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ENG SATISFIED I'M,

ENG salts EIED Pu,.
ID their patrons are prepared 70 enconr,,'
enterprise which has for It's object the pr,,sS,!
and promotion of the welfare Of the Whit. ~. ~
in this Republic, and the development snt
ovation Of our young and piomisin. Stat .,
Proprietor Of the Wheeling RIGlsIIR h.,
largcd and improved this paper to m,et ~, 70 70
mands Of increased circulation and rras;--
popularity, and now takes pleasure in pr-.,r,,,s
10 the people of this State, the I.arrc,l. ~
est and Most Reliable Paper in We,
virginia.
THE REGISTER can point 10 n, -,
history As the surcst and best index Of II. o.
course upon oil questions of National on So.
policy. Believing that the war was ,u,,J ~
its legitimate purposes attained with IN. ,rrt,,
slavery and secession by the South tho RI
ur,s that tend To promote the national haIp,,r
To restore the unity Of the Government, .pS !.
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessings a,
an impartial Union and q lasting peace. It.II'
be- equally firm in its opposition 70 all larti,,.
schemes that impose unjust and INV arras,,J
conditions upon the reunion of Goyenp,n,
that was never broken, that guarantee per,.,
sal ascendancy Ia ono political party and ur
changing ostracism to every other, and TIA,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart i,
leaving our country still divided, our p.upl.
disunited, our Union unrestorcd. Tolvnling
the opinion Of all men, while stcadfastly s.ys
eating its own. despising the pruscriptivr Lgu,n
of fanaticism while firmly adheling 10 It's on
convictions Of right and duty,
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THE ARBEITER FREUyD.

An elegant journal. printed In the German In
guagc and issued for the benefit Of our GrrnAi
citizens. ia published weekly at the EEGlsiLE
office.
Feeling grateful FOR the generous rno"ursrs
ment with which the friends Of the RLGlsILB
have hitherto rewarded his efforts H." Pro.
prictor hopes by continued enterprise and tu'
crgy 10 merit In the future the same il.ral pat
ronage which their paper has b.r.tmors
ceiyed.
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"In lifting the kettle from the IRE scalded
myself very sevrrely-onc hand almost to a
crisp. The torture Was uUbcarable.
The Mexican Mustang Lniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly,
and left very little scar. -
CHAS. FOSTER,
40 Broad ST.. Philadelphia"
This Is merely sample of what the Mustang
Linimrnt will do. II IL Invaluable In all case.
of wounds. swellings, spriins, cuts, bruises
spavins etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware Of conntcrfciis. None Is genuine us.
less wrapped in fgs stecl.platc engravipss, bear.
ing the signature Of G. ". Wcstbrook, Chemist,
and the pirate stamp Of DENAs BARNES & Co.
New York.
sarntogn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Died.

New YORK, Jan. l2.-Major Gamble,
of the United States Army, second i'll
command of the troops stationed on the
,Isthmus of Nicaragua. died to-day of
cholera. $3.50
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The Constitutions, Amendment.

AUGUSTA, MAINE, January l2.-The
House yesterday passed the Constitu-
tional Amendment by q vote of l26 to
~. The Senate will consider. 1t on
Wednesday. CSC .-raa-.-
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THE RE GIsTER

VIII strive to make the popular mind wiser b,
conviction" rather than slayiSh by di.taiioU anl
will labor 70 disseminate, Only such view, VII
and the seal Of truth.
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New Governments for the Southern
Atates-Auother Radical Pinn.

New YORK, Jan. ia Washington
telegram says the House committee to-
day agreed to report q bill for new gov
ernments for Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
and South Carolina and Texas.
1t first declares void the old laws
made by the governments in force in
these States, and then proposes that all
male persans above the age of twenty
one, who can take the oath of loyalty,
shall be allowed to vote for delegates to
a convention.
If the convention decides to accept
the terms proposed by Congress, it is
authorized to select provisional COM
mittee of five citizens distinguished for
their loyalty to the Union. This COM
mittee is to act as one of public safety
until q State Convention is formed,
which they are authorized to inaugu-
rate.
The committee thus called can then
elect provisional State officers and
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Reuinn Convicted.

TORONTO, Jan. 1s.-Patrick O'Neil,
one of the Fenians, was convicted to-
day. Judgment was deferred till Mon
dnv
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- y ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

,usvNCERTRAEN wILLRUN
by the following schedule on anu AFTER 'ne
tL Of January, 1861:
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The Circulation OF the Reg.
lister,

larger by far than that Of sny other pHpr IN
the State, makes IL the hest advertising medium
III West Virginia.
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TERMS.
PAYABLEIN ADYANCRl

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Daily Register, per year, by naI..-.-r :
three months, .-....i 80
by carrier. per well %
rn-wsekiy Register. single cayy. B., s..it : :. =
club ef Ave copies s~
And copy free TO the ge,tsr up of tho club.
Weekly Register, single copy .-..........g1 J"
90 club Of nye...,......... ~
e. 49, club Of t<n. -..-.....-.. y
=" - sfnb Of twenty. ..... -. w
free copy Of the Weekly 10 the s'ti1rup %
club Of Tea, aud 4 copy u the TuWsssly :"
The gettersp VI = club q twenty.
ReIniitaaees Ss Gibbs must be made al o..
time, but additions may be made 1t any tiSf a.
Clnb rates after thu Club has been rsssd' ""
vided . fnll years subscription j. taken.
Money By Draf, Express or Rsristsfod Let
ters mag ls sent AZ our risk. Address
1870 LBwIs BAKER,
sctis y Wbosling. West Virginia
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The Mining, Agricultural md
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will 6Dd In the l;EGISTEEs
constant and JEALOUS advocate. while the sal
and political advancement Of the State gill 70
eeive its earnest attention.
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Mr.. vaIinndJ shnm to Lecture in; Bo--

t,rBosToN, Jan. 12.-Mr. Vallandigham
is announced to deliver lecture before
the Young Mems Democratic Club of
this city.
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i"-ir W. T. PETERSON. sr.
rrHIs COMPANY - now FULLY
Il organized, and vii, In . short tine, com
menee the Manufacture 81 refined Carbon and
LuhTicating Obs, lamp Wick and Cbimneys.
For information in regard To the Stock or
Business Of the Company. apply % sifbsr of the
undersigned oftieers, or sf the Company Office
on Main Street, next door 70 the II and m
Bank. W.. PETERSON, Jr.Soe,y.
g. p. HILDRETH, Treas'r.
JOSEPH II. CeSEELL. Sup't l5-Tf Ar
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Q TEAM OAT PRINTING
~ promptly and handsomely done at THE
WHEELING REGIsTEK. - -577 E.5s
E-e.'ff o. ~ sleS
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oeseouIss OF ex-JuDGE WHITE.

last rites prescribed by the ritual Of the Catholic
Church for its children performed yesterday
ing the church Of St Francis Xavier West sixteenth
street, over the remains Of the Hon James w. White,
for many years jurst and tho Judges
Of the Superior Court OF this city. Mr.. White was q
descendant Of one OF the Oldest families OF Limerick
Ireland, and nephew of the csicbr ated Gerald Grn
He emigratsd this country 1929 when but sixteen
years Of age and commenced the study OF the with
General Waterman, at Binghamton Broome county,
Now York. Shortly after his admission to the bar he
came to this city, 1884, and founded the Freemdns
Journal which be edited for . long time He served
one term az Judge Of the Superior Court with much
as q lawyer acquired an enviable reputation for
ability and zeal. His untiring abors tended TO under
NINE his health and hts latest efforts In the Court Of
Claims at Washington, Is believed, were the mrne
diate causes OF fatal illness 10 died Thursday
last, at Suferns, Rockiand county, whittier he had
gone recuperate his health. The funeral services
terday morning consisted Of solemn high OF requi-
en- an Grafton and huai dissolution. The mass was
performed by the Reverend Father Driscoll, j. Is
coebrant Reverend Father Besuderin, j., rs deacon,
Reverend Mr.. French rs sub.deacon, and Mr.. Alvaro
Betencourt master OF ceremonies At the conclusion
OF tho the Reverend b. ORcilly, Chanceilor and
Secretary or the Diocese OF Hartford delivered beaut
full and touching appropriate To the occasion aud
highly euogistic OF the deceased The liberia was then
chanted and final dissolution pronounced by the ohc at
Ing clergyman During the services the remains rested
catafAque placed In the central aisle on each side
OF which several lighted tapers and on the coffin
floral decorations representing the cardinal virtues
I'm was borne 70 the hearse attended by the following
pail aforementioned James A. Hamilton, Honorable
James Brooks, Judge J. r. Brady, ExJudge Bosworth,
John l. Patterson, Robert Miller and Thomas walker
da in Mott street. wnere the remains deposited
the family vault Of deceased.
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The market for wheat quiet steady for all except
+: i:iss; ;sS s: 4; 70: sss:
%sndsSfor prime dull and
;STsd gre. ws::sTS .sls yellow
- pd ess sa % ssI
:s.ss is; Az q under S,%snd
els Tor oso sc sc for western and Sues
I for soussT. sy though scarcely Arm wa: more
81 Is for Western, 81 30 for stale and 81 81 Is FOR
SIT ma. sSiass
ys'ea1ss ,S. eSsfIas: TO or... Britain were rather
saS per- 20 Sas' a.
sps % Is hds e London 5000 q sOrn
E.
per steamer g hhss tobacco private terms. 70 Ga
soS a and . BALES hair Ho. ss sde0r The
sps psroun s. Osrs in the Bs
and British S:S . "a
our last Prices were unchanged 'n0'e reported
a. Ss "ns r0s s. sai. saaSss moderate
hssr continued dull and the sales were unmportan
Hay with continued liberal receipts ruled heavy the
q 80 and r os laS sspPSs w'' quoted 81 .
marie. was rne more active Prices
sna Porto Ro az ssfe o mus
NAVAL sIoRrs-sprs urpentine sili continued heavy.
disposal GA which pc. offered FOR Straight
OF 81 9fss
heavy sales 5 bills s. So 400 do pale at s.
IS rs 50 rs for No and 81 a 50
No Tar was higher with sales Of 70 bbs Wilmington
oIIa-Insced was steady at 81 81 81 20 for jobbing
lots Fish oils dun and unchanged or lard oil small
PRovEroSs-Recelps so pkgs lard There decidedly
more activity in the pork market but at lower prices
Tor sss ass or T Ss S ss ssI 70
mess and $s o. for prime The demand for beef was
1Sss sns VI 80 n beef
hams sales made Of 30 bbis At e3S 30 $40 Tierce
beef remained dull and nominal Cut meats dull and
for hams. Shoulders were quoted SIC. eLc.
Bacon also dull Sales 80 boxes at Ike for short
rcefd loc lOo for cumeerlsnd cut and iykc for
s50 bbis l2c 49, Butter heavy at lsc 25c; for
State aud lie nc for Western cheese was IN good de-
PETROLEUM Receipts 2I<3 bbis Crude bulk remained
do without sales OF moment quiet but prices
not essentially changed Small lots standard white
sold at 23sc at which straight lots were obtanable
bbls standard white ~ 2Ac and l0O do do,
for July, at x2c, buyers option.
RICK remained dun, but prices without decided
sucAR-Tbe market moderately active and hrmer
advance c per h. having been established Pair rchn
sass was ~s e.1fa a hSds Il oc Tor Cub. and a
i3zc Rico 900 boxes private terms Re-
fined quiet but rn at Ice for powdered crushed and
srsps-Ai kinds we're almost neglected, and prices
sTE1niSr.-The demand was moderate Prices ruled
TAlow Was moderately active and steady The sales
%msxsr RS bbs No sales Of consequence
were reported. Prices without decided change.
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9 s's .ss, @ Pg:vs 40 and nm
ns Whisky Is duh and UNI anosansss d ''' ''
p ss : ;ssa "a but .s s 20 i
s at Wheat Sus. and acscas are no aoRa a. 81
. 4. "a 5:
"a aps s.d RI Gss
70
40 Ssna
Sss sbs Of aour 5OO bushels wheat and SSs feet Of
Flour v,,., ..ms, Ss ssns T. ,s
S.ad No western !. nonS. $50 OATS are dull
sss ss.1ss Grain sps
% asa.a ps. s $50 es ss'i o S '' m
onIoAoo, June II. 1857
.s::,'.s jsss: H.. 20 sis
ssss s e: I:s
ss;sy.SsS!ns DOING IsSvas; no. sssvs sss
% s. for good % extra steers: Dressed hogs
sses Ss ssGa 1000
sus oS wheat sos d. sSos d.
sss1 s 4: III .
sa % for No Corn irregusr sales At soc Oats dull but
Cotton dull but unchanged midding 3ic Moss pork dull
and nominal; city offered at Sal with no buyers Bulk
S roc firm and in good demand Gold lsS Receipts
bushels corn, 600 bbs whiskey.
Flour dull and declining Wheat quiet unchanged.
Corn heavy and declined 70 sales At ssc Sc 70,
Rye dull Receipts of the week:45O0 bbls- -four; LOO
bushels wheat f60000 bushels 5000 bushels oats
shipments bbls -four; LOO bushels wheat " OU
bushels corn bushels OATS 1000 bushels barley.
MILWAUKEE, June IL 1867.
Flour firm CITY double extras $ll rs; country
do $40 $40 IS; extras, SO 25 80 q Wheat ha. de-
jectedSl 36 Oats steady $50 for No q Corn is
quiet at Sc for No. /. Reccpts-l0OO bb or -four 1000
bushels wheat oats, 0U0 Shipments
$50 bbls. of -four, 8, 800 bushels wheat.
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Tan MoRTALHY.-rners were hundred and eight
deaths In Brooklyn during the week ending Saturday,
June To- which shows decrease of twenty 1--WE as COM
pared with the preceding week. or that number up
wards OF twenty cent OF the deaths were ocoa
stoned from lang Diseases ten from scarlet fever one
from yphus fever four from measles, two from dsrr-
hosa ana one from dysentery; twentyeght OF the de
ceased were men, sixteen women thrtythree boys and
thirty one girls
SrABBNG ArFRAr.-Between one and two o'clock yes
terday afternoon party Of drunken rowdes attacked
90 inonensive German shoemaker named William Null
er on the corner OF North Second and First streets,
Eastern District, and beat him in q cruel manner with
out any assigned reason Wnsn his condition was ex-
stabbed In the left and his face terribly dis
figured BY the blows inflicted. The following named
cinct charged with being guilty Of the outrage
Curry, Richard NcNaly and George Mcdonald. They
were locked up to await examination.
TIE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING CAsE.-A boy named Ed.
ward L. Hawkins, arrested by Captain waddy on
Sunday evening. charged with having discharged the
pistol by which Mr.. William Dodsworth was seriously
wounded while in hts bath at his residence in Clas
oaethsr With other bow. vas sngsgsa IN rinS al
mark in yard in Hunter street. He was held TO await
the result OF injuries inflicted through hs careiessnsss
STREET AccIDEn.-while Mr. Henry Robb Of 81 Will
lett street. New York. last evening driving horse
and wagon through Grand street. E. D.. runaway horse
attached to wagon collided with his establishment,
utterly destroying and causing him to be thrown upon
the pavement, by which he sustained njories
Mr.. Robbs wife was with him at the time, but fortu
naely escaped without injury. The sufferer taken
TO MS nome BY An officer OF the Fortyhfth precinct
OPENING GREESPoNr Masonic FAiR.-The
Masonic fair and festival at Greenpoin for which
tensive preparations made will be naugurated
to-day and continue for indefinite period The tenn
poary building erected for the purpose of holding this
fair Is situated Franklin street. the site selected for
the new Masonic Temple.
BURcLARIKs.-The shoe store Of Henry Dresel, No.
IS Montague street, entered by burglars sun
day morning al early hour and robbed Of property
to the value of 500. Subsequently, two youths named
Horny Nugent and Felix Quinn, arrested by
officer Of the Forty-frst precinct and the missing
property was recovered and identified by the owner.
stealing pair of boots from his brother-,n-law. On
being taken before Justice Dunn, the mother Of the
accused preferred charge against him of stealing
horse. He was locked up for examination.
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4 PRIZE rlcHT IN NEW JERSEY.

On Saturday morning. June Is, two sspirans for
pugistic fame repaired TO the vicinity Of Bordeniown,
New jersey decide the mooted question Of which was
the better man for a match Of hundred and ffty
dollars side The names OF the pugilists were Seth
Hawiey and Dan Parker They each had host OF fol-
overs 70 see fair play. Hawcy had for his seconds
Messrs Rogers and Woods while Parker was taken care
Of by J. Shay and e Mccoy. Hawiey had had many
hard fights with his co-Iaborcrs on the canal and has
always on winner, although In many instances the
for wear but this was hts first appearance IN the
magic CIRCLE Parker came from Mobile, where, h
s said he has fought several battles in the ring Al
daylight the ring was pitched, and tho men made
their appearance, which hailed with shout that
made the wekin ring" The crowd was then cau-
toned 10 keep quiet for fear or awakening the con.
sabulsry force OF .he town. Quetness was preserved
for the remainder OF the time the boys" were in that
neighborhood and everything passed or the square
The puglsts soon got TO work, and after lighting dcs
pcratoy forty EIGHT rounds which occupied hour
and forty minutes, during which time both men were
terribly disngured both OF Parkers eyes being entirely
closed, he was compelled 10 give in, aud Hawley was
declared the victor The crowd then dispersed in an
orderly manner, and arrests made-ihe author
ties who have the maintenance OF tho peace OF that
Quaker town In their charge being Of ts 90
csrreocs until ell the parties had skcdsddsd
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CorEE-Rio-Prime grades were very fair, while the
lower grades sti remained heavy Tho demand mod
crate sales 1000 bags, Sophia private terms OF
other descriptions We heard Of no sales.
FLoUR AND dRAxNReoeipts bl6S bbls -four 500 do and
3O sacks corn meal IS bushels corn and II 2c DO
The Hour market was still unsettled and holders being
being l0c to &c lower, and some sales effected
still greater reduction The pect Of
harvest but few weeks hence il than the
IL own wegh-'F The worst feature IL the in
disposition d. TO purchase At any price. California
1900 b6 the mArke closing nominal At the annexed fR
urea The market Tor -four quiet and
firm. The sales 37b bbls 1t % 30 90 For eal
moderate demand prevailed; prices essentially
DraudyVine and 16 80 FOR civ We ouote.- -
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1slsssapHIc MARKET REPORTS.

PHLADEtfHfA, June IT, 1851
Stocks steady Pennsylvana hves, Vs. Morris Canal So
Reading Railroad 52st Pennsylvania Railroad, 52 Gold,
1872. Sight exchange New York at par Flour dull;
SID whea, unsettled sales z, 81 10 80 corn-ssies
I2a whiskey, sbc for bonded. Cattle dull and lower.
BeevesSaes or extra at isc Ice fair 70 good ~ lbc
head &C. gross Hogs duh; salss 800 head At ~
u" - BalrruoRx June ", 1867.
Cotton quiet firm e81fc for mddng upands Conce
dull Flour quiet for all descriptions aud declined Soc
small market fa,os bnyers sales Of ord
81 Corn better receipts far; good prime white u %
81 0s prime yellow 81 ~ o. mixed Western u 81 "
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HEAVY DEFALcATl0N.

On tho I'd inst engaged in confidential
capacity with the firm Of James TAFT Co., bankers Of
tho city of Mobile Alabama suddenly left that place,
and il alleged by the firm, took with him $43 900
worth Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad bonds, Nos 20 20S
1884, o. 20 200 1928 1877 12S 129 l40 1873, 1872 lS 1872
$780, besides several other bonds the numbers OF which
not known. 1t IL said that the alleged absconder has
. wife and four children living At st. GATHERINGS,
Canada He Is supposed to have como to this city, and
the detectives are now making vigorous search for him
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TaAcr-MARr, sides. daughter Of Terrence 7. and
Bridget Tracy.
The funeral will take place from College Point this
Tuesday afternoon. at two o'clock, for Calvary
Cemetery.
vAsDEsAkK-0n Monday, June IT. Mosxs Ear. young
est son OF Wilet and Jane Vandemark aged 10 days
Remains will be taken to Newburg for nterment this
Tuesday, morning
wEBERG.-At NorrsaniA, on Sunday, June 10. JoHs
WkBERG, aged so years.
The relatives and friends OF the family the members
OF New York Lodge No. 10, and horrisana Lodge, No.
42s o. OF o. H., respectfully invited attend the
funeral from his late residence westchestsr road
James foundry, this Tussday) afternoon, ct three
o'clock.
WMGAM-On Sunday, June 49, after painful illness
Mra u. A WmGAS, aged 90 years. months and day,
Funeral will take place from her daughters residence
TOO Third avenue this tuesday, morning, ten O'clock
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The market Tor foreign cxchange was quiet but Hrm
Bankcrs' bills on England at sixty dsy we're quoted at
40 Nj at three days, 1903 ~; commercial, 1924
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Share capital Of the Eastern increased IN 1868 to
ELL 000 share capital Of the Orleans Increased In
1855 TO fl2 00 share capital Of the Paris Lyons
and Mediterranean increased in 1868 to f10 100000
Of the Northern increased in 1855 70 cs 600 share
capital Of the Southern. f6 900 0O0 Aggregate share
capital OF the six companies ESQ 0S0, 600.
years was az folows:-Eastern, SOS per cent per an
num- Orleans. 16 As per cent per annum Paris Lyons
and Mediterranean 1910 per cent per annum; Western
1888 per per annum Northern, 10 81 per cent per
annum, and Southern, SIS per cent per annum.