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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

The EXCHANGE market took a very favorable
turn to-day, Under nrae supplies of choice and
day, yet there were large sales and q good many
small ones The countor-rate at the banks was et
from TO prem, rather these figures were asked
without any large sums being taken. round
amount say $4,000 bank checks, was closed at par.
Double Al outside was under limited movement at
parthat is from the very great nertness In regard
To sight funds beyond the limited wants 81 daiy and
local reunitters-prces aud rates fell oh In short
siRt there were several transactions three round
sums at one. day and three days eight e an itesA
cent dis sales Of sixty days sight at 15661lA and
& discount and lower figures for the general run 81
commercial drafts, say from Es@gl@ and W discount,
sterling sold at i0S6il0s, with some small sums at
lOSM In document bills there were sales at l0I,t-
ing from iOIjfMiU7M. Good standard drawers, on
good cotton were negotiated without any difficulty
There was but little requirement for remittance
For this purpose have no change TO note In rates
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

AN ULTRA CoNsERvATIvE.-It is said that
a sick German Prince; somewhat troubled by
the insubordination OF his subjects refused to
take a medicine which his physician said
would work radical cure; though he was
willing to take it when he received the ad-
ditional information that it was a sovereign
remedy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
[By Telegraph.
philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April Flour quiet SUI
perfine $5 T5 Wheat closed with an adyanc-
ing tendency, and has advanced 2abc.; red,
$I 65al 10; Pennsylvania, 81 44ar 40. Corn
advanced: sales of 1900 bushels, at 73aT31Sc7
and for May delieery, 75c. Whisky firm, at
81 Aa22c .....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

A Coon PLACE FOR CANDLEs-A clerk in
store in Wooster, o., having put some
candles in the cellar one day, the proprietor
told him that he thought it was too damp a
place S tO5 them H and that they would Be likely
clerk, ''f that is the case, we had better put
our tallow there also, and perhaps IL will
mould iuto candles" r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

OUTRAGE IN THE SoUrH.-Mr. Turner at
tended revival meeting, in South Greek,
North Carolina one evening recently. Re-
turning home, he found that some ruffians
had torn of the roof from his house, knocked
down his chimney, and broken up his fnrni-
ture. The paper which narrates the facts,
very justly calls this "aproyOking outrage" Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Family Work-Room.

MF' HI W4tbMi nIo[m 4tba isSies u dIncIaHsi Ii
and the public generally, that she has opened a
FAMILY. WORK ROOM at the office Of the GT6yer
Fourth street. where she Is prepared 70 manniagture
Ladies and Chlldrens' Under qarments shirts, shirt
neatness unsurpassed. ,I... a.. q.
N. D. Particular attention paid 20 the manufacture
Of Children's Clothing Of every description. .a
lma20-tf1 ..s 4n III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Saccharated Lime.

ssyVRIs sPRFPARATrmI2s1FI,;%, ,;,;sIA sTATEsS lSS
pleasant than Magnesia, and does not weaken The
digestion like the Alkalles. An excellent Tonic OF
the alimentary system In Dyspepsia For sale by
ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
mails s. w. cor. Eighthst. and Central-ayenne.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
HARRISON & COLLINS'S

CENTRAL BEE-HIVE GALLERY,
~ corner OF Fifth and Western-E9w PhotogratRhS t
elsewhere in the city. oil Colored Photographs
made OF all sizes from fe g the smaeSt miniature
rinRs aI.a Bracelets All work warranted.
noIs.ay A. S. BLOOM, Artist.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
FFcom the Dublin University MNgazinel
TIE TWO MYSTERIOUS sPHEREs.


r,vo ,vor,a. stere are To one our eyes we strain
Who's %sSsis csnlns ws sha IL shore
Ali truly. breathed we there,
Glad were our hearts in that sweet realm Of Never
"'"U "''V more
Whose love has Yielded since TO change death
The mother kissed her child whose days arc DER.
The irreclaimable dead;
We see them-vifions strange-amid the Neycrmore'
The merry song somo maiden used to sing ,,...
The brown, brown hair that once was wont ont 70 ons
10 temples long clay cold 70 the very core
As some yexed memory starts, r D,...
From that long-faded land-thc realm oi Ne'ermore'
tits perpetual summer thero-but here
Sadly We may remember rivers & clear, s,,r
For brighter bells and bluers
For tenderer hearts and truer,
People that happy land, the realm OF NeVermore'
Jpon the fronting Of this shedowy land
We, pilgrims of eternal sorrow, stand
OF forests green aud deep,
OF valleys hushed in sleep,
And lakes most peacefull 'Tsthe land Of Eyermore.
Very far on is marble cities seem 1-..n,
Very far SbeySndd % our , sSpsgGI 9id Sas aTSsm roor
Yet does the turbulent surge
One momentu-snd We breathe within the Evermore
They whom We loved and lost so long ago,
Dwell in those cities far from mortal woe:
Haunt those fresh woodlands, whence sweet carol
ings
Eternal peace have they;
God wipes their tears away:
They drink that river of life which flows for Ever
more.
Thither we hasten through these regions dim,
But lol the wide wings Of the seraphim
Shine in the sunset. On that Joyous shore .
Our liRhtened hearts shall know
The light of long ago: -.
The sorrow -burdened past shall fade for Evermore
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
SUNDAY NIGHT, April 8.

The week which closed yesterday was
quite active, the demand for Currency con-
tinuing large throughout the week, though
at no time in excess of the supply, which re-
mained good at the previous quotations, lOa
IL per cent. Business was brisk in the bank
ing quarter, and Bankers found no difficulty
in employing all the funds they had either in
Discounting or in the making of Exchange
by the return of Bank-notes. At the close
of the week Money was rather less easy than
at the beginning and rates of Interest were
sitter, though unchanged.
Eastern Exchange was very firm and ami
mated all last week at q prem; dealers
Philadelphia and New York. The sales
ofthe week foot up more largely than for a
month previous and the demand from abroad
promises to be heavy during the week to
come.
Gold and New Orleans Exchange were
quiet and without alteration in rates.
Uncurrent Money was little changed; Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Wisconsin being better al
the close of the week. We annex the pre-
vailing rates of discount: Indiana Stock "a
Virginia Except Wheeling Banks and Bran
ches) 4; Iowa 2; Illinois 2; Wisconsin 2
Missouri ~ st. Louis city u, Maryland q
Michigan l; North Carolina l; South Caroline
/; Georgia l; Canada l; Pennsylvania 19al
Alabama l.
In Time-bills on the East and South LITTLE
was doing, and we heard Of no change
Thirty-day drafts on New York we quote a
7aS; sixty days 9al0; ninety days 10 per cent.
while two and three-month bills on New Or
leans ruled at lOal5 per cent.
The rates of Exchange and Coin were a
f.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
NOVEMBER ID, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
1WE Tj
RAILROAD.


six DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
Trains run through to Cleveland, sandusky, To-
ledo and Indianapolis, without change OF cars: "a
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North
A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN for Hamiltonl
Richmond Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago ana an
Western cities. Connects at Richmond with U. and
G. Road for Iogansport, etc. oa,,
1880 A. M. TRAIN for Dayton n sprngnshie, gahc.
close CONNECTIONS with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening Also connects at Urbana Tor Velnn..
bus at Bellefontaine with ID. 1. IL. H.; at Forest
with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad;
at Clyde with Cleveland and Toledo hailr9ad tTains
chester and Muncic; at Hamilton for Oxford, etc
10 A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN for Cleveland
via Delaware: for Dunkirk Buffalo, Boston, new
York and ali Eastern cities Also connects at Crest,
line for Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
3,6O p. nj, TRAIN for Hamilton, Richmonds
Logansport, Peoria and Burlington; also 1ndiannp-
$40 p. nj, TRAIN for Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chcago; con-
meets at Bellefontaine with b. i. X. H.; also at
Hamilton for Oxford and GSlIsge CSrner N for c,sv.
land Via Delaware; for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and all Eastern cities. Also connects at
Crestline for Pittsburg Philadelphia, Baltimore anu
no -The night Express Train, leaving Gincnnsst,, n,
other trains leave daily, except Sundays
For further information and tickets, apply AZ tno
Ticket-ofces: North least corner Front and Broad.
way; No. 1863 Walnut-street, near Gibson House; at
the new Ticket oice, the west side Of Vine street,
nol2 D. McLAREN, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09

n ONpON CLpB sApOE.IJpsT RE-
sale, Wholesale and retail, ,%s.nou.In
ap2 D, and Branch 2i9West Fourth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
ROOFING! ROOFING!

VENHE OUTCALT ELASTIC. METALLIC
IL ROOFING Is offered TO the public as the best and
cheapest Metal Roof used, its merits having been
tested by an experience of years In THIS CITY ana "
ciniy. Applied TO Hat or steep, old or new Dulld-
ings No solder used-f.stened securely without ex-
posure to the action Of the elements, -
PREF ared Sheets boxed for shipment TO any part OF
the UIted States can be applied by any one with or
dinary mechanical skill. Orders promptly nlled.
10y CALDWELL CO.,
myI6-tf 1872 West Second-stfeet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Saturdays st. Louis Democrat thus speaks
of FRIDAYS Monetary matters:

The Exchange market Is equally as stringent as
ever with full demand for all that can be furnished
on the East ~ ~ premium, and Ia on the south: :.
Brokers aud Bankers were In the market, buying az
Aa4 Of these rates. TO furnish supplies for their Gus
TONERS For Gold, we saw IL sell on the East at ~
premium, though some Of the Banks ask = premium
There Is not much hrst-class Paper Offering at the
Banks, and Money for such Is plenty. Currency
(Illinois and WisconsinD y more apnndant t9.uay
and generally goes ut X discount. Bankable funds
Nnterlor Mlsaonri,l remain alngmlarly scarce.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Wednesdays New Orleans Crescent says OF
the Money market in that city; -.r e.

ssThA demand for the dross was large. The calls
on the banks were heavy, resulting In about ONE
tions for the large payments maturing Tomorrow.
In fact the payments are tolerably heavy from now
large In the aggregate Capitalists and lenders take
hold freely at something. within their own views
we're made al 9X@lO per cent, with strictly fayorte
signatures going at 9 per cent? and other good e
l5 per cant though II Is pretty tight work for any
regular business TO Withstand an usance Of more
are also doing very good business at from lSSle
and 2l percent. per annum.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
For Toothache.

nR. EVANs'S TOOTHACHE DROPS;
~ Prepared from the recipe of the celebrated
violent Toothache instantaneously. For sale by
ALBERT ROSS Druggist,
maIQ w cor EIGHTH and Central -aVenUe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Fridays New York EVening Post OBJ

The Stock market has taken entirely new com.
plexion since this time yesterday. The absence Of
any hostile action the part Of the Senate has had
a marked effect on New York Central, the extreme
iuctuatiOn in twenty -four hours being per cent.
. The upward turn In New York Central was the
signal for advanced bids most Of the speculative
shares and the sales in some cases show rise OF le
(02 per cent, The most Duoyant were Ioledo ana
Michigan Central. 49,, -.
Money is quiet, with an abundant supply at 6@6,
per cent for Call Loans, and 51a@7 for prime paper
In Foreign Exchange there Is no alteration. Sterl
ing lOSACdlO3h. Francs lsA@15l6H.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Saturdays Chicago Press and Tribune n
marks, under date of Friday evening:

"There continues to be an active demand for East
ern Exchange at 2 y cent. premium, and the market
is firm at that guro but there is no prospect OF any
advance at present, In view Of the speedy commence
ment Of shipments of produce by lake. Currency is
in active demand, with II fair supply. There has
been much larger amount Of produce paper oher-
ing within the past two or three days, but our bank
ers, public and private, seem to have been well pre-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-09
Fridays Baltimore American says of the
Money market in that city:

The movement IN generaI Dry Goods Tor the week
a moderate business with this State, the Ohio, Ind;
ana, Illinois and Michigan trade, but the general
market lacks vigor, and the dealers eNince little
spirit. The auctions attracting more attention,
and the losses incident to the sales are marvellous.
The general export trade for the week has been large
and the deliveries include nearly all the prominent
foreign markets. ,,.
the fact that many large clothing houses, which
have hitherto withheld their purchases, have been
which were accommodating.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

HoRR1ALE AccrpExr:-A frightfuI acciden
occurred at Black Hand station, on the Centra
Ohio Railroad, on Monday night, which our in.
formant describes as the most heart rendinE
occurrence he ever beheld. A lady from Phil
adelphia, bv the name Blvnn, in CT mpany
with her husband, was on her way to visit
some friends in Columbus. While the cars
were stopping at the above named point, she
left the sleeping car and was in the act Of step
ping to an adjoining one, wh"n motion of the
trs in cauSing her to lose her footing, she fell,
and wsS crushed between the two cars, which
cut her FROM one shoulder to the opposite hip,
and killed her instantly. Her husband stood
on the platform but was unable TO save her
His grief at the suddeH and awful bereavment
was affecting in the extreme. TIE d ceased,
we are in formed, leaves family 0 five children
to mourn her untjmey less. Ter remains
were taken to Columbus. - Be7'pair fress.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
Personal Property iM Harrison
County.

From an abstract of the Personal Property,
Monies and Credits in this county as returned
by the Township Assessors and Equalzed by
the County Board for the year 1850, we ga h.
er the following facts:
Number Of Horses in the County 6,595. To
tai value $37O,665. Average value fraction
over S56 Decrease in number since last year
233. Number of Cattle IA 255-value $16l,-
829- average value a fraction over Slide
crease in number stree the last assessment l,
sos. Last year SO mules were returned val
ued at $1,5l5, This year the number return
ed is 25-value S2220 Number Of Sheep re-
turned this year l43,84S-value S3l1 l99-av-
erage value S2,16 Last year the number re.
turned was 1873 603-nrrease 1922. Num-
ber Of Hogs returned lO,850--value S26,3t9
Last Year, number returned II 403-v value $780,
350-decrease in number 6.560 Number OF
Carriages returned this year 2.298-value $64,-
6o6. Last year the number returned was g.
434--valne $72 478. Number OF Watches re.
Turned 746 value $l1,79I. Number Of Pianos
this yesr $1O5,892. Last year 112, ,648. Man.
ufacturers stock this year $4,000 Last year
S11,917. Monies this yaar $50 584. Last
year $3.50. 794 Credits this year $8l6,2 200 -
Last year $7S9,1A8. Stocks this year SIS ,972
Last year S2l,56l. Totol value of Personal
property returned this year $2,o92. 436 To-
tai value last year S2,257, 299
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

Or We believe in the man or woman who
has enemies Your mlk-ard water people
who content themselves with simply doing no
harm, at the same time never do any good; they
are mere negatives. Your man of force, who
does not wait for a stone to get out Of his Hea-
ven appointed way, but manfully rolls it over
may unintentionally hurt somebody's toes in
he act; but thousands who will travel that fu
ture path will thank him for clearing it. The
man who has no enemies is generally sleek,
creeping, cautious, white. washed creature, walk
ing the earth with velvet shoes, who smirks
and glides his unchalenged way to the obscu
rity he merits. lie adds nothing to the com
mon stock. and is shoveled into his six feet OF
earth at last without tear upon his coffin lid.
He may not have an enemy, but has he any
friends? A place is vacant. but not in any
warm loving heart. The statute has simply
crumbled out Of its he and disappeared.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
Wool Market for the week ending
June I6.

TIE operations during the week throughout
this county would sum uP 10000 pounds at
prices ranging from 45 to 81 cts. The market
at the close exhibited a dropping tendency
prudent buyers touch it timidly at the above
figures, and some have Withdrawn from the
market. Several well known manufacturers
are represented in this market. Brad lord &
TAFT, Of Rhode Island, through their agents
have been operating freely, and showed strong
nerve. Mr.. Harris, Of the same State, is also
represented through his agent, Mr.. Goodrich,
who is prac'icing "masterly inactivity" Mr..
Gilbert OF Mass, has been operating to some
extent. The New England Company too, have
a limited order in the market. Mr.. Woodward,
of Vermont, and his agents, have been 'spot-
ting' some clips that he would like to buy at
fair price.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
EEse CROPS,

The prospect Of an ahrhll7t ha'v'st neve
7ooked better in the middle of June. The
grass never looked better for years, and is near
~ ready to cat and will yild abundan'ly.-
Wheat is headng very fast, and generally sup
posed to be out Of the way o. the weevi. The
corn is growing fast. The fruit trees are so
full of fruit that many ofthem will break down
Harvest will commence in a few days. From
the appearance, we judge there is no danger
that the inhabitants Of Harrison county will
starve the present year at least.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
P0stpOncrnent of IiIe Democratic
State Convention.

Rooms OF THE Dem STATE UEN. UOM.,t
COLUMBUS, May II, 1850. {
10 The Democracy of Ohio:
The Democratic State Central Committee an
nounce 10 the Democracy OF Ohio, that upon
mature consultation, it has been deemed proper
by this Committee, to postpone the time Of ths
meeting o. the Democratic State Convention
from the 24rh instant until
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1860,
Upon which day at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A,
NJ, the said Convention will assemble in the
City Of Columbus, 10 do and perform the duties
designated In the call of this Committee, of the
date of the 9th of April, 1860 BY Order,
GEO. w. MANYPENNY Chr'n.
A, McGREauR, Sec'y.
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BUCKEYE REAPER & EowER,

GEoRGE & WILSON having the sole agency
" ior the sale Of the above Hsryesiers in ths
counties OF Jefferson, Harrison and Belmont, beg
leave to call the attention Of those wishing to pur.
chase, to the favorable conditions on which thew
are sold, vizi The purchaser takes the MACHINE
without paying one cent on it, and if il proves 10
be The beng the judge) all he desired keeps it
u not, returns II TO us. We have been eng tred in
selling these machines for II past two years and
have sold during that time upwards Of 1870 OF them
or the above conditions la every instance thcy
nave proVei entirely satisfactory, not one Of them
having been returned For descriptive particulars
and references, see Pamphlets and Posters We
shall have local and travelling Agents in each Of
the above counties and are prepared to supply ali
who may wish to purchase We wonld particular.
ly call the attention Of those wanting All Iron Ma.
chine 10 the Buckeye Mower, Jr a iiaht nachins
made entirely OF lr0H-same patent as larS, ina.
cbine.
Fnce OF Buckeye Mower, Jr. s9j cash.
90 do do els do
do do d Reaper side delivs ~ $50 do
DO do do rear do aI4O do
DO do do rear and side S,S3 do
t,ne half cash and balsnce In note due Dec lat,
ISeoi Five dollars additional to cash price
, CEORGE& WILSON.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
Flora Te.mDle Benseu.

The second match between the celebrated
Flora Temple and the renowned George M
Patchen came off on the Union Course, Long Is.
land, on Tuesday afternoon.
The match was made up for one thousand
dollars side, two mile heats, to wagons.
Patchen won in two straight heats. Time,
4:53A--4:571R
The friends of the mare were much disap-
pointed, but it was very evident on the first
heat that she could not win.