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The New York Market
NEW YORK, January il.

NEW 1ORk, JdHuarS ~.
COTTON-More active and 4 shade
iirmer, sales of 200 bales middling up
lands at 3Ila35; closing firm ut latter
price. 50 - f. g. ..
FLOUR-Receipts 4,l5l barrels: mar
kct dull and dropping; sales OF 4,lOo
barrels: supertinc State, . 40mO OF;
10 5Oall 80 for extra State; III 6Ual2 1O
for choice do; 940al0 80 for snperiine
Western; 10 50all 20 for common to
medium extra western; l2O0al3 IS for
choice; IL 5Oaal2 80 for common to good
extra Il. Ii. o, and II 6Oal4 Ii for trade
brands, closing dull and heavy.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and favors buyers;
sales of I 500 bushels No. 3 Milwaukee mt
2 Is; 1000 bushels smutty white Canada
at about , 90.
RYE-Canada firm; other kinds dull;
sales 5000 bushels western at 2tal %.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales 5000 bushels
Canada West in bond ut 92.
CORN-Receipts 1882 bushels; mar
ket tirmer but very dali; sales, 2O,50O
bushels mixed western in store ut | Il:
closing at Ii. - 80
'OATS-Receipts of 5000 bushels; mar
ket dull and dropping; sales of 15,0O0
bushels; at 62a64 for Chicago and Mil
waukee.
COAL-Duli and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and very
firm; 3la32 for Buenos Ayres light
weights. 4 III III
WOOL-Firm; sales of 36O, 900 pounds
ut 44a65 for domestic fleece, h,J -
HoPS-Finn and in good demand. =
PEROLEUM-Firmer; sales 5000 bar
rels ut % for crude and23la3Q for refined
in bond. ,, -,............ 1870
COFFEE-Steady. ..--.
SUGAR-Quiet: sales 200 .hhds; LOLA
II for Cuba; liz for Porto Rico; 4ed
boxes at 13f.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
PORK-Firmcr, With fair demand :
sales 1905 at sl9 8iasl9 81; old Mess clos.
ing at SO 81 cash; $50 3aS2O 81 for
new mess, closing so 80, for western,
Ii 50al7 for prime: also $500 new mess
81 O0a2l -, sellers and buyers option for
January, February and Match.
BEEF-Cnchanged; sales 450 bbls. on
time: beef is in good demand; sales 41O
tierces at % 50a:>e 90; prime mess ~ Doa
50 80 for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-steady; sales 800 lbs
ut p 0Oa3200. 5-,f
BACON-Steady; sales 200 boxes at
1Oa1Ol for Cumberland cut; Dial1 fol
short ribbed; Hall! for short clear: al,
so. 200 boxes Cumberland cut, sellers
option at %; 200 boxes short ribbed. on
delivery at 10l. '1 . ~ -.
a CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 700 pack,
ages at 5!a9i for shoulders, lOal2 for
hams.
DRESSED HoGs-steady at s!asl
| for western. "a .l.jLl - ~
.LARD-Firm and in good demand;
sales 1850 bbls. at 12tal3c for old, and
l2tal3i for new; also, 1000 bbls., sellers
and buyers option at l3ia13e!
BUTTER-Firm at 15a3O.
| .<0HIO CHEESE-Steady. q I III
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TFAS.-
! u half chests Gunpowier and Young lily
on fine 90 choice grades, just received and ion
ale by NJ. REILLY.
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4 rIDKR VINEGAR
\ - barrels, very fine and strong. just reoeIv.
ell and for sale by II REILLY.
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Al an auction in Paris, some time
since, marine store dealer purchased
a box Of thread for four francs. At the
bottom of the box were found twenty
bank notes for one thousand franc,
each. These the man appropriated, II
his own use, but the sudden increase OF
his wealth led him into improprieties
which resulted in his arrest, when he
confessed the whole matter. The Civil
Tribunal of the Seine acquitted the
man of the criminal charge of nisap.
preparation, but handed seventeen OF
the notes for 10o0f. 20 the heir-at-law OF
the nephew of the woman to whom the
box originally belonged. e
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grNriIsf Sake afIand.

DY vIRTUEoFA DEED or Trust FROM
ID Josephus Eakin tome, dated Alay, 3Jth, ls6i
now on record book No :, page fe5 Recorders
Office of Wctzcl COUNT, West Virginia, ! shall
on Friday. the 9Th dry of January, 1857, at the
front of +. McDonalds store, in the town OF
Burton, West Virginia, proceed to5ell by public
auction Ia the highest aud best bidder for cash
the land in said deed of trust mentioned. being
funr hundnd andthiTty-siI acres situated on the
Il. & q. Il. T., one to two miles below Burton
This Land is known az the john Sulc farm and
Is now ocrnpied blythe nh Eakin; has an i'm
provement of nearly one hundred acres of cleared
land aud valuable steam sawEIill and the wood
land il well timbered. Said deed of trust was
given FOL the benefit VI J. u. FrRell, to SECURE a
partof the Oh siBAl I'urehase money Siding as
trustee shall convey only such title as is vested
in mo, which, however, ], believed ~ be good
ISAAC HOGE,
deCi-2:d4tg- ,-.. -.-,...-. Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed mil February
ith, le61. l. HOGE,
jau..w4w , Trustee.
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State of West virginia.

.Obio County Circ,tit Court, December Rules
. '1eGS. I , - Ef ~
Simon Horkheimer n, Reuben p. Hedges
Jarret Steel and Joseph Seybold. Jacob Pro
bOscO. use &c. -. same. John ". Cooper e.
same Attachments. In Chlncery
V'HR OBJECT OF THESE SUITS Is TO RE
i COVER OF the defendant Hedges debts due
10y him to the said several cOmplainants. amount
ing respectively. 10 the sums following. to-wit
sl6s 10: 5000; sls6.1s and interest. The at
taehments in said cases having been levied on
III acres Of land near Hest Liberty. in Ohio
county and on lots Nos. Isl. I52 and l53 in said
Rest Liberty, and % moneys and effect. in the
hands Of deft, joseph Ssy bold "a
And il appearing from arhdavfts fled IN said
causes that the defendant Hedges is not Z rtsi
dent Of this State, On the motion Of tie said
several complainants il i ordered that lie DO ap-
pear here within one. month af,sT the fourth
weekly publ;oticn and thetue' rostBlE Of this
order and attend TO his interest in tlese suits.
Teste: MICHAEL J. BkfINIG,
JACOB, for Compartments CleEk.
jani-lt 2 wiw
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

The Hungarian Dict Our Minister 10
Rome-Londou mud 4 iverpeol Mars
kets. dr. 90 re-
PEsrH, Jan. 16.-By nearly unaa-
imous vote, the Hungarian Diet has
agreed to issue an address condemnins
the reorganization of the army.
PARIS, Jan. l6.-Thiers is abont to
give grand banquet to the opposition,
the 0rleanists and depoeratic deputies
having united.
The London Times publishes letter
from Florence which says General King,
our minister to Rome, has been invited
to remove the American church outside
the walls of the city. King has COM
piled and will hire place for the pur-
pose.
LONDON, Jan. l6-Noon.-Money mar
ket unchanged; Consols, 81; American
securities generally unaltered; Erie
opens with a slight advance and is
quoted at 40.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16-Noon.-Cotton
opens steadier at 14s.
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New York Dry Gesd. 3 Market.

:. NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
5 The dry goodsmarket in whole lacks
animation, though there is n fair en-
quiry for latest seasonable styles OF do
nestle 7cottons. prices showing little
changes. Prints fairly active; Arnold
light. styles reduced &c, selling at l5c;
Wamsutta Hc;;3ferrimae 1saaoc.a Heavy
brown sheetings with good request at
2ec for all standard articles. Atlantic
A brings 22i; other styles l3sa2l3.
Bleached muslins steady; New York
mills at -374; Wamsutta 80. Wide
good a little lower; Pepperell, 10i4. s5c;
Wolwortb, 8, ga, 52l;; 81, 62l. Domes-
tic woolens dull and depressed at !5a
62t for light and heavy. Foreign
goods nominal.
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yiliuinous Robbery.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-On Friday
night three robbers entered the house
of Fletcher Willis, near Union Chapel,
Clark county, Indiana, and seized Will
lis and demanded his money. Willis
refusing, they took off his shoes and
stockings and held his feet to the fire
until they were terribly burned. Willis
finally showed the robbers where his
money was, which they seized aud de-
camped. The amount stolen is $3.50.
There is great excitement in the neigh,
bOrhood.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, January 10.
The money market continues steady
at 6a7 for call loans.
Sterling exchange moderately active
at 9ta9i in gold for first class bankers
bills.
American gold decidedly tirmer, open
ing at 35t. advancing to 81, and declin-
ing to 35l, closing at 81
Government stocks, dull and droop-
ing. -,
Freights to Liverpool firm, with en-
gagements of G0,O00 bushels corn and
barley at 81 per sail.
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ATTORNEY General Colville, of MINES

Attorney General Colville, of MINES
sofa, who has been in New-Ulm investi-
eating the circumstances attending the
horrible murder of two men there on
Christmas day, has written to the Gov
ernor of the State that there will be no
interference by the citizens with the
trial and punishment of the murderers
of Lisconi and Campbell One of the
murtierers, a deserter from Fort Ridg-
way, has been arrested in Austin and
put in Jail in Mankato. He confesses
his phrticipation in the crime.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867,
pEING sATIsFIRD rnA,

ENG sATlsRIR IN
I'D their patrons are prepared 10 eneopr..s
enterprise which has for its object the nrr,rsN
and promotion Of the welfare Of the MI 'E
i'm this Republic, and the deyelopm-p, - 1ss
ovation Of our young and promising So e.
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGIs1yR ~, IN
larged and improved this paper a. me-, - "a "a
mands of increased circulation AMI c 10
popularity. and now takes pleasure In nr,.sn,ssS
TO the people OF this state the LaFrc., MY
est and Most Reliable PAPER 4. w.
virginia.
THE REGISTER can point IN 10.
history as the surest and best indsX of ~,
course upon all questions Of National a, 500
policy. Believing that the war was ended 49,
It's legitimate purposes attained with M, -.
der OF the rebel armies, and tue abandonmcn, =,
slavery and secession by the South thr PT,, "
rER win be tho pnainching advocate Of an me-
uros that tend to promote the national harmony
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessing, a,
an impartial Union and lasting pcace. n Mi
be equally firm In its opposition TO al parti,,s
schemes that impose unjust and UNIV arranteJ
conditions upon the reunion Of . Goyemrlru,
that WAS never broken, that guarantee penn,
ual ascendancy 20 one political party and IN
changing ostracism TO every other and TIA,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic hear, h,
leaving our country still divided, our peonI,
disunited, our Union unrestorcd. Tolerai!a,
the opinion OF all men. while sfeadfastly sdyc
eating Its own, dcspisiug the proscriptiye hsOtr,
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 is owl
convictions Of right and duty.
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The Radical Plan of Impeachment.

NEW YORK, January IL.
A Washington special dispatch says,
it is understood that the plan agreed
upon by the leaders in the impeachment
mo cement is to suspend the President
rs soon as articles are preferred, Mr..
Wade stepping into the Presidents po-
sitiorl. 1t is then proposed to prolong
the trial until Ur. JohuSon's regular
term of Office shall have expired, and i'll
the meanwhile the South is to be recon
Structel over AGAIN.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

OHIO Comfy Circuit Court, NorembeT I'd,
1866.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hemp;c I'D
railroad Co. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause 10y tire Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the II day OF NUvcin-
bcr -6G. shall proceed 10 sell at public sal" nj
the front door of the CONT House Of Ohio c0uIl-
ty on Saturday. the 81 day of February, y. d..
l-G1 To the highest and best bidder the property
In the decree mentioned but more FULLY described
in deed bearing date 10th August l-GG, t"-wit ::
Two parcels of hand in Ohio count s, ;tuated On
the line OF tbs llcmpiCld railroad, and bounded
respectively ~ follows viz:
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot, and situated in Triadclphia township III
said county and bounded ~ follows: Beginning
nj old abuimrnt OF first stone bridge east OF the
Borough of TTildr!phia; thence with National
road, South, - degrees: west to post IN d. ID.
Fosters (now Fred Slgcr) old line" si-iJD
uIrs: thence with Fosters old line south 30
nj 4 pulcsG thence north 70 degrees east -
poles 10 Stone at first trussel bridg" on railroad
east of Triadelplia; thence north o. degrees;
wet i J0.l00 poles; crossing east abItment of
said trussel bridge to place of beginning; con.
tanning .scventy.nnc perchcs AID iorty.fcIr
lmndrcthS equal 10 acre less 10 OF perch;
and the other tract now occupied ny the Sii
party Of the second part for n road way begin
ming at the east end of the first trllss"l bridge
on the line of said railroad east Of Triddelplia.
thence north % degrees; east li2 poles: thence
north 81 degrees: east. II poles; thence north
69i degrees; cast IL poles; aud thence north :!
degrees: east ~ poles; and of the uniform widih
of four poles; containing four acres, three ToOds
and twcuty-tour pcrchc-.--
Terms OF SALE.--Ien per ccntum of the pur-
CHASE money to be paid in hand and TIA" residue
with interest from the day of sale IN three equal
iustalments PAYABLE respectively. in six. twelve
and eighteen months fiuRi that ,liy, the pur-
CHASER ", PURCHASERS giving bond with good So
curity for the deferred instruments and the title
being retained ~ Il further security until pay
mrnts in full. rcsrrviug, nevertheless. To the
purchaser Tor. each of them ii there be more
than onsla the right Ia pay il hand the whole
amoant bid BY him or any portion dpHrof great
er tlhn ten per cent.
= - THOS. ]. CAMPBELL,
i,,ilItCviy sheriff of Ohio county.
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Bloody Array.

LgAvENwoRTH, Jan. 16.-The Mon
tana Post of the 9th ult. gives an &c
count of bloody affray at Cave Gulcb,
on December Ia, of which the jumping
of claims was the cause. Patrick Os-
born, John Barrett, VIM Cheeyer and
VIM. McClangh were killed, and Others
wounded.
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Priee SO per Botiis: Sss Haven, ca
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~, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, January l6.
Tobacco unchanged. = Cotton nomi-
nal at SOC. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat 2 e5a2 Sc. Pork 10 5Oa2O So.
Bacon unchanged. Lard, 12c for choice
tierces. Whisky firmer at 10; Gov
eminent officers are selling all receipts
of free whisky. Hogs higher; 64a6!;
142, 900 packed to date.
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gsron. E.ncsnnnts-

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1G.-The ice in Lick
ing river gave way this morning and all
run out without doing any damage To
boats and barges laid up in that stream.
Fires boats arrived from below to-day.
and the prospects are favorable for u
full resumption of navigation. Snow
has fallen steadily since p. III. The
thermometer at D p. M. stood Mt 81.
Wind West.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat, no
sales. Corn, receipts of 10000 bushels,
chiefly Pennsylvania yellow; market
favored buyers; white mixed, ! W; good
to prime white, l O5al 0o; yellow prime
Pennsylvania, l 02al Oh. Oats, 60c for
white. Whisky nominal. Coffee firm,
with reduced stock.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
r WILL OFFER At PRIVATE


/ sale my farm. containing two'hundred and
three acres located in Ohio county. w. Va,
two miles southeast of Philadelphia. east of the
National Road, and apprUXimating near it. II
/, within one.haf q mile of Rnucy Point, and
adjoining lands with Capt Springer On the
nortliwcst. and the old Henry Bell farm on the
southeast This farm is in high state of cult.
walton. There are one hundred and fifty acres
of cleared land, the most of which is well set in
grass; and from its abundance vi water, (Which
II found in every field II r. rnrXccllcd for the
grazing of sheep 0r cattle. On the farm are two
good houses, (framcs) large and excellent barn,
a good stable with sufficient room for ten horses
and ouibuihin.s. adj complete. There are also
two orchards on the farm, with IN aggregate of
one hundred and fifty trees of excellent fruit ;
also pears peaches. plum- and grapes In album
dance. Neither is the farm wanting in the pro.
ducti0n of wheat and corn having rich soil
and j. undcrlaid with coal; easy Of access For
further information, call OF the subscriber Oh
the premises. THOMAS HENDERSON.
/ CIl1fltt tw
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1G

b1ILWAUhEEj OdI' 1U@
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
steady; 2 16 for No. l, and goal 9S for
No. 9. Corn weak, at 63c. Oats dull
and lower; 43c for No. 2. Provisions
firmer; mess pork, 19 25. Dressed hogs
firmer; Z 0Oa7 10. Receipts, 800 bar
rels of fiour, 1900 bushels of wheat,
$500 bushels of oats; 1900 bushels OF
corn; $500 dressed hogs.
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chicago Market.
!, CHICAGO, January IL.

Flour Fat at 9 70alO 25 for spring ex-
ira. Wheat lie lower; 2 13a2 Is for No
1, and ST for No. 2. Corn lie higher
Isl for, No. ]. Oats steady and nn.
changed. Provisions frmer. Mess
pork 25c higher, 1S IS. Live hogs IN
good demand and loc higher; 615a6 S
for good to choice. Dressed hogs active
and l0al5c higher, 75a7 10. 40 -eai'
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6:-
FlourduH; north &estef1 brands II p
al3-'eo.i Wheat steady and firm, al
3 00a3 Is; common Lot wanted. : Rye
l 371a1 40. Oats steady, at 5ea60c,
Corn duh; State, 90; southern, / o.
Lard 'tirm, at l2!sl3. Whisky duil:s
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-nVTr.ETOIo

Heirstreet's inimitaIle Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years
IL acts upon the alsorbcuts IT the roots Of the
hair. and changes il TO its original color by de.
crecs. All instantaneous dyes deaden and In
jure the hair. HeiInstreets - net dye but
Certain in its .resul,s, promotes its growth and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. PriceO cents and
sIpO. Sold by ali dealers
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Dealers.
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New Hampshire Democratic COnven.
yeutioA,

CoNCoRD, n. H., Jan. l6.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met to-day
There are about 500 delegates present
Hon. Edward Burke, of Keen, is Presi'
dent. Hon. John G. Sinclair, of Beth
lehem, was nominated for Governor by
reclamation.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10.
Flour; demand moderate and market
steady; No. / Spring II Oh. Wheat,
nothing doing. Corn nominal. Oats
quiet at 50a52. Barley unchanged. Rye
nomiminal ut 90. Provisions steady
and moderate. Demand for hogs quiet;
salcs at I 5Oas 90. Whisky firm at 239.
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Nc,y OrIean. Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. To.
Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales low
middliug at 51a31i; middling, 80; re-
eeipts, $3.50; exports, 5000. Sugar stiff
fer; 1ls for hir. Molasses quiet; COM
mon, 60; prime to choice 65aI. Flour
firm; superiine, II 80: extra. II 75al1 10.
Corn active at 05a1 II. Oats firm at
~. Hay quiet at 2sa30.. PORK, in good
demand; mess, % so. Bacon. none of
fering. Lard dull at 12!a13i. Tobacco
lower: medium leaf, 7a9; fair, Gall.
Whisky, 2,4O. Gold, BOT. 10 ..s-r
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LYoy's EXTRACT OF PURE J.OucA GSGEE.
for Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache. Cholera Morbus &e., where a warming
genial stimnla1t is required. Its careful prep;
aration and entire purity makes il a cheap and
relisbIe article for culinary parpOses.' Sold ey.
erywhere, at - cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. To- ieoi-eoW
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Aqua DE MlGSoLIA-The pret;iest thing, the
sweetest thing" and the most OF it Tor the
leas. money. Ii overcomes the odor Of perspir'
alton softens and adds delicacy 10 the skin; is
a delightful perfume; allays headache and IN
faInInAtiou. and Is necessary companion IN the
sick room, in the nursery and upon the toilet
sdeboard 1t can be obtained everywhere AT
one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by Gil
Druggists.
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Greeley not opposed TO Senator Pom
eroY=Einances-T Xnr OGicc.

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-A letter is pub
lished from Greeley denying he is OPP
pose to Senator Doolittle, of Kansas.
A New Orleans special says there is
great rejoicing over the Supreme Court
anti-test- oath decision.
The Herald's Washington special
SAYS u prominent Western member will
soon make startling speech in favor
ola radical change in the present finan-
cial system.
1t is reported that the War Office has
been rendered to Mr.. COwan.