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DIED

BROKAwOr wei-,y Jan Grace sy child q Isaac isf Rsirs
Brokas, sged months and IL DAYS
will Park otsl ossck
Pfay Jan. 10 Inferno AZ tnnt Pleasant cenesry,
Newark n. Carriages In waiting AArkesst zion for oeoeA
train from hey.York
BRowNE-At Lcleds DAKOTA a,Ny. JOY 80 ls Percy Thcs
civil Upn Paeas r. aud on 500 Il
Elias r.. JOHa f. Brogre.
The friends Of are respectfully invited ssti bis s--i
from the residence Of bis hthe No. s DeaHst b'ooEJH 'hs
(Thursday1 afternoon, at q 0clo6.
EAGLRn "Wednesday Jan Leila Bsrr ds1-hter Of Commodore
Eagle u y. Navy, in the ls+h yea Q! bersge.
The relatives and friends OF the family Invited - attend cs
the residence of Ter hther No. l2J A 1breht
Saturday H. a. ii O'Clock Tie ~il 10 taken %
Eewark ~ j., Tor interment
EwIyG.-Oa wedneday J,u. W Bslg ised 50
friends family respectfully Invited tp s'teaA
The funeral Sunday Jan H. coca fcs The 5antoEs&
Baptist Church
HAL-Cb Tu..ay Jan Of crgexan Of she res Ellen Virginia,
Youngest dDsikr q Thomas g. d u attic NJ NAN aged
7nontss ssf daya
The via 10 RYE form s tstHTsel
by the 9oco<f New.Hsvsn train
METZLERAt Saturday gy. o. Captain P3via Meter.
Joung d John Iese ESQ, Of HALIFAX, Nova seora
OGDES-S iienI Wetneday Jaa g. Georse
Ogden Cias R. and Mary B. ogden as IS yea months,
and daJa
The relatives .nd ederd, are respectfully
Friday afternoon at O'Clock, ffen abe Resnd Dssea t-ersh
JaTast
ROwLANDOn Fsnday Jss CatlD,e w., vie Of wn RO-
land. aged 81 yeara
f,1y invited ssnd her B--sl
THURSDAY png jan al 10 oot om Der late shnee. Va
100 Chrphere Of III n- Her remains viii he a>es 70
windsor Com. fer ntermeBI
WOODHULITn Huntington T. l. Monday jar. G. siIh Wood
bull aged 10 years. 9mohths. AID da1s.
First Pres5SerAs Charet H Aonsy Jan y &c ~
O'Clock y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-09

81 Is Lard nominal Hogs Is D6 sAt 10 Esr. Hes,,
Recsipts-leo0 bills Rour 2t0o bash. Com ia<o Horn ~
for sheues Cured Meats sess slae Rbt
We Tor Cumbeands packed 'ie for Dry Sailed Shoulders sni
he for Sweet Picked Hams Dressed Hogs good demand hv
packer shippers firm $T1s7 Say Tor Light 81 o3
SO 90 dividing H. Lse Hogs steady Asnee 51Oe
ssles IS goa *e for Light and S6aSs Is fI Medium sTj
81 Is for the Beef Cattle ~ for Shppns
sceipis-4 bbs Flour Wheat sos
bs< oas $50 Hogs shpnentssSoo bbls -Four, 400 bash
Wheat. 100 Jnsh Cora
SISoSsAgI, Jan 3four syn ard uahaaged Naeft-Soi go
kh &2t5 anil No n ~ 90; those 1loe ne fss u
ight.
Bare. 81 15dS the supply Light Cotton dali - ls1T
Tobece nothing doing WHISKY hsnTJ but prize Bn CIV
Dressed Logs gnb at - sass o. Mes PORK no soQ t2l e
OFT lsrl bell Zts; Ia a. fa3
al 2lc. Bulk Meat, snl Bacon urrhslsd
BupRlLo jan 8-Poar good rqay and rsady Sa, sf2p ~.
Citr Gruni yprrV ~ 40 TN SO 80 b+s Nmf-.s Sl
bhk Csasls ~ 3@sg % and sl IBIS Whis usnli 3, ~
Wheat frH 500 a'sh &aser Csls1. ~ g. oo
ngb No Sr-ing IT ~ sol ~ Whit Casdi
a. e. Corn du! ard frr l. iJr NV on - ek, Ard ~ -
m Nea N sto-s RE hi S. fei'er sass 81 10 bash ~ ~ 3
Oats weak ses of bush Ohio, st 49, - We pfrs, bsf tn,
and noml nrch;ngrd M pers lard an sS.a's rsasngs
Dressed Iloks dull, at ~ detc. norninauy.
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H1RRIEU.

GILL GeIo0s N, Tuesday Jan : br se Rev r. " Cabs Dr.;
r. T. Gi Of Porghkeepsc, 10 annie L Urges S-sA" =" r. w.
Grggs, ESQ., Of this city.
LEOyARD-- Wooiso-k, Conl OF NefHesfay.
Jan. BY the Rev. Mr. uyls DE- A. Srdnef pnsr Nru,rf
New York 70 Hattie daughter Of fhihp esq d"es' WV
stock. No rard~
rassiry, Ja' &c Pr-er'' ts
Ch1rch Bergen ~ j. by tie Bfwar5 W. ffr assisted ~
ths Rev James Thompson Ros b. Marvel Of Sefoi to Blf
daughter of Richard Russell q Bergel.
MALLORY-PLACE the Rutgers ~heisr Chrrcs m Isesir
by the JskB G. 5>o. j., t5kSte H.
dsughtsr Of Robsrt 5. Place esq, both sfthls ely
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS


n, .,r,,rre rIlssKAPH THE TRIBUNE
IoypeN Jan Noon-Cousos for money 9lId and Tor TIE &C
Fam, s,6, United States FyeTwsDty bonds 'li Illinois Gen
,,,l Railway shares s9i Erie Railway shares at
,n.,poou-Couos for money, 3ds and for the account va
oot American Securities steady st the following quotations.
United States F Twenty bonds 7liGSi lhnois Cenua h-"T
shares, SCI; Erie Railway shares 4s}
closed at 92d92i for money and s2ds23 for &c
,our, American Securities closed the following rate'' 0"S
Ceutr, share. s Es Railway shares Si United States f"s
Tueuties, III
p jan s-Ersnng has been heavy all day. aud Rsa''s
have declined
yK.yKyonr jan s-Yoon-uusd State, FyeT"sns' for tia
i,,u. 1862, 7et.
Accommodated states for the issue Of 1862 76
E,pns-Upi,ed St,.e, closed at 76 for the issue Of lS0
LUrKPooL jan c-SoonCo,oa Is dull aud has declined 81 ID
The are baea The opening quotations are
a. follows: Midng Upands It'd Mdiins Orleans sd 'ora' 'o'
for Mi..d Wests Wheat for White California aud 4o nj NO.
2Mlwsakes Rad Barley SIS for American oA' 9o LOT AseAn
Peas, Al for Canadian DeeL 1875 for wnrcared Extra Prime Mess
rr 40 for Fine American Cheese @ for the highest range Of Fine
R,e 4oI Cor Cumberland Cut No. IL Dutch STANDARD Sugar 70
a.u for Common Wilmington aud H. for fine Pale 1aow 1873
"a, American Petroleum 81 for Refined CloIeDsed. &C. for No
American Red Spirits Turpenine 81 Y cwt
dali sales to-day viii NOT 20 over S"
h.,, ,s quotation. now are as Mdds Upards 1d Md
sus Orleans M Breads,us without change price bat wheat
army held Pork advanced s for Prime Eastern Mess
Deel Lard Cheese sud Bacon without change Taos has DO
eins d 10 49, Other articles without alienation
Ev.ucCottoaTho market closed heavy at the following sahor
l,d Quotations, MIug Upands port, It'd to arrive I'D MID
ding Orleans I'D Tie sales Of the day foot up 5000 ha'a IS'
Brssla Provision and Produce markets closed without change RON
the last quotations There Spirits Petroleum in the nakss but
sales have maids OF esgOss 10 arrive At ll6V gallon
IoxpoS jan s-Nosa-whae OIL sS y 2S' gals Sperm Oh,
sllO tua; Llneed OIL s37 y tan Linseed Cakes elo lo
Afternoon prices OF all articles Ia markets nee tie S
dispatch have Undergone no change
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Sp,tial ;gOiIts.


"What Pickle we arc Ia xhs at MAGl C ASH SITTER
II you care to save money you e.snO. sgecuy hi
ing Grd asng one Of these machines II our eLBg sns
coal Ohce No. 2ss Broadway w
Union Republicans General I Communicable DE eaa'es
elected wiz
THURSDAY EVENING Jan O. 86s q O'Clock Fer order
Union Repubiicnn General Conmitee.-An sdlelrD-a
hsd headg14rters. No 90
BnadWay southwest corner TIT RSDAY
LyENIN o'clock. ncinal attendance etel
JOHN COCHB. me- Temporary Ceairaan
w WV DHT S<sose Temporary seerctai e.
Eleventh Assembly District MON keepubcsn AZ.
monthly o. this Association uit
held the Everett Rooms Thfoun bst Of Bctdwg
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan y At u och ek
WM ] L STEWART PresideLt
s ssoFss X II. t 1as S;oa-. seers',ris.
Fourteenth Assembly District MO, Republican 49,
meeting OF the above cton Will be he'd Ma
souc Hall Nos ia aud 6 Esst Thirteenth THURSDAY ByIS
BENZ. MERRITT. Psea4-st.
BESJ GIoouEL, ssere.srie.
p s-ETecuiivs Committee ~ill meet at y o'elo.k
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DOMESTIC MAGGErs.

NJ rrLyGnArH TRBrsB 49,,
s.s isAScoo Jau Chore RasserA Bntler quiet al SuJic
Plour-EII 81 5Oqs& Wheat active aud h *2sa LesaFten
iers, IS 80,
ST. eus jan aecco heavy. Cotton easier at l2i for Low
Mdhlug IlonrkK ZIP; Double do 20 3dS9 and we eO %
Tr,b, Wheat hna Red aud Willie Fall ~ @dZ 40 Corn pat
4, fa0a ttaf the latter m Extra Choice Barley ira
b. 10 vs fall % or Choice splp " unsettled 81 $40
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05
More Fenians Arrested.

New YORK, February 4.-Dates from
England of the 22d inst. state that the
English police claim to have made two
important arrests, one in London and
the other in Scotland. The former gave
the name of Clancy. He gave the Off
GERS some trouble, and fired twice at
them with revolver. He was, however,
overpowered. He is said to be a gem
tlemanly looking man and answers to
the description of the person who shot
and killed Mcdonnell, the bondsman,
some two months ago. After lodging
him in the police station the Sergeant
went to the house where the prisoner
had been living and searched the rooms.
Several papers were discovered which
it is said leave no doubt that the prison
er is an American, and had served i'll the
Federal army. 4 great quantity of am
mLnition, revolvers, bullets, bullet
moulds, lead, cartridges, canisters of
gun powder and dagger were also
found. Clancy was examined on the
2lst and held for trial. The arrests
were made in Glasgow. Two of the
men are FAMED Barrett and O'Neil. The
former, it is asserted, was the ran who
fred the barrel at Clerkenwell. They
both arrived in London in charge of the
nolirp
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n.I,imere Ca,,Ie Market.
BALTIMORE, January 30


BEEF CATTLE.-Ths offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1854 head, against 1898 last week. Or
the number offered 22O head came from
West Virginia, 429 from Ohio, 2l9 from
Virginia, and 19 from the District of
Columbia, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; "a from Ohio over the North
ern Central Railroad; % from Maryland
and AZ from Virginia on foot, and from
Maryland and 81 from Virginia by boat.
OF the receipts 675 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 76 by farmers for
grazing, $50 sold to SPECTATORS for East
ern markets, and 80 head to Washing
ton and Annapolis butchers. Prices to,
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 00a5 30; ordinary tnin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 5Oa6 w; iair
to good Stock Cattle . OOa6 40; fair
ouaIity Beeves 6 00a7 90; and the very
best Beeves O0a10 90 per 1000 lbs, the
average price being about 6 10. Prices
of the best grades of Cattle are appar-
emily higher, owing entirely to the su-
perior quality of the offerings, while
common and inferior grades are % cts
per 100 lbs lower.
SHEEP.-The receipts have increased
during the past week, but with good
demand the market was active at i'm
proved rates, especially for good fat
Sheep. Prices ranged as follows: COM
mon to good 4a6 cents, and good to ex-
ira 6a7 cents per ID gross. ,
HOGS.-Thc supply has diminished
the past week, and prices have advan.,
ced % cents per 100 lbs on the rates OF
last week, ranging at the close to day
from 9 rs to 10 as per 100 lbs net for
fair to good fat Hogs, aud market firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
New YORK, February

New YORK, February 4.
COTTON-Less active and lower;
sales 1900 bales at 19c for middling up
lands.
FLOUR Receipts 5i06 barrels: mar
ket dull and slightly in buyers favor;
sales 1900 barrels at 9 9Oal0 20 for extra
State: II Goals % for extra western;
6 9Oal3 20 for white wheat extra; 10 50a
II 10 for round hoop Ohio; II GOALS on
for common to good St. LOuis; closing
heavy. California flour unchaged, sales
POO sacks at II 3Oal3 10. Rye flour stea-
dy; sales 80 barrels at : 5Oa9 -.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-RcceiptS 1880 barrels
market quiet aud without change; sales
$4,000 bushels at 80 for No. spring
in store; a for No. mixed spring.
RYE-Quict.
BARLEY-Firmer; sales 5000 bushels
western at = 10, and $500 bushels Cana
da West ate IL.
CORN-Reccipt 5G.S07 bushels, mar
ket opened firm aud closed heavy; sales
Is, 900 bushels at 27al 30 for new mix
ed western afloat; closing at 27al p,
and GOAL 80 for inferior 10 prime white
southern.
OATS-Receipts 2675 bushels; market
dull; sales of 1000 bushels at Sic for
western in store.
RICE-Steddy.
COFFEE-Steady; moderate business
doing.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of $50 hogsheads
Cuba at l2al2tc.
MOLASSES-Quiet and firm.
HOGS-Qniet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Quiet ard firm; sales of 1000
barrels at II 50a2l G2 for old mess clos
ing at II G2 for regular; - 5Oa22 81 for
new mess and at ~ 62 for regular; II -
ais 81 for prime and at - 25alo 80 for
prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of Goo barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales of 80
barrels at - 00a32 90. -
BACON-Quiet; sales ESQ boxes at
10gallc for Cumberland cut; ll1c for
long ribbed; l1Sc for short ribbed; long
cut hams on private terms.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales $50 pack
ages at sa9ic for shoulders, and 12al3!c
for hams.
DRESSED H0GS-Firmcr at 9sa92c
for western, and l0gal0$c for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales 900 barrels at
13sal4g; small lots at li3c.
BUITER-Firm at 3Sa5Oc for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at 1la15c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February A.
FLOUR-Firm and in fair demand at
previous prices.
WHEAT Unchanged and quiet at
= 5Oa2 % for No. and red.
CORN-Closed tirmeY; ear must be
quoted at SIC; white sold at e9a9Oc, and
mixed shelled held at SIC.
OATS-Firm at 69a70c; the latter IS
the prevailing rate at the close.
RYE-Dull Mt Goal 60.
BARLEY-Firm and in good demand
at 3 3Oa2 81 for No. and fall.
COTTON-Dull and nominal at 174a
17Ic for middling.
MESS PORK-Sales at 81 0Oa22 90 for
old and new.
BULK MEATS-Sales at S4aSlc for
shoulders and l0tal0!c for sides.
BACON-Sales at 9fc for shoulders
aud 1lla1lfal2tc for rib, clear rib and
clear sides.
LARD-Sales at 12fa13c for prime
steam and 1850 for prime leaf.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at Ii.
SUGAR-Steady.
COFFEE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Firm at 9Oc for New
Orleans.
EGGS-Declined to 29a30c.
BUTTER-Steady at 32a37c.
SEEDS-ClOvcr at 12fal3c; Timothy
firmer, selling at . 6Oa2 70; nothing
doing in Flax.
GOLD-l 40t buying.
MONEY-Market easy at SalO per
cent.
EXCHAFGE-In good supply at par
buying.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 4.
SENATE.

The Chair submitted q communica-
ton from the Secretary of War relative
TO the onstitutionality of the laws OF
Maryland regarding the apprenticeship
system. Referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee. r..
Mr.. Cragin presented petitioi OF CIT
liens of Colorado asking admission ihto
the Union. Referred. e
Mr.. Henderson presented the report vi
a special committee of the MISSISSIPPI
Convention on the subject OF destltutiOh
ia that State. Referred.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen's bill for the pro-
lection of persons making disclosures as
parties or witnesses, was passed.
ON motion OF Mr.. Howard the vote
passing resolutions requesting the
Preside MT to communicate any instruc-
tions given to Generals Pope and Meade
on taking command of the Fourth Mill
taIy District, under reconstruction, with
the copies of the discussions and votes,
CD the same subject, was RECONSTRUCTED,
Mr.. Buckalew moved to strike out the
last clause of the amendment. Agreed
to and the resolution was adopted.
The Senate took mp the bill regulating
the tenure of certain offices.
A question was, on Mr. Summers mo-
ton, to except the special agents of the
State department. Mr.. Sumner advo-
Gated, and Messrs. Buck2lew aud Pat
terson, of New Hampshire, opposed the
amendment. The morning hour eXplr-
ing, further consideration was post
poned till 3 o'clock.
The Senate took up by special order
the supplementary reconstruction bill
and Mr.. Williams spoke in its favor.
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An Army OF More than FIVE
Thousand OfiiCe-tIoIdCrs
and . h0,io
boring Eis

Are consuming your and lo,i"
other hungry cXpoctRut. boring liz
vultures, TO banquet upon Of a O.
tratc State.
Your public bindings are sinking dollar, b.
the hundred thousand. with no apparent Ic,aii
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost NO ,
4 third more than the original estimate ln' tie
whole, and the iiTSt wigg II not yet completed
At the present rate, more than one million o.
dollars will be consumed in what II nothing -
than stuVendOus maud, At which your puo.'
servants are cUnuiving.
Tho Penitentiary WascypcCtsd 90 be- built i@
sl6s 0J0 but through the incOmPetcH,y thl'
planned II. nearly four times ~ much mairris
will bo required az was originally intended md
the expense of the building will be little sLpn
of one million dollars. other operations Of pub
lie men show a similar disregard Of your inter
est. Many of them are mere schemes ofprl'ah
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal " the STATE h.'
uttered n word Of denuuciation Of these OF any
other public wroHgs. To the REGBTER belong
almost the exclusive honor Of champlUning tie
popular cause against the outragoB " 0i.,A
plundrrcTs. In pursuance Of its purpose ="
hunt down corruption and oOfruption-ts, To
REGISTER will lay before the people msli
startling facts concerning the outlay Of STATE
funds upon public works. The most eb3rm"l'
frauds are known 10 have boen pcrpctrltea. AL
every Taxpayer has an interest IN their dey'.ng
ment We call upon the people 10 second AS
support us IN our effort.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, February 4.
DRY GOODS.-The market for cotton
goods is less rampant but firm at an
Improvement. Heavy brown sheetings
of the best makes are very scarce and
firm at l6c, while seconds like the Pa
cifc extra at 15tc; Nassau, L lie; Pep
PERIL, o l2c; Lawrence, Ii 9ic: Bedford,
K SIC; Printing cloths &c; Bleached
muslins buyont and popular makes very
scarce; New York Mills quick at 25c, or
they will bring any price higher than
holders choose ts ask; Wamsutta sell
readily at 22!c; Tdscarora 20c; Lovsdale
lac. Prints in good demand at l2al2ic
for all popular makes of fancies, except
ing Cocheco and ,Merrimack ID, which
hold at 13!c; white puppies and pinks of
both brands command liali!e, and
Sprague's new chintz styles at lie;
prints still little irregular and the
tendency is upwards. Manville paper
cambrics at lie; White Rock, do high
colors at PC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05

New YORK, January 4.-A young man,
giving his name as George w. Speeiman'
was arrested on charge of swindiing,
under the pretence of securing ala lor
the poor. He received sums OF money
as high as one hundred dollars from
various persons. nj, o n.
versus the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company, and Hatch
&, Co. versus the same, were moved to
go on AGAIN yesterday in the Supreme
Sonrt chambers, but owing tosome lr-
regularity, the argument was postponed.
The plaintiffs are very anxious to have a
receiverappointed, and also to obtain an
attachment against certain witness
for contempt in refusing to answer
questions propounded to him before the
referee.
Sanderson's steel warehouse, john
sens printing office, and CampbelPs
foundry, in large building, No. a.,
Beekman street, was burned this morn
ing. Loss Sl50,000.
1t is stated that Secretary Seward
hopes to induce Minister Adams to with
draw his resignation.
John berlin was yesterday found
guilty of defrauding the Government OF
$500. 900 in whisky distIlling.
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Now is the Tine 10 SGbscrb.
For THE NENI
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

VIZ HIGH, II Is ACKNOWLEDGED. MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history of our Government. I.r ~
mishing preparatory To this great ugh; La, .
roady commenced: and the CONDITION Of 1.
country makes the carly and thorough d.,,eu.
nation OF the principles We advocate, path
otto duty. We therefore invoke the AID Of al
true men In extending the circulation Of d,
REGIsTLR There Is not = locality IN the ,rur
try where Club could not De m.hc ~ WI
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the RRGIsTEE !, only IN H,
fifth year, II already, in point OF Circulation d
fueucc, Ability and Value, ranks among a.
first papers in the land and cOuic>soGly slll,,
far ahead of any of its contemporaries IN Ne,
Virginia. II will be the aim Of the Proplrto
not only 20 maintain, but to add 10 IT, blsi
reputation.
This paper will not De surpassed bv sny pnb
LEGATION in the country for lie complexities a,
Family, Business and Political Journal In TO-
Telegtaphic News, Domestic as well a. h, ti'
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable fuAnU.
aud NJ lrket Reports; its Local Intelligence. ~
compilation Of News Transporting in tie S,.;t
and throughout the nation; IN Ilr FWNuNI,
YIGoR AND HONEST BOLDNEss OF ITS EuGuul.
and in all the requisites that go to make W q
WIDE.AWAkE, FlRSTCLASS SEWSP4
PER, Il shall not he excelled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05
From Cleveland

CLEVELAND, February 4.-General
0Neilrs reception was the occasion for
a large meeting at Brainard's Hall last
evening. Two thousand people were
present, and large number were unable
to get admission. Speeches were deliv-
cred by General O'Neill, Vice President
Gibbons and Colonel Walsh. General
O'Neill offered to the President of the
United States, in case of a war with
England, the services of o hundred
Thousand Fenians.
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NEW YnRK- March 2sih- laGI.

MeSsrs Geo @. HuBbel d Co., Hudson, y. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use Of your
Golden Bitters I am induced to acknowledge my
sense Of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use IA yOu desire. can conf
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle Of your
BitteTS entered my house ! have heard OF no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
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well. Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities Of your article, and can only
say. in conclusion, that Ishould be happy 70 give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard am,
Yours trHly,
II. 4. GRAHAM
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From ST. kouis.

ST. LOUIS, February 3.-The steamer
Clara Dalzon was burned tonight at the
lower end of the levee. The boat was
valued at about $4,000; insured in Gin
cinnati, but for what amount cannot be
ascertained tonight.
The Albuquerque Review, of January
2lst says: A party Of Navajoe Indians
attacked some herders near CubscO on
the 9th, killed one and wounded two
of them, and ran off between three and
four thousand sheep, fifteen hundred of
which were subsequently recaptured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 4.
Flour quiet for prime; no changes.
Wheat dull, but held firm at = 04fa2 05
for No. spring. Corn in fair demand
and firm at S24aS2sc for new. Oats
quiet aud steady at 5Sia5Sfc. Rye bet
ter and quiet at 54al 30 for No. l..
Barley dull and nominally lower at o.
az 06. Pork quiet and firm; nominally
at 81 25a2l 80. Lard firm at l3ic, cash,
and lac, sellers option for March. Green
Meats nominal; hams, llsalltc; shonld-
ers, Sc. Dressed Hogs firm at s5as So;
extra heavy at 9 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-05
"a St. COrt,andt St, MONTREAL, July II, 1864.

q ST. Cortlandt st, MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
Messrs. DeUins d Bolton.-Gentlemen For
the last eleven months have been suffering nj.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. / tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations without
being afforded any efiectual relief, till used
four bottles Of Hubbets Golden Biters, since
which period / have not been troubled with
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bittsrs have afforded me, feel
IL my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.