morris is the agreeable Clerk. Jacob Stra-
der, Capt @. H. Dttman is the Mail l-boat for Louis
Vile at noon to-day The Kentucky, Capt. David,
leaves for Madison at the same hour.m.. The fine
steamer Progress is loading for Wabash River.
Capt Johnston intends leaving this evening ...
The r. B. Hamilton, Capt. Frank Davidson, leaves
for Nashville this evening Those very agree
able gentlemen Messrs Mccullough and Davidson,
will make passengers at home in her neat cabin. ...
The Reliance Capt. Bruce, and Hudson, Capt Riden-
our, also loading for Nashville....... The Mem
phis, Capt. Bugher, leaves for Memphis this evening
Those very agreeable gentlemen, Messrs. Dean and
Mechling, in the ofhce.....The Prairie Rose
Capt. Fenton, is the Express-lne steamer for St
Louis to-day......The Madison, Capt Hoope, is the
Express-lne steamer for New Orleans, leaving Satur
day.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIyALs-Forest Queen, Madison; Caledonia
Maysville; W. l. Maclay, st. Louis; Harmonic
burg; Argyle, Pittsburg; Potomac, Memphis.
DEPARTUREs- Forest Queen, Madson Caledonia
Maysville; A. W, Quarter, kanawha; Parkersburg
PaTkersburg Telegraph, Louisville; Lghtfoot, Nash
vile; Argyle New Orleans; Uniyerse, New Orleans
nil Ifeln
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RUPTURE.

nRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURE TRUSS,
~ the only truss known by which Hernia can he
reated on Philosophical principles Also Abd9mnni
supporters Shoulder Rraces Suspensors, Elastic and
aced Stockings, &C. Drs. Daniels make speciality
Feet Bow-Legs Knock Xxi nees, Weak Ankles, Pa.
alysis In whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
ONCE and Institute, No. "a West Fourth street.
Jincinnati, Ohio l68
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ERANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
n FOUNDRY, r; ALLISON, spperintendentt;;omo 90
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DR.. q. W. PHILLIPS,
GnIa n.ay,u,InkAv,

Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein Co.; John ID.
Bro; Edw Seaman Co.; j. &. O. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. %
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FRIenTFUL ScENE.-At Columbus Ohio, on
Monday last, as the relatives Of lunatic were
removing him from the Central Asylum to the
Inirmary of the county to which he belonged,
and while waiting for a train at the depot, the
unfortunate attempted to throw himself under
the engine, and actually succeeded in doing so
The locomotive was one used on the grounds,
and almost constantly in motion, and the efforts
of several persons were necessary to remove
him -nifu Fact
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-21

HOHN G. DORMAN, 462 Broadway,
Cincinnati has renewed his license to sell Books,
Periodicals, etc.
N. B.-,Look ont for his new wagoni
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