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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-14
From ChicnYo.

CHICAGO, November 12.-Wm. Mar
shall, charged with the murder of his
mother and brothers, in Platte county,
missouri, some time ago, for whose ar
rest a reward of $500 was offered. WAS
secured last Sunday in Barry. Missouri,
and lodged in Platte souuty Jail The
inducement to the CGtu.e was tn ,ac,,ro
the property which woa,A rav,,,,. +, ~,
at their death.
A special from Lawrence, Kansas ,,vs
that Capt. Christian, attorney of Krn,
kuk, Mequahquah, Sulfaquah, Mana,o.
nah and Wamcommo, chiefs Of the Sacs
and Fox tribes, is shout 10 bring sui,
against Hon. Chas. f Nix, acting Com
missioner of Indian Affairs; Cyl ChiS
Murphy, Superintendent of the Crntr~
Superintendent; Mi Wiley, ag-mt o
the Sacs and FoXs, and Thos. DJrwiu
Deputy l. 5. Marshal, for false impris
onment, Keokuk and his friends laying
the damages at SlO,GO0. The lEdian'
were arrested by the lndian agent viii,
in this city, on route to Washington, on
orders from the ladian Bureau, no; t.
allow delegations of Indians To visit
Washington except by permission of the
Department, and were imprisoned, bat
were released on u writ Of haOcaS cor
pus.
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, December 13.-The Her
AIDS special from New Orleans, of the
18th, says an important misunderstood
ing has occurred between the officers
and crews of the Peruvian feet recently
fitted out in this city. The transports
are now lying in the Mississippi, the
crews of which were shipped in New
York with the express understanding
that they should be paid two months in
advance and that they were to serve
under the United States flag one year.
The officers of the vessels hoisted the
Peruvian flag when the crews mutinied
and refused to work the vessels on the
ground that they were no longer under
the protection of the Stars and Stripes.
Tonight the officers attempted by force
to compel the crews to work the vessels
to sea. The crews refused and all COM
munication with the shore at New Or
leans was cut off. The crews tfen
threatened that should the attempt be
made to force them to sea they would
throw the officers overheard. This had
the desired effect and the officers at
once appealed to the police force of the
city for assistance. The police officials
declined to interfere on the ground that
they had no jurisdiction, and the con-
flict between the crews aud officers is
proceeding.
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Gable Specials.

NEW YORK, December IA Herald
snecial. dated London, December II,
saws: No news has yet been received OF
he bombardment of Cadiz, telegrapnie
communication being interrupted, Win
Madrid, A dispatch from Madrid, dated
Thursday, December 10, says large
number of workmen employed by the
municipality on public work, yesterday
armed themselves with carbines and
bayenets fastened to sticks, and assumed
a threatening attitude, which they sui
continue. The National military were
ordered to proceed against them. oey,
eral battalions are preparing to matcn
TO the attack. Great efforts are 9eihg
made to raise o revolt here, ana tne
citizens are much alarmed; flacarus
are posted in Estramadura threatening
tbe assassination of all male citizens
who take part in the election tor the
I Avn December 11-Night.-The
orm;stice of Bowen. TO the Government
troons and insurgents, has been pro-
ioDGe5 until tonight. Both parties
oonsenting to await the arrival of the
President OF the Republican Committee
Of Seville, who will make an attempt at
mediation. Should these negotiations
fail, the Government will recommence
vigorous measures for the suppression
of the instruction.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
Decemher 10. 1s6a.

OSOhOOA lOt lOOOs
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1919 head, against 1907 last week. OF
the number Offered 999 head came from
Virginia, COZ from Ohio, 100 from West
Virginia, and 81 from Pennsylvania,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
81 from Maryland and 30 from Virginia
by boat, and SO from Maryland on foot.
Of the receipts 743 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 1856 sold to farmers
fol- grazing, 4S2 to spectators for other
markets, abeut 300 were reshipped to
the East without being offered here, and
the balance left over unsold. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawsgs at 3 50a4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxon and Cows 00a5 90; fair
to good Stock Cattle 4 50a5 so; good feed
ers 00a6 20; fair quality Beeves q GOA
Z 90; and the very best Beeves7 00a5 81 !
per 100 lbs, the average price being
about 5 so gross. The market opened
moderately active but closed very dull
at about last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-The market has been fairly
supplied during the past week with
good Sheep, and quotations unchanged;
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Good
to extra Sheep at 3ta5 cents per 10
gross. Stock Sheep 5Oa2 90 per head.
HOGS.-The supply this week has
been barely sufficient to meet the de
mand, and quotations are % per !Oo
lbs higher. Prices to-day ranged as fol
lows: Fair to prime fat Hogs 10 75al1 10
per 100 lbs net.
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Discharged.

RICHMOND, Va. November 13,-In the
United States Court, this morning,
Judge Underwood presiding, the case
of Sally Anderson, sentenced to death
by the County Court for arson, was
brought up on writ of habeas corpus
on the ground that one of the mag;s'
trates composing the court that tried
her had held Office during the war and
being thereby disqualified under the
14th amendment, the whole conrt was
Illegal and its proceedings vitiated'
Judge Underwood sustained the pris-
oners plea and discharged her from
custody. In delivering his opinion he
said if even the clerk Of the court that
tried the case was disqualified, it vita
ted the proceedings.
There are one hundred and tifty-nine
convicts in the State prison sentenced
since the adoption Of the amendment,
who may now be released by habeas
corpus and turned loose under this de-
cislOn.
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FRANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, December II.
FLOUR-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 25a7 10 for family.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; sales at
| 10.
CORN-Firmer; sales at 66a67c.
OATS Firm at 6ia65c for No. l and
white.
RYE-Firm at IL.
COTTON-Quiet but firm; sales at
234c.
WHISKY-Dull at 96a9Sc.
HOGS-Active and tending upward;
sales of live at 8 0OaS 90; dressed, 9Oa
10 p; receipts 5000.
PORK-Mess firm at % 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm but quiet at
9ial0c for shoulders, l2ial3c for clear
RIB sides and l34al4c for clear; the
outside rates for fully cured.
LARD-Firmer and mostly held out
of market; sales ofprimc steam at l5c;
prime kettle rendered sold at 153c.
GREEN MEATS-Firm; sales of
shoulders at SIC; sides, 1lic and hams
at l2sal3gc; sales of 200O pieces at the
latter rate.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm; sales at
36a4Oc.
CHEESE-Firm 1T l7ialSic.
OILS-Linseed, i'll speculative de-
mand at W. Lard, advanced to l 35a
81 with pressing demand.
CLOVER SEEDIHeld ut 10 90.
APPLES-Unchanged and in neder-
ate demand at , 50a4 30 per barrel.
GOLDFISH buving.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at
sal IL discount buying.
MONEY-Markct continues clese 1t
lOal2 per cent.
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From NJ. k.oEiN

ST. LOUIS, December l2-Thc Leayen-
worth Commercial publishes tac rCsig'
nation of Co. WynkCOp, the agent 81
the Chey enne and ArrapahOc Indians,
Col. Wynkaop left hero yesterday, for
Washington. He believes that the late
fight of Gen. Custer, on the Washita,
was simply massacre. He says Black
Kettle and his band were friendly In
dians, and were on their return when
attacked.
The clothing and shoe house of L. F.
Green d Co., north Main street, was
nearly destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. The stock was valued at between
forty and fifty Thousand dollars; insured
as follows: Lamar, Phoenix, Manhattan,
Home and Security, of New York, $4,000
each; Putnam and Phoenix, of Hart
ford, $4,000 each; National, of Boston,
1900; New England, of Boston, $4,000.
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px... vobbers Hung.

C,xc,xSATI December l2.-lne lol-
,orin, narticnlars of the hanging Of
~" Psnp" at New Albany, has been re-
ce;ved Inv the Cincinnati Times:
NV ALBANY, IND, December 10
patwsen three and four o'clock this
morning from sixty to seventy Seymour
R.anlators, masked and heavily armed,
arrived here via the Jacksonville rail-
road. Immediately upon their arrival
thew proceeded by direct route to the
county Jail, placing guards on every
street to guard against their purpose.
Arriving at the Jail, one of the guards
stationed outside there took alarm and
attempted to raise an alarm, but was
quietly taken charge of and placed
under guard. They then entered the
Office of the Jail, and the Sheriff, arous'
ed by the disturbance, came to the door,
and when they demanded the keys he
attempted to get away by lodging
down a cellar-way and coming out on
the outside of the building; but here he
was commanded to surrender, and by
some means was shot through tho arm.
They now had complete possession of
the Jail, and found the keys in the
Sheriffs bedroom, when they immedi-
ately proceeded to the cells and forced
one of the guards to unlock them.
They then took Frank Reno, Simeon
Reno, Bill Reno and Charles Anderson,
the ex press robbers, out and hung them
TO the iron railing or post supporting
the walk around the outside of the cells.
The victims were placed on chairs, the
ropes adjusted, and the chairs kicked
from under them. Frank and Simeon
were hung to one post, Simeon in front
and Frank behind him; the other brother
was hung TO corner post, and Audcr-
son back in the rear Of the jail. After
being satisfied that their victims were
dead, the bold murderers quietly locked
up the Jail and all its occupants,
taking the keys and one of the County
Commissioners to the depot with them,
when, after all being ready, they started
away, giving the Commissioner tho
keys. AS soon as possible the alarm
was sounded. but it was too late. No
one could be found, and all that remain
cd to show their presence was the dead
bodies of the express robbers. The
most intense excitement prevails here,
and IL is getting much higher every
moment, and the news Is spreading like
wild fire. Mrs. Frank Reno and Mrs.
Anderson are in the city. FRANK Relo
fought the Regulators, knocking three
of them down, but was finally over
powered and knocked senselCsS. His
head being badly bruised and tho blood
running down his face, he presented n
most CHASTITY and horrible spectacle.
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Trouble i'm the ConI Regions.

NEW YORK, December ia special
to the Sunday News, dated Baltimore,
18th inst, says advices from the region
of the Allegheny Coal Company, state
that since the assassination there of
Douglas Love, a highly respectable gen.
tleman, by unknown parties, intense
CONSERVATION prevails throughout.
An organization, existing among the
Irish laborers, have sent threatening
notifications to many citizens, on the
principle of the Klu-Klux clan, to leave
Immediately at the peril of their lives
Coffias were sent TO some with threats
of death.
A committee is now in Baltimore en-
deavoring to get Governor Vernon tc
offer Il reward of 900 for the suppress
sion of the clans, they offering to pay
the largest share of the reward them
selves. This affair has partially sns-
pended mining operations.
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gg Teleeraph'
TO TsE EEGEsTEE.-
BY THE CABLE.
(By Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, December 12.-Telegraphic
communication with Madrid is still IN
terrupted. The latest dispatches say
that the political agitation throughout
Spain is very great, and that the CAPT
talists are rapidly leaving the country
There is much alarm amongst all classes
of community. The Government au
thorities are in receipt of communica'
lions from many portions of the coun'
try, promising aid in suppressing the
rebellion. The insurgents at Cadiz hold
strong positions. The President of the
Republican Committee had not yet ar
rived from Seville. The insurrectionary
movement had not extended beyond
Cadiz.
SOUTHAMPTON, December l2.-In0
steamship Westphalia sailed to-day '0'
New York.
LIVERPOOL, December l2--i nc ''0'"'
ship England, from New YORK; mas al
rived.
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RuiIrord Ilntters.

New YORK, December 12.-It is stated
that a substantial negotiation has been
entered into between tho Eric and At
lantiC & Great Western railroad com
pauies, whereby a broad gauge line will
be constructed from here clear through
to Chicago, and it is also said that the
same gauge will probably be put
through to the Mississippi. Arrange
ments arc reported TO DO in progress
with other western roads i'll order to
make this communication complete. A
new consolidated stock will probably
soon bp Issued, embracing the respective
values ui the Erie, Atlantic u Great
Western, and such other roads as may
come into the combination.
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New York Items,

New YORK, December l2.-The suit
against Vanderbilt to recover four and
4 half millions of dollars has been com
menced.
1t is stated that the report that Mr.
Washburne is to be Grants War Secre-
try came from the head waiter at the
recent supper given here by Mr.. Rob
erts.
The Superintendents of Indian Affairs,
Messrs. Murphy and Wyncoop, state
that Black Kettle, whose band was de-
feated by General Custer, was friendly
to the United States, and that be and
his band were then on their way to
draw annuities at Fort Kearney.
The Sun says it has reason for the be-
belief that Mr.. Washburne would not
accept the portfolio of the Treasury
even if it should be offered him. 1t
adds that his health is far from being
strong, and advocates his claim TO the
French Mission.
The Anti.Slavery Standard opposes
General Carl SchuTZ as candidate for
United States Senator from Missouri
The Tribune urges Congress to inves-
tigate the reports as to the division OF
portion OF the Alaska purchase money
ameng newspapers.
The old feud existing for over two
years in the German Republican Camp
has been settled.
The German Grant and ColfAX Club
and the German Republican Central
committee have resolved to unto their
forces into one organization.
The Tribune condemns the annoyance
of Grant with newspaper suggestions
about Cabinet positions.
David Messmore, on of the parties in
the Bourbon, Kentucky, whisky fraud
case, is reported in a dying condition,
a heavy cask having rolled upon him.
Rev. Alvin Bartlett breaches his fare
well sermon in Brooklyn tomorrow
prior to leaving to AXE the psstorate OF
Plymouth Church, Chicago.
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From SAN Rrnnciseo.

SAN Francisco, December l0.-The
Union Pacific Railroad is reported to
have been blocked up with snow since
The Attn inst, no trains having arrived
at Bryan, where the stage receives the
overland mail for the west.
The President of the Central Pacific
Railroad telegraphs as follows from Salt
Lake to-day: l tbisk it inevitable that
we must pass through this valley and a
succession of the fine valleys south and
make connection with the Smoky Hill
route, as the only practicable winter
route. For short distance we would
have to pass through deep snow, which
can easily be done by covering, but the
distance and great elevation on the
Union Pacific road are too long to make
covering practicable.
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The Insurrection.

New YORK, December 12.-The
Herald's cable dispatch, dated Madrid,
December 18th, says the Government
has decided on postponing the attack
Oh the party ia revolt in Cadiz, hoping
the insurgents will accept the terms
offered them aud surrender. General
Roda, who is at the head of the Govern.
ment troops, has declared the port of
Cadiz blockaded, and the foreign repre-
sentatives have been notified accord
ingly. News has been received that the
Carlist party in Lower Arragen are
making preparations for revolt. Fears
are entertained of a rising of the Repub-
lican party in Barcelona to night. The
greatest precautions are adopted to
guard against such a contingency, in
both places.
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from lbICnrn

CHICAGO, December l3.-r,,, -,
committees are very busy in ,hrir n To"'
arations for tue great army rennian
which takes place hsre on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. The present
indications are that nearly two thou
sand officers of the four arlaieS will bt
present and take part in tie festivities
This number will be nearly proportion
ately divided between the four armies
The army Of the Tennessee will make
their headquarters At the fremont
House; the uumias Of the Cumberland
and Georgia ~ he Sherman House, aud
the army of OHIO at the Briggs House
Daring Tuesday the different armies
will hOlG separate business meetings
and for this purpose the army of the
Tennessee will occupy Crosby's Music
Hall: the army of the Cumberland will
convene in McVicker's Theatre; the
army of Ohio will hold its meetings
in Caledonia Hall, Metropolitan Block
The army of Georgia is not yet thor
oughly organized, and they will proba-
bly, meet with the army of the Camber-
land until their ewn organization is
perfected. On Tuesday a grand re-
union of all the armies will take place
in the Opera House.
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LEWIS BAKER Il CO.
G e Il H v s Il u Il G
KATALYSlNE WATER
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

T'HR GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
meHts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on Acale commensurate with the de-
mRnd Physicians and invalids desiring infor
nation as to the therapeutic value and virtue OF
this Water will, on application 10 the sfce Of
the Company, or any of the Druggists Stores be
furnished with printed copies Of statements OF
invalids, and reports of eminent medical men a.
to its CURATIVE EFFECTs the only unerring test OF
the value OF any water or medicine.
They are also referred TO the thousands OF in.
valids and their medical advisers in every part
OF the country, who have, since the general in.
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people some
six months ago, been cured, by its use, Of dis.
tressing or fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes beyond
all reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this
Water, as q remedy fer rheumatism. Govt. GRAY.
ell, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liv.
er, and Bowel Diseases (BiliOusness, &c, Ca.
tarrh, Neuralgia, and Nervous DisoriersD over
all others known TO materia medica or found in
the mineral springs Of modern times
1t has been demonstrated in a number Of in.
stances TO possess the power Of solving calculus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposits
Of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Govt,
aHd Gravel, and ef PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases, for which medical science and the most
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided palliAtives
Also Of arresting the progress, IL not perma-
nently curing, Albumenuria, or Bright's Dis.
ease.
This Water is confidently claimed to be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
its source
Depot g Liberty street, New York.
For sale by MCCABE, BUSHFIELD &
KRAFT, 80 Main street, Wheeling, and Drug.
gists generally. sept5
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1ORk, DecemUe IL.
Cotton print cloth market excited.
an" prices rapidly advanced sales O.
p.aEoNaSges, square yards to the pound,
a. 't'fG' and even 9ic i. now asked for
i ,i5 delivery in February and March.
Al leau!hS print men are now in this
speculation and hence we find most of
them have withdrawn their prints from
III irket to-day for higher nricas Don-
nell has advanced his cod bo1f oont
per yard. But notwithstanding ali this
excitement the market is quiet and ;nh ,'
beers have not changed their prizes IN
the least, if we except Richmond prints
which were reduced TO l2c by Clanin d
Co. last evening. For bleached goods
there has been an improved inquiry,
and all medium goods of shirtings, both
Hope, Lonsdale &C., have risen &c or
&c per yard. Fine unbleached muslin,
like Pepper r, Laconia b and Atlantic
L goods, which have been selling at one
York shilling, are getting very scarce
and must 20 to 13c at once. Other
classes of goods are devoid of animation
and prices are unchanged.
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YOUNG MEN

tary Vice. that dreadful and destructive hss.
which annually sweeps to an unttnely srSvs
thousands Of Young Men Of the most etstsS
talents and brilliant intellect, who might oths,'
wise have entranced listening Senases win ~.
thunder Of eloqnencs, or walked to ecstasv ,IS
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Ohio syiyCr Disaster.

WASHINGTON, December l2.-Tho Sec
ycsary of the Treasury has ordered a
supervising Inspector Of steamboats, OF
the district in which the recent disaster
on the OHIO river occurred. to make .
rigid examination Of the causes of the
same. IL is also understood that Mr.
McCulloch has recommended TO tn,
House Committee on Commerce, the re-
peal of laws or parts of laws authorizing
the carrying as freight Of petroleum on
steamboats, carrying passengers.
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New York Market.
New York, December II

NEW 1oAhj DSSSSSA 80
COTTON-very firm and in fair de-
mand; sales of 2lOO bales at 25c for mid,
ding uplands, closing with some holders
refusing to sell under 25fc.
FLOUR-Closed = shade tirmer on
medium and common grades.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy for spring,
and qaiet and firm for winter.
RYE-Nominal at 45a1 81 for west
ern.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 76c in
store, and 79c a1oat for western.
CORN-Dull and heavy at l l3 fol
mixed western in store, and l6 atloat;
| O5a1 II for new mixed western.
PORK-Dull at % 50a26 10 for mess
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CIT MEATS-Steady and in fair de-
mand.
LARD-Steady at 164al6ic for fair to
prime steam.
Realistically at 35a39c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December II.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales of spriag ex,
tras at 00a5 62i.
WHEAT-Less active and easier;
sales of No. l at 22ta1 %; No. 2, l l7ta
15t; closing steady at l LIT for No. =
sales of No. : since 'Change at II.
CORN-Dull and steady; sales of old
No. l at SOC; new shelled, 524a53c; No.
2 kiln dried, 6Oa6lc; closing steady at
53c for new shelled; nothing doing this
afternoon.
OATS-Steady at 4Sic for No. 2 and
45ta46c for rejected.
RYE-In moderate request, aud lie
higher; sales at 15a1 l6 for No. l and
| 10 for No. 2 in store.
BARLEY-More active; sales of No. 2
at Gal 20, closing at the inside rate.