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FROM NEW YORK.

Mexican and Sonih American News
New YORK, Feb. 23.-The Heralds
CITY of Mexico correspondent. writing
ON the 5th., saws: The entire road from
Puebla to the Capital is strewn with
the debris of the retreating army.
The Liberals were prevented from at
lacking by strict orders from Dlaz, but
appearances indicated that a slight
demonstration would convert the whole
into a grand route. ,
The American Consulate is garrisoned
to protect American citizens.
Macmillan tells every II he does
not consider himself Emperor, Int only
chief of a national party.
The Herald's Panama correspondent
saws: Our minister, Mr.. Burton, to the
Columbia Government, still maintains
his antacOnistie position. 1t has been
decided that the foreign mai can I've
sent across the Isthmus without hinder
ance.
Mosuuera favors the annexation of
Ecuador. This is supposed to be part
of the policy marked out for him In
Europe.
From South America it is rumorcd
that another proposition for peace had
been made by France and England, but
the Cabinet had not permitted the terms
to be made known. but it is intimated
again that proposals from the United
states would be cordially received.
The revolution in Mendoza is report
I'd to be increasing i'll Importance, the
insurgents having recently gained de-
cided advantages.
General Cope. at the head of four
hundred men, invaded Maracabo, aud
meeting the forces of President Suther-
land, o battle ensued, lasting seven
hours, in which Capo was killed. His
forces then retired.
The Tribune's Chilli correspondent
saws: 1t is reported that a speedy con-
clusion of peace between Spain n the
allied republic is probable.
Thc i%aternal condition of most of the
republics continues 10 be moSt dcplora
bic. =.
The Peruvian Government Is charged
with swindling. and the speedy fall of
the President was predicted.
The Tribune's special says: The Cab
met had a session on the reconstruction
bill Yesterday. The President could
sign the bill but for the section dividing
States into military districts. The
other sections are not 50 objectionable,
though he much preferred Blaine's
amap6mpD /
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market

NEW YORK, Feb. %.
C0TTON-Dull and heavy, ie lower;
sales $50 bales upIands at BIZ:
FLoUR-5a16 better, chiefly on low
and medium grades: receipts, 1919 bar
rels; sales 1900 barrels; super. State and
| Western 8 75a10 on; extra western, 10 O5
alO 95: choice 10 19a0O 90; shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio 10 goa
IL rs: trade brands ii 60al2 IS; extra
Southern IL l0al6 so; closed quiet.
WHISKEY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-4c better; advance chiefly
upon winter; NJ receipts; sales Of 25.5OO
barrels No. 2; Chicago at 3 25 Milwau-
kee 2 80; white Canada, 3 03; amber
State 3 O5; white Michigan 3 10.
RYE-Quiet; sales of 44OO bushels Of
Western NJ ! Hal II.
BARLEY-UncLanged; sales Of 1900
bushels at l O5 for two rowed State, and
l 20, delivered, for Canada West free.
BARLEY MALT-Quier
CORN-1c lower, and in fair demand,
receipts of 64S0 bushels; sales OF 65.OOO
bushels mixed western in store at ! 0oa
| O6: ahoat l 06a1 o.; New York l Wa
| 10; latter extreme.
OATS-1c better: receipts 23OO bush;
sales AZ 900 bush; western 56a6e; State
G6la6S.
WOOL-Quiet and firm; sales of 25O,-
600 pounds domestic fleece ut 33a62t;
pulled, 33Sa473; to-day's 21a35.
LEATHER-Sole dnll and dropping.
COAL-Unchanged, with a moderate
demand.
HOPS-Quiet at 3Oa37.
RICE-Quiet and firm; Carolina lOsa
l02c.
COFFEE-Rio ic better; sales 1900
sacks Rio in bond at l3al4, gold; other
kinds quiet.
SUGARS-Firm and in good demand;
sales HOO hhds. Cuba at 10sal0s; En-
glish Island 124;
MOLASSES-Firm with fair demand;
sales 400 hhds. Muscovado, part at SOC.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; crude l7lc, re-
fined in bond 2Oc.
3PORK-Quiet ibut iirmer; sales of
$3.50 bbls new mess at 20 Gael II.
! closing at u 90 for western; old mess
at 10 e7a20 %; prime mess 10 OOa2O O0;
also, 1,5O0 barrels of new mess at 20 GOA
81 81, sellers and buyers option for
March and April.
BEEF-Unchanged; sales $50 barrels.
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet; sales OF 24U
%tierces; prime mess 3oa32; India mess
33a36.5
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales Of 30
barrels at 81 O0a35 30.
BACON-Inactive; sales Of % boxes
short ribbed at 11sc.
CUT MEATS-In fair demand; sales
$50 packages at otal0 for shoulders.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer: sales at
9ta9f for western and l0sal0a for city.
LARD-Firmer and active: sales of
800 barrels at l2fal3sfor old, and l2fa
a13l for new.
BUTTER-Dull ut l5a26 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged.
LATEST MARKETs-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull for high grades
and quiet and firm for low and medium
grades.
WHEAT-Closed quiet for spring,
with millers refusing to pay any adj
vance, and firm and upward for winter,
with a very limited supply offering.
RYE-Closed heavy at ! 1oal II for
western.
tCORN-Closed firmer; l US for mixed
western in store, and l O7 afioat.
OATS-Closed very firm at 57a60 for
western.
WHISKY-Closed quiet at 3la33i for
state and western in bond.
PORK-Closed duh at II 90 for new
western mess.
BEEF-Steady.
DRESSED HOGS-Closed firm ut 9:
a9S for western.
LARD-Closed firm at 13sa13!. kettle
rendered,
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9g Telegraph
go g.:E EEGlsTRR.-
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph 10 the Register

LONDON, Noon, Feb. 23:-Ihe news
from Spain is of excitinginterest' though
the Spanish government ~
keen the public ignorant of events.
There is 10 longer any donbs that q Sc
r;ous insnrrection is impending.
Consols 81: Erie 81, 5-eos .3s: Illinois
Central -.
LIVERPOOL, Noon. Feb. 23.-Cotton
opens somewhat tirmer; prices advanced
\ triae; middling uplands l3s. Bread
stuffs very dali. Corn has dechned;
sales mixed western at 27s Cd. Petroie.
um lOd per gallon Of eight pounds.
Consul Dudley has commenced a suit
70 recover the steamer Alexandria.
LIVERPOOL, Evening, Feb. 2.-
Breadstufis closed quiet. California
wheat l3s Sd. Lard declined Cd; clos
ing at SOS Cd. Bacon, I2s for middles
Tallow AS Cd.
FLORENCE, Feb. :i3.-Garibaldii Is here
He will go to Venice i'll n day or two.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-United States bond'
closed at S3!.
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Washingtoa Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The Senate
has transmitted to the Senate o mass OF
documents from the Secretary of State,
in answer to the resolution of that body
calling for Correspondence with for
eign ministers and consuls in relation
to the policy Of the President towards
the States lately in rebellion. especial
ly answering the inquiriesb by the! depart
ment Of State with regard to CONVERSE
ton or opinions of such foreign minis
tiers. The documents embrace dispatches
from Messrs: Clay, King, sanford, Big,
Glow, Adams, Marsh, Morris, Murphy,
McWatt' and Perry, covering d period
of more than two years. All the par
ties addressed denied the charges, aud
their denials are received and declared
satisfactory. 49,
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baltimore Cattle Nlarke,.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 81.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to 655 head, against 594 last week. Of
the number offered, 2S2 head came from
Ohio, 12 from Chicago, % from West
Virginia, and 81 from Pennsylvania,
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
lob from Illinois, over the Nor. bsrn
Central railroad, and q from Maryland
on foot. OF the receipts, 100 head were
sent to Washington, so to New York,
and the balance taken by Baltimore
butchers. The market to-day was snp-
piled with mostly good cattle, there
being but few common cattle on sale.
Prices ranged as follows: Scalawags
and old cows at 6a1; common cattle
Z 25a7 IS: good aas 20, and prime 81 per
100 lbs. The market closed dull.
SnEEP.-The supply during the week
has been about. equal to the demand.
Prices ranged from Z! TO It cents per
pound.
HoGs.-Supply light this week, and
prices firm at 10 5Oa11 % per 100 lbs.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 90.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
WHEAT-Firm, but prices are un-
changed.
CORN-Is la2 higher, and in demand;
No. l 6la62.
OATS-In light supply, and at prices
higher; No. l 81.
RYE-FOr | 23a1 @.
9BARLEY-Dnll; l 90 for choice fall.
COTTON7Dull at % for middling up
lands. 49, -r... s.,
MESS PORK-Is held at 81 00a20 IL.
BULK MEATS-Aa9tal04, and not
much demand.
BACON-4c lower; sales of shoulders
at 9: sides at 10i, and clear sides at IL,
SEED-Clover dull at 8 IS: timothy
3 30a3 40; fax 2 80.
BUTTER-Dull at 27a9O.
CHEESE-l6ia17; the latter rate fol-
Hamburg. 'r"
GOLD-l37t.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Southern Eaiiroads-Gcnrral Siekics
The Washington National Nonu.
ueni Association.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The commit
tee on Southern Railroads have sum
moned before them Secretary Stanton
and other witnesses.
General Sickles is here. OF his way to
resume his command III South Carolina.
The animal meeting of the Washing
ton National Monument Association was
held Yesterday, General Force, Presi-
dent. in the Chair, and j. Carroll Brent,
Secretary. Officers were reelected and
are: President Johnson. eX-officio Pres
ident: Mayor Wallark. cX-oilicio First
Vice President: General Grant. SECOND
Vice President: General Peter Force,
Third Vice President; j. c. Brent, Sec
rotary, and r. II. Smith, Treasurer.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
COLLECTOR OF

PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, anu ! AZ
s an C,-Scrrs. Soldiers or Seanlen dis
aSlsd in the service OF the United States, are en-.
titled To Pensions for life, and in case oi their
ddrstb their widow. orphan children, mother or
sister OF any such oiheer, soldier or seame9, y
entitled TO a pension, and also the Soun'S Se
In each case is FIVE DOLLARS, II the claim
for pension is collected and No CHAiHE III
case OF failure.
C.rtiIcd accounts collected oi the most rtas-
onahle terms. -
HOUSE, Wheeling. Va sep"
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view York Stock Marhes.

New York steck Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. q
Prices: Ohio certificates, 25fa25i;
Central, l02ialt2s; Erie, 56ta56f: Hud-
son, 13sa13It; Michigan Southern, 72ta
t73; Illinois Central, 1l5sall6i, Pitts
burg, s8fasl. Toledo, 1lsfallsf; North
western, 35taS5i; do preferred, 65a654;
Fort Wayne, Gag73; Western Union
Telegraph, 4lfa42; Pacific, l3atal3ei.
Governments q fraction lower, on gold
bonds, except new 5-20s and l0-40s cou-
pons; registered 6s of 81, 110ia1loi.
500 coupons of IS, l0Sial09; 10-40s,
l0lsal01t; 7-30s, 105sa1o6s. q
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senator rrumb.m sere..ded.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Trum-
bull was last night the recipient Of q
serenadn by citizens from Illinois and
other friends, upon his recent re-elec-
ton to the Senate. He made some re-
marks in acknowledgment Of the honor.
Senator Yates was Afterwards .compli-
nented in q similar manner. and re-
sponded by a speech. .,,.j.k
The first evening reception of Secre-
tssy McCulloeh last night, Was OF
! the most brilliant and select Of the sea
son, a large number Of the most distin-
guished persons being present, c,.,
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Ere. MNntFsal.

) MONTREAL, c. E., Feb. 24.-A grand
ball given last evening BY General
Averah;i United States Consul Over
600 elite citizens were present.
a cable telegram announces that the
confederation bill had been passed on
its third reading in the House Of Lords.
The Provincial Parliament is pro.
longed until April eth >' 90
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY
i 100 barreisf q the shShan Double Distilled
In 1889 and 1850, warranted superior 10 any in
the market, in store and for sale by
N REILLY
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. %.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat irm
at 2 20. Corn in good demand and
firm at &c. Oats more firm at
4lta42. Rye firm at sc. Pork
nominal; 1s Seals IS. Lard quiet at liza
l2e. Live hogs irmer; 6 60a7 80; dress
ed quiet at Z so az 20. .frss
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

1He fI0peTfy EHofH ds the "EorfybH1st
IasHery and Steam Sac Nia.s ,rifb
SereHty5fre doyes Of laad. near
San 1Htonia, Texas.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IL DUPLICATE
a,vil % received up to the hrst dsy 81 Msr.h
Ios, Tot the Purrha>r Of Is acres Of land 49,
o. lesst together With the buildiaes ,rert.S
.esIeon, and the Hppurtsnanees appertaininr
tnatsto say OF EFE
ONE TASSEKY. Containing u stn. IL.
yats, fffty-tvo Wooden Vat. seren 60
Foo. snd capable Of tanning 5000 49, ~
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, eap.Si. Of u-fn,
100 fest ef lpnber daily.
oaE SMALL stone BUILDING.
- seove property 10 sifaated .b,ut txo
nnes ABOVE san Antonia. on he Gan x.te,Ss
nssr, and the water IL conducted 10 tbe s-f.L
n.nment ~ q raosof hesn stone LA IN essr~-s
ne hnd vas purchased. and iaproyen,ns.
MADE BY The late socailed Confederate Sors-
- sna are estimated 70 hsse cost sisdooo n
The property ID. bseu u.s., ,.~zaL
go : ino1thH rsnt 0 it<n. psxabL. 49,
yanea- secured tue In fee amnie .Il9Jee
bytse United States 6ssenus,;r 'rAt gwen
Sropossls viii b. marked .Propo..l. 60
Brsyss Nal Gen. lssf Con. teass ~ "a
- 9S<tsgig @t6slvse1sx 5000
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,ysIIG - River ..AsWsuahsrIw Lel "a
soCiNCTNNAu1 Tebs g34Ths river In
fsflen nine Inches the. fast. tMsnfy-feds
hours There Is ffty-three feet four
inchesr water rins the channel. siThe
weather isclear. Thermometer IS, and
baroynetef39S. seeh
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THE

VIII strive to max. III. popular mind van.
conviction" rather than slavish by dic,l,ua "a.
will labor 10 disseminate only su,h view, r'I
current questions as bean the stamp @, f,..
and the seal Of truth.
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.EuNG sATIsF.ED I'M.

DEHNG SATIsFlED I'm.
ID their patrons are prepared 10 -uran-s.''i
enterprise which has for rs object the pn1..s
and promotion Of the welfare Of the vi =.
in this Republic, and the development -
ovation Of our young ami prcmi.iu. Stsr,
Proprietor OF the Wheeling Ry.!s!Ig H.
larced and improved this paper 10 meet -
mands Of increased circulation and -
popularity, and now takes pleasure IN ms.
10 the people of tins State the lar-r,t ~,
c-s aud Most Reliable Paper in NJ
virginia. WI
THE REGISTER van point 10 =.
history as the surest and beet index az II, -.
course upon all questions at National a. - -
policy. Believing that the Wal Va. ,ul,i. -.
lis legitimate purposes att unr. viii 90. -
der of the rebel armies and thr a,autr.u.., /.
slavery and secession by the >ou;h. lie IA
TrR will be- the unfincbins SlNu,aI, ,I ALL.
urrs that tend To promote The n%atlu:.
10 restore the unity of TIE G~uy,Uu,.t mi.
extccd u all sections the pri''I'>, l'...
an impartial Union and a lasting p,.,r.
be equally firm in its opposition o. 4n PAM
schemes that impose unjust and INV u,s,-.
conditions upon the reunion at u ,ug,rrB,,,
that was never broken, tina guarantee rr,r.,
ual ascendancy 10 one political party and !,
changing ostracism "a every oia,i and a.,
thwart the wishes OF Every patriotic hear =
leaving our country sill divided. our r-r,.
disunited, our Union unrrstorvi To!rn,r
the opinion Of all men, while stcadi,,'N a.
eating its own, despisiug the pruScrip;.yr l.g.
Of fanaticism while firmly adheuug o. IL. i,
convictions Of right and duty,
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W.. Y. HOGE,

AT LAW, AND GENERAL
A land Agent, Wheeling. W. Va, VIII prac-
tice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties;
Particular attention given to the collection 81 =,
claims. O.Iice on Main Street, over the bsnA u
Wheeling. J''
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From Havana.

HAVANA, Feb. 20.-A French steamer
arrived here on the 18th, with dates
from Vera Cruz to the 18th, and City
of Mexico to the 9th, says that the re
port that President Juarez had beer
taken prisoner, grew out of an uneX'
pected attack made by Miramon will
1900 men upon ZacOtaes.
Miramon's official dispatch says that
Juarezis escape was owing to the We
lOcity ofhis carriage.
Escobado arrived upon the scene
next day and gave battle to Miramon at
San JacintO, completely routing him!
taking 5000 prisoners and capturing al
his artillery.
Liceaga, the Imperial commander at
Guanagnato. had been defeated by Ken
con Gallaredo, and that city had fallen
into the hands of the Liberals.
Maximilian's minister Taber, with a
strong brigade, was routed while com
ing from Toluca to reinforce the capital,
and left 500 dead and wounded on the
field of battle.
Marauese was reported to have 10000
men at Mexico, of whom only 1000 were
armed.
About 800 soldiers of the garrison at
Puebla had declared for Ryublu, and
gone with Z%anocon, and it was expected
that as soon as the French had left
Remandis he weuld cake possession OF
the city and pronounce for Juarez.
Generals Cas:leman, Depatur, and 9TH
ers. and also Marshal Buzaine, who have
arrived here on the French steamer.
Several members Of Maximilian's minis
try were also among the passengers.
Marshal Bazaine arrived in. Puebla on
the 9th inst.
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surrau Arraigucd Before the trini.
nal Court-Snnford ~Conover-Thc
Paris Exposition-Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-Surratt was
today arraigned before the Criminal
Court. attired in q suit of black. When
brought into Court his hands were
h~anacuffed, but on request of counsel
the Court ordered them released, and
the indictment WAS read to him by the
clerk.
Surratt entered 4 plea of not guilty,
The clerk asked-''lIow will you he
triedf'
To which he answered, by my conn
tryneu." when an officer added: Then
may God send YOU q safe delivcrance."
The handouts were replaced and the
prisoner remanded to Jail. No excite
ment was manifested during his pres
ence in Court. .'t
Sanford Conover, recently convicted
of perjury. was also present, awaiting
sentence, the prisoners being side by
side NJ the. bar. Es
No day has vet been tixedfor Surratt's
trial, but it is thought it will be, ~
March. EJ4t..t..H
The President nominated Prof. Wal
cot Gibbs Commissioner TO the Paris
Exposition, vice Prof. Agassiz. whose
duties prevent his acceptance.
The President has signed the bill ap-
propriating ten millions for the pay-
ment OF invalid pensions, twenty-thres
millions for pensions tn the widows.
children. mothers, fathers, brothers and
sisters OF soldiers. and S2S.0W for navy
pensions to the same class Of parsons.
The President also approved the bill
abolisling the office of Superintendent
of public printing, and providing fol
the election of congressional printer by
the Senate.
MI. Defree, who was removed 20 give
place To Wendell, will undoubtedly be
elected.
The President also approved \ bill to
establish and protect national GENE,
teries; the bill regulating the duties OF
tho Clerk of the House; III reference to
members of tho next Congress, aud pro.
viding that mo claims shall be settled
fer supplies or stores taken or furnished
for the use of the armies, or injury tG
property: where the claims originated
during the war for the suppression o.
the Southern rebellion in a State de
clared in insurrectiop by the PTesident
or aSStateN which BY ordinariee tfsseces
rion attempted to withdraw from tht
G6sernnfent,Y have Sbeeonfs h&sfwiff
ont the. approval of the PRESIDENT Il
The Judiciary eommittee, engaged II
the examination of witnesses ia thu
impeachment affair, will mot report
this session. "~s'faH
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state OF west Virginia.

OHIO Comfy Circuit Court, January R.io.
1sT.
namnel fiebds 70. Tborna. II. Evan. and Be
smIp sEysx, paftnrp pnder thf firm rpD,
~ II; EraDs 4 Go, and the Firi SirIoba
AK o. wheeling Attachment In Chanee1.
PENDANTS, 7. II. Evans &c adsb, d'e bT tIe4
~ .ne eofnpiainaufs amounting 10 The ,s1 q
5n1 Nth interest from the frst day u April
-, and costs Of suit, an a~ttaohm.p; havtsE
Tyssn ,ssoed herein, and ssryed by copy % ~
And g spPeartng frosa an saBdsvit kled 10 d.
eAuse lsiat the defendant, Thomas II. Evsss b.
not . resident Of this state, on uhe n,otio1 81 ~
ssnplzinant by his oouassl, IL L. orisud thst %
.ppssr mere within one month After TIE fourtb
weekly publication and the due po-tips 81 tbs
orasf' anc attend 10 his Interest In thi, suit
MICHAEL J. BREfSB.
10y. Ieste; MfcHAELJ BREINIG
~nessk fortoa. for complainant. CI.rt
wv r|"NHaf |N". ."..#
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK, February o.
Money rather more active at 6 per
cent. on call.
Sterling quiet but firm, at I 0efal %
for best bills.
Gold frmer; opened att 3si and closed
at l 3ot. friesEss --..-II"s
Governments steady.
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TERMS.

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weekly Register, stagIs copy. Ilo
s 4" club Of ten l.
club Of twenty. 5p
a nee cspy Of The Weekly 20 the gotbr up@
. club OF Ten. aud Q copy VI the Tn.wr-Uy !.
the Eetter-up Of . club Of twenty.
Remittance Tor Clubs mus, be uu!. Al G'
time, but additions may BE- made al any tina
Clnb rate. after the Club has been rai-d .
''asd al1l yssass sn~bscriptlss y taken.
Money By Dram, Express OF Registrsi IL
tsrs may h. s-st nj our risk. Addrs..
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octis Wheeling. West VifgBA
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-25
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NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The Times
special says: The Judiciary committee
will report on the impeachment matter
Us soon us certain witnesses in the South
have arrived.
The meeting yesterday between Sur
RAFT and his sister was extremely affect
i"- encouraging him to keep q stont
feart but the conversation was chiefly
tado ,estic affairs. The Judiciary COM
nll.l,, have not Yet examined him con-
ce,nln. tue completely of jeff. Davis in
the assassination, nor is it likely they
will do SO until il is known what will
be the proceedings against him.