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The Trial Of surratt.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The trial of
Surratt was resumcd-Judge Fisher,
presiding. T.. Dunn testified to having
employed Surratt in the military freight
depot of Adams Express from Decem-
Der 3Oth, 1864, to January 18th. Surratt
asked leave Of absence which was IT,
fused, the witness expressing surprise ut
the application made after such short
time of employment. Surratt said lie
had business III the country. The next
day Mrs. Surratt came and witness re-
fused her also. Surratt then left and
never came back even for pay.
Neichuian Was again recalled and
crsss- examined by Bradley. Consider
able of his testimony given ut the as
sassinatiOu trial was read to him, GER
tain portions of which he corrected
He did not give himself up to Major
Richards, but to one of his officers.
When / was in Canada, | wls AS much
u detective as McDevitt, and WAS named
"a special officer in IL War Depart
ment order; did not tell John Ford that
] told Stanton / knew where Surratt
was at the time of the assassination.
On the morning after the assassination
| met HOlOhan ON fhe street: went home
To breakfast; said l believed Atzerott
assassinated the President; said would
disclose all knew; remember remark
at the table, that the death of Lincoln
was nothing more than the death of a
negro in the army.
Annie SuTratt said that she did not
testify that before On account Of SYM
patty for the poor girl till it now be-
cause drawn out of Inc, and because
she had BEEN hunted down and persecu-
ted for two years on account of these
people; don't remember telling Mr. Car
lin that the testimony on the assaSsiua-
ton trial was written ont for me and |
compelled to swear To il; did not tell
CiIriiu l could have given au eXplana-
ton of Mrs. Surratt'S visit had been
allowed SO to do; did not tell Carlin
contemplated suicide; did not take a
revolver aud threaten suicicide; did not
say | was going to confession To ease
my conscience; Mrs. Surratt did not
say that Booth was not in town April
18th, IS; never said she stated SO.
An official document over General
Augur's signature was read, showing
Wiechman as a Government detective
on April IL, ISIS.
The witness denied having ever
spoken 10 Carlin or Brophy abOnt coli
fessiOn; never said anything to them
about II.
ibis ended Wiechman : testimony.
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Cincinnati Markes.

CINCINNATI, July l.
FLOUR-Dull; prices shade lower
family II 00al3 w; no pemand for low
er grades.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal; little
Offern. but millions holding back. A
lot of $50 bushels new red sold for = so
quality good but grain soft.
CORN-Dull and hardly enough done
to quote; No. /, 74a75.
OATS-G5a66.
COTTON-Dull; 23a23i for middling
WHISKY-Steady.
MESS PORK-Firm ut 21a2l 10, lat
Ter rate asked but demand light; hold
ers are not Offering their stocks at cur
rent rates.
BULK MEATS-Iu demand ut Sa10
but held higher.
BACON -9talltal2t for shoulders
sides and clear sides, and'l2 for cleal
rib sides; but these rates being above
the views of buyers there was not much
done and few Sal9s made.
HAMS-In active demand for cured,
aud Ia for common.
LARD-Dull and prices nominal.
BUTTER-Dull aud unchanged.
EGGS-16.
GOLD-1374 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
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New York Items.


New YORK, July l.-Statistical re-
ports received at the agricultural de-
partment up TO Saturday, fully confirm
the previous indications of superior
wheat crop, which is now estimated at
fully 2OO, 0U0, 900 bushels.
The new steamship China, fol the ia
pan and China route, sailed to-day LOT
Panama and San Francisco.
Brockway, the counterfeiter, and At
kinson, confederate, were sentenced to
fifteen years in the penitentiary.
The taxation of this city for the cur
rent year is twenty-tbree million dol
lars.
The Atlantic Submarine Company
have purchased the bulk of the iron
clad New IrOnsides, SINK off League ISL
and by burning vessel. They will ut
once raise her.
A dispatch from Gibralter dated June
3Oth, announces the arrival of the
steamer Quaker City with the excur-
siOnists to the Holy Land on board, all
well. The steamer was delayed at
Fayal. Nothing in the dispatch indi-
eating the trip but being of the most
pleasant character
International games between the va
riOus Caledonia clubs of the United
States and Canada began to-day. Del
egates are present from Montreal, Kings
ton, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia
and other cities, The exhibition Will
continue several days.
One death from sun stroke yesterday.
A collision occurred on East River
this afternoon between the ferry boats
Superior and Commodore : both cOnSid-
erably damaged. The passengers had
timely warning, and no persons were
injured, The accident WAS caused by
gross carelessness.
NEW YORK, July l.-One thousand
two hundred and thirty emigrants ar
rived to-day.
A riot occurred in East Newark yes
teTday. Some thirty persons were en-
gagged. Pistols, knives, stones and
clubs were used. Several persons were
severely injured. including one police
man. Darkness only brought quietude.
Threats We're made of Il renew al next
Sunday.
On saturday morning, ut SOmervllle,
n. j., Jacob Van Arsdel, shoemaker,
cat the throat of little sou OF Andrew
Beard, about twelve Years old. He then
knocked down Mrs. Beard, and attcinptd
TO escape, but was captured.
An Irish letter to the World, dated
June l., states that apprehensions OF
another and more formidable Fenian
outbreak is entertained.
4 deplOIable account is given of the
destitution in Wake county, NOrth Car
DINA. At least 3UO families have Lot
four days supplies; some have had no
meat for weeks, no bread for days or
tionr for months, and no sugar or coffee
for years.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

. NEW YORK, July l.
COTToN-Dul l and unchanged; sales
600 bales at a64 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1895 bbls; market
2Oa25c lower, with moderate business,
chiefly for local trade; sales 600 bbls
ut ! 00a7 40 for superfine State and
western; 4 75a1O 00 for extra western;
10 40al2 90 for choice do; ~ 20all -
for shipping Ohio; IL 4Oal2 10 for trade
brands; 9 5Oall 80 for spring st. Louis;
California flour lower; sales $50 bbls at
IL O0al4 %.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; no re-
ceipts.
WHEAT-receipt 1850 bushels: mar
ket dull and Base lower; sales of 2OOO
bushels No. = Milwaukee ut = %; 5000
do parcels Ut 3ia2 30.
Nominal at 25al 35 for west
ern.
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts 22,63O bushels; the
market unchanged with light supply;
sales $4,000 bushels 1T O5al W for new
mixed western: | 09al I'D for choice do;
l L. for old mixed western: goal VA for
unsound; Us for kiln dried western
and 10al IL for western yellow.
OATS-peceipts 1915 bushels; scarce
and a shade better; sales of 5000 bush.
els ut 1ja77 for western and olae1
for Ohio.
STOCK OF GRAIN-Wheat 422, 07e
bushels: corn 2l3,0S bushels; oats 29o,
476 bushels; rye 94l;l66 bushels; barley
10, O39 bushels; malt l7,505 bushels
peas 36,2sl.
RICE-Dulland unchanged.
COFFEE-Firm and in good demand
for Rio; large sales on private terms.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of2OOO hogsheads
of fair TO good refined at lltall3.
MOLASSES-Dull and heavy; sales OF
l25 hOgsheads Porto Rico ut 52!.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull, 13lali for crndc
and 2la24! for refined in bond.
PORK-Opened heavy and closed
more firmly; sales of 1850 bbls at 2O@
all II for new mess, and closing
at u 80 cash; 20 5Oa2l 00al2 IL fol
prime mess; stock of old and new,
81 1923 bbls; same date last year, 81 To-
barrels.
BEEF--Firmer: sales of l30 bbls NJ
Il O0a2I 90 for new plain mess, and
% UOa2S % for new extra mess; stock
of old and new, 3l22 packages; same
date last year, 1868 packages.
BEEF HAMS-Dull; sales of .
bblS at y 00a39 30.
BACON-Scarce and wanted; sales Oi
% boxes ut l0f for Cumberland cut: IL:
for short ribbed, l2t for city long cn'
hams.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of |!
packages at Sta9i for shoulders and II:
49, for hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy: sales OF 40
bbls mt llIal2f for new.
BUTTER-Dull AID heavy; lOl22 fol
Ohio.
CHEESE-Lower, at 7al5.
LATEST ) T.. II.
FLOUR-Closed dull at l0a20 lower
with only limited local trade demand
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; nominally
2a3 lower: the rapid decline of flour has
driven millers out OF the market.
RYE-Nominal; 25al 30 for western
OATS-Quiet; 7ia7G for western; S3ast
for Ohio.
CORN Dull; 06al u for new west
erm mixed; 09a1 ~ for small parcels OF
very choice do.
PORK-Steady; sales 800 bbls mess a.
81 % cash; closing seller ut 81 III casl
and u II! regular; buyer at II O0 casf
and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and very firm.
CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged
BACON-Firm with fair inquiry a
| l0salO4 for Cumberland cut and lliall:
for short rib.
LARD-Dull and heavy; l2sallt fo
fair to prime steam and II! for Kettle
reudc red
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, July 1.-The frigate Colora
do arrived here to-day.
Consols closed at 944; 5-20s 72s; llli-
nois Central 79l; Erie 43f.
LIVERPOOL, July l.-Cotton closed
easier but without change; middiing
splands IL; Orleans III; sales lo'ooV
bales. Breadstufis have been firni all
day; corn closed at 7Ss per quarter for
new mixed western; California wheat
l3s cd per GENITAL; barley, oats and peas
unchanged. Provisions-bacOn irreg-
MAR: pork advanced Is for prime East
ern mess, which closed at 75s per bar
nj; beef steady at 1855; bacon closed at
As per cwt for Cumberland cut mid
dies; lard and cheese unchanged. lro'
duce-petroleum advanced to 81 per gal
Ion; standard white unchanged Mt Is 2d;
rosin steady; tallow AS for American.
LONDON, Evening--iron lower; sales
at s3s for Scotch pig; sugar steady; lin
seed unchanged.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July l..
RECEIPTS-69l1 beeves, 81, $50 sheep
and lambs, 20, ~ swine.
BEENES-COnsequent upon the large
augmentation in receipts, and the alb
sence of active demand, the market was
heavy and prices decidedly lower, qni-
ct, and irregular, some sales at re-
duction of fully &c from last weeks
rates, while the bulk of busipess was 1t
a decline of ial4c; abont 1870 head
were on sale; extra 17al71; prime l6ia
l6s; first quality l5ial6!; fair to good
lIsal5 and ordinary To inferior 12al4.
SHEEP-Market for sheep and lambs
not materially changed, though rather
more firm; extras 1a74; prime 6ia1 and
inferior tn common 4a6!c.
H0GS-AlthOugh the arrivals are
heavy, the market remained firm with
some sales Mt slight advance; - car
loads on sale were all disposed Of II
. O0a7 40 per cwt, chiefly OOa7 p.
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TRAINS WILL hc 10.
by The following schedule on and after the
5th day of May, 1861:
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Fran, snnRrnnei..a

FAN FRANCILCo, June 29.-The Mon
tana, for Panama, sailed to day, with
81 ,272. $50; Sl,l5S, 300 for New York. To-
tai since January LIST, 20,S05,000. The
steamer 0rihapce, from Portland, has
arrived with S35 900 in treasure.
Suits We're commenced against C. l..
Meader and Meader, Taylor & Co., re-
ceivers Of sos, 759, money loaned on pro-
tested drafts.
Late advices from Idaho states that
the Indians continue their depredations.
Gen. Crooks expedition starts with q
train for the mountains July first, con-
sisting Of four companies of cavalry
and one Of mounted infantry, Hard
fighting is expected.
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From ~. a.ouis.

81. LOUIS, July Omaha dispatches
say: A hnountain rise is coming down
the Miss0ari river which has Overftowetl
Jhe bottom I'm the Iowa side and some
,daces on the Nebraska side. Great
qua Stities OF government fright was
rKposel ON tha hank aud lounaere,.
The Northwest,-rt' D,.,,'t sander -w4te
for the third timr this ss..SDa aud par.
Of the depot has been removed TO
Omaha.
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Mel0deons and Second Hand
Pianos nj Lowest Prices.
FOR SALE

V,nE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
Il one hundred and eighty acres Of LAnd, situ-
ated in wetzel county, W. va, about seven
miles froIn the county seat, New Hartiasville.
on OHIO river, f,rty acres 81 which Is cleared
and DC for fencing purposes small orehaad and a
snail house. Also, forty-eight acres Of botfom
land situate within one mile Of New Martins
villa, Wetreieounty. fronting On the river, on
which Il located good two-story house worth
about S2,5to. -. J0SEPHUS CLARK
Apply 70 J0SEPHuS CLARK, New Martins
Vile wetrel county, WA febR-akv
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NEW YORK, July l.
Gold opened at 1884, and closed at
l3Sia13Ss. --
Ohio certificates, 26ia26s; Cumber-
land Coal 35laS7i; Quicksilver 3lsa32;
Mariposa, 10a10i; Western Union Tele-
graph, 45a45l; Pacific Mail, laOal4l;
Atlantic Mail 109all0; New York Cen
trail, 104la104s; Erie 66sa66i;
Reading l09a109i; Michigan South
ern Tia7S; Illinois Central, 1914
ALA; Pittsburg S6as6i; Toledo, l2la
l22;; Rock Island and Pacific 9Gsa96s;
Northwestern 43a43s; do. preferred
65ta65t; Fort Wayne l00a1O0f; Toledo
& Wabash AZ.
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!. III. II. HEIAlBoLD:

Mr. H. i. HELMBoLD: ---..---.--.
Dear Sir .-In regard TO the question Gsked
me as 10 nv opinion about Buehu, would say
that have used and sold the article in varions
forms for the past thirty years. / do not THINK
there IL any form or preparation OF II 1 nAns
diseases where such medicate agent would be
Indicated You are aware, As well as myself
that it has been extensively employed in the va;
rions diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation IL has acquired in my Judgment,
Is warranted by the facts.
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Died.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July l.-Rear
Admiral, George F. Pearson, died this
morning, aged 6a years.
A boat, containing sailing party, on
the Piscataqua river, upset yesterda!
evening, drowning Michael Couse, a
resident of New Market, and a young
lady, name not given. Six Others were
rescued.
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Boston, July 1.-Two Italians, giving
the names of Rose Maria and Salvador
Gragio, were arrested this morning,
charged with making and circulating
spurious coin of the denomination OF
FIVE cent pieces. They resisted the ar
rest--one of whom fired several shots
from :. revolver ut the officers, but for
tunatcly hit no one.
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l. published every Friday. Its Ooatents will be-
made up Of all important news Of the, wrrI
telegaphic reports. transactions Ia the Market,
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, a.
Agricultural Column, special correspondent,
from all parts Of the State, choice literary aud
poetical selections, aud largo amount OF cau
fully PREPARED miscellaneous reading suitable {"
all classes Of the community. In short, tbs
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to be- the
best Family HaespaPsr 'csT published in Hs
Stat.
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IER will be the unhinehing advocate Of all mca,
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,n restore the unity of the Government and /,
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b. equally firm In Its opposition Ia all partiIAI
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ChIcaes Market.
- cu1cInn ]

Flonr dull and entirely nominal.
Wheat heavy; free sellers nc LIS. Corn
dull and lower at sliaSlf. Oats heavy
and dropping at SO. Rye dull and NOM
inal at O3al o.. Barley, nothing do
ing. Provisions neglected. Bulk
meats held firm at 7saS for shoulders.
and 81 for rough sides. Whisky nomi-
nal
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From the Philadelphia Ledger

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Philadelphia, July II, lsG3.
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr.. IL.
It Helmbold, informs Us that he contemplate
remoyin,, 10 the CITY of New York, with view of
enlarring his business. We have been acquaint'
ed with him upwards Of ten wears: have been
pleased with his integrity aud fair dealing.
Commencing In n small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success he has met
with. and from our acquaintance with him CAN
canfideutl- speak that we do not believe he IL
q man who world wish TO impose ON any one,
much less the afflicted, and really in our own
long business experience sEn advertising med
ium we hays never heard at the success OfanS
medicine without merit.
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ExTRAcT BUcHU.

fDr. KEYsER Is physician Of over thirty
years experiences. and a graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, and Of the University Of Nedf
cine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
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Fire.

LEWISTON, NJ, July 1.-The Wash
burn homestead, in Leairmore, was to-
tally destroyed by fire, Saturday even
ing. This distinguished brother has
been accustomed to visit every summer.
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/ have seen and used, a. before stated, every
form of Bticha-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration, tincture, fluid extracts-and am
not cognizant of any preparation Of that plant at
an equal 20 yours. Twelve years experience
ought, think. to give me the right to jucge OF
its merits, and without prejudice or Partiallty
value thing according TO its bulk, If did other
Buekts would Out-do yours, but / hold to the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make up
value--if they did q copper cent would be worth
more than gold dollar.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

l. published every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday, and contains, besides the contents oi the
preceding issues Of the Daily many yalnaLl"
Items prepared especially Tor this publication
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sUNDRIRs.

a XIV BAHHELs PRIME ma
"A PIE sugar, superter Green, Blzek asd
Japanese TsaE, Pare White Wine yfaegar, Nsx
YORK crab ana ckalspzlgne cider o,osiIsD' ss~
York No. : S4lnon. EEeiish dairy Chez
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SaAreh. 4ais@na, itrr, beF1nefiezIly s<siei sal
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~ tbest quklityt, Preach Mustard. Sap SAG
Cheese. Condensed Mix, together With gsBsT
assortmsnt Of scasnabis Articles. inst receive
40. D woopRow.
, Odd FeIlses' Hall Bniliing,
Hyzs Mourse Street. wbs<,hsz. W. Va
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TRANSCRIPTION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. B. Co
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

oyy1cy BaLrrMoEE & ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING, May 4, 1867.
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Farmers, Merchants, aud Cat
tie Dealers

win have their Interests specially consulted Ia
the preparation Of this column, and no busin'-.
man in West Virginia should hesitate 10 s,.u
himself Of It's advantages
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The Circulation Of the Reg.
lister,

Larger by tar than that of any other paper IN
the State, makes IL the best advertising medium
In West Virginia.
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TOBACCO.
i iOl Butts old B-n's" blk Ias,
~ caddes do. do. do &"
10 butts Niagara" do. Z"
- Caddies do do
- butts Dew Drop" do g
~ caddies Hombrick do.
10 boxes Emily JSncs natl IT,, TO-
81 do. Diadem Noft pd y inch.
81 do. Wbeeler's hi. pd. . do.
5. do. do. hard pd. ID. lumps-
90 do. Mile Collins hard III. ! ID. Jumps.
81 Ito. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Miller's K. and Il. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf
OkEs. 6-twist running IOs
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. +. q. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' y. G.. do. do.
10 bbls. Z. 3. do do
10 hlf bbls. c. s. do do.
Our stock Of tObaccO IL large and the asSOrt-
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give us . cAll
before purchasing elaewheIe.
MAXWELL 4 TISGLR.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-02
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