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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-15

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-15
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-23
New Work. Items.

New YORK March 2l.-A large schoon-
er, lying in East river ct the foot OF
North Hurd street, sunk this morning.
Four persons, stated to have been
aboard, are probably drowned.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was examined
this morning before the legislative in.
vestigating committee on ferries and
testified he was not interested in any
ferry in the world.
The snow storm continues undated
and travel is much impeded. Consider,
able damage was done by the gale.
Many buildings were injured and win
dows broken. The Tafters of the new
market house at the foot of East and
10th street, were blown down while the
workmen were at dinner.
The pilot boat Edmund Blunt went
ashore in the bay and bilgcd.
No trains arrived on the Erie or llar-
lem roads to-day. Those on the New
Jersey Central and from the South are
much behind. The Eastern trains are
stopped entirely.
In the Supreme Court, before Judge
Barnard, motion was made in the case
of Richard Schell against the Erie di-
rectOrs, TO correct one of the orders
which had been made returnable to day
instead of Monday. The counsel for
Erie opposed the motion, but it was
granted. The Erie directors are Mt
raylor's Hotel, Jersey City. No fur
Their attempt has been made on their
liberty. An injunction has been grant
ed by Judge Clarke restraining the Re-
ceiver appointed by Judge Bernard from
acting, bat it has not been served
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From ~. asouis.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.--The RepuGli-
cans New Mexican correspondence,
dated Leasburgh, Sd inst, says: The
Indians in the adjoining county (Grant)
are infesting the roads and depredatirg
upon every body that travels their way.
They appear in large numbers, suffici-
emily so as to jeopardze the safety of
the largest citizen trains. Only few
days since, between Forts Bayard and
Cummings, they attacked the train of
A. Scarate, killed one man, and killed
and wounded ten mules, and prevented
the train from moving until relieved
from the Rio Membresa, distance of
20 or ~ miles. Subsequently they at
tackled the train of Mr.. Joab Bernard, of
Westport, Mo, and killed one man and
wounded another, and killed one mule
and wounded another, after which they
stampeded with the mules belonging to
a Mr.. Hunning and escaped with them.
The factory Of the st. Louis Stamping
Company was nearly destroyed by fire
early this morning. Loss from $4,000
to $4,000; insured for $500 in st. Louis
offices.
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Ynltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, March 10.


BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
scales daring the past week amounted
to 6lU head, against 9S7 last week. VI
the number offered 293 head came from
Ohio, Il5 from Virginia, % from Mary
land, and ~ from West Virginia, over
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 1903
from PENNSYLVANIA over the Northern
Central Railroad; aud As from Maryland
on foot, together with those left over
from last week. OF the receipts 43O
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
80 sold to farmers for grazing, Is to
government contractors, 81 head To
Washington butchers, 100 reshipped to
the East without being offered here, and
the balance left over unsold. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 375a4 80; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 50a5 so; fair to
good stock Cattle 6 00a7 CO.; fair quality
Beeves 6 0Oa6 rs, and the very best
Beeves 8 OOa9 81 per 100 lbs, the aver
age price being about 6 62i gross-show-
ing no change from the rates OF last
week, the market closing very dull.
SHEEP-The supply has been better
during tho past week, but with good
demand, especially for fat Sheep, quo
tations have been well sustained. Pri-
ces to-day ranged as follows: Fair to
good at 5ta6ic, and good to extra 6lae!c.
per ID. gross.
HOGS-With increa sed arrivals du-
ring, the past week, ard only moderate
demand, the market has been unsettled,
and quotations are 25C per 100 lbs. low
er. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Fair to good live Hogs Il OOal3 - per
100 lbs. net.
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Havana News.

NEW YORK., March 21.-The Herald's
Havana special, dated March 20, says:
The Cuban Government has abandoned
the loan proposed by the banking house
of Schroeder & Co., Londoa, as no sat
isfactory conclusions could be made.
Better offers have been made to the
Madrid Government, and the banking
house prefers to lend to them. 1t is re-
ported that part of the money will be
applied to the philippine Islands and
to Porto Rico.
There is rumor here that certain
parties are trying to effect landing of
negroes on the northern coast Of this
island. The object appears to he ex-
perimental, So as to find out what course
General LerSundi will adopt. 1t may
cost dearly to the parties implicated, as
his EXcellency will send all the parties
to Fernando.
General Lersundi will resume his tour
to the eastern part of the island in
twelve days.
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From Louisyille,

LOUISVILLE, March 21.-It is under
stood that the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad is to be extended this season to
New Albany. The route will be from
North Vernon on nearly an air line to
New Albany. 1t is also understood that
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad have
made 4 proposition to lay third
rail over the Jacksonville road be.
tween New Albany and Seymour, to
make direct communication between
the Ohio Falls aud St. Louis.
At Russelvillc, Kentucky, yesterday,
the banking house of n. Long IL Co.
was entered by Ave men and robbed of
nine thousand dollars in currency and
an unknown amount of private deposits.
They shot Long and knocked him down.
He subsequently recovered and gave
the alarm. A general shooting COM
menced, during which Mr.. Owens
was slightly wounded. The robbers
then escaped to Frankfort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-23
WnshiuytOn Items.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-General
Hancock called on the President this
morning and had an interview of about
an hour. subsequently he called at
the headquarters of the army and paid
his respects to General Grant.
Secretary Seward was at the Execu-
tive Mansion this morning and was
engaged some time with Mr.. johnson.
This evening the President was clos
eted with his counsel.
WARRINGTON, March 2.-RepreSenta-
tive Mullins, Of Tennessee, has received
through the mails q threatening letter,
purporting to have come from a secret
society designating itself the "Kuklux
Khan"
Summonses for impeachment wit
nesses, about twenty-four in number,
were prepared yesterday. The deputies
of the Sergeaut-atArms of the Senate
were engaged last night serving them.
Most, if not all, of these witnesses have
been examined by the impeachment
managers. At least eleven are report
ELS
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From OIinMn-

OTTAWA, March 2l.-A bill is now in
course of preparation by the Govern
ment which will enable Americans to
take ont patents in the Dominion on
the same terms as Canadians obtain
patents.
Notice was givep by the Government
to prevent the departure of force for
Rome to make war upon people with
whom Canada is at peace.
A deputation representing tobacco,
banking and insurance interests, has
had an interview with the Finance
Minister in regard to insurance, &c.
Representatives of English companies
favor the bill before the House, which
requires deposit of over 500, 900,
while representatives of American com
panies arc opposed to the deposit sys-
TEN altogether.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
CINCINNATI Market


CINCINNATI, March 81.
FLOUR-Unohauged; family 10 75a
IL 90.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-In fair demand at SIC for ear
or shelled.
OATS-Dull at SOC; buyers do not Of
fer better than Csc.
RYE-Sales at 75a1 7S.
,BARLEY-Scarce and wanted; prices
are higher; choice fall, 2 s..
COTTON-Du!l aud nominal; middling
23c; nothing doing.
TOBACCO-Dull but not lower; sales
90 hogsheads; prices unchanged,
HAY-Dull and 90 lower; prime
timothy IA GOALS 90 on arrival.
POTATOES-ScaIce and higher:
Peachblows 50a3 G5; Neshannock a %
"A 80.
MESS PORK-SalGs at "a 75a25 90.
BULK MEATS-Held at 1Obal2sc;
holders asking &c higher.
BACON-In active demand, both from
New Orleaas and st, Louis; sales 20U
hogsheads at 1l3c for shoulders, l4al49c
for clear rib and clear sides; holders
asked a further advance ut the close.
LARD-Iu good demand at l6c, but
it was met rather freely at this rate by
| holders at the close.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 4Sa52c
EGGS-Sales at 23c.
COFFEE-Firm at 2la26c.
SUGAR-Unchanged and quiet.
| LINSEED OIL-Dull at IL.
PETROLEUM-.Dull at 4Oa42c; hold
ers are anxious to get out of stock o
free before the change in the tax law.
GOLDFISH buying and l 30 selling
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LEGAL NOTICES.
state OF West virginia.
OhiO County Circuit COHri-f'5,'..
Rules, ls6-.
Michael Riley

vs..
George Biggs, Allen Biggs. Daniel Bgs' l'.'
BiggH, Priscilla Foley, III Martin and p
heirs at law Of Henrietta Martin who's 5a'''
are unkhOwR; William GalbrAith ans -
Ann his wife: Sarah Jane, daughter ~ y
iamin HiFRs. and her husband Wb0s rsFT
are unknown, heirs at Law Of Benjamin ~.
deceased; Ann Bigg~ the heirs AZ a.
Abraham Roland, Of kliBo Roland o. -
cana Blackstone, whose gamss are GA
- Waugh aud his vile, wb0se hAn'"
unknown heirs at law Of David E'4h.
erased. the heirs at Law Of Susan siiSi
names arc also unknown. aud Nil.an
heirs at law Of Jacob Roland te'es-ee AZ
Ohio county Robert i. Wo'ds E''o'-
Ohio county. 10 = bAss
Il'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT j. ~ ..
i force the lien " judgment rs'"''I'
complainant against Jacob Roland. h',sA-
the sale Of certain lot Of ground IN Wet 81
etty, aud owned by said Roland. ,-.,
Aud 10 appearing from an affidavit u''l u !.
cause that Priscilla Foley. III hsfuA W
az LAG Of Henrietta Martin the beers q = q. Z.
Abraham Roland. the helm al AZ -.
Roland the heirs at Law Of LstbFAS B's -
WasbingtOn J.. Biggs and Mary AlA -
Johu Gla-s aud wifi Maris, william 81, -,
the heirs At Law Of Susan sims, sse ~.
dentA ~ this State; and 4 furtbeF - -
that the names Of - WmRh sns -.
heirs at law Of David Roland sarah . -,
Of Bsrtamin BIggs, and hsr hu''4O'
are unknown.
On, motion Of complainant eOaHss. o =,
ordered that they do appear bers ~ i.
month after the fourth weekly pupfs,s't = -
posting Of this order at the ffgai %. !, a.
Court Mouse Of Ohio county and % 80 n,
may deem Nc 10 protect tbsir intsIs..,
suit. Test: MICHAEL !. BHkIs,.y
JGooB & CLARKE, -,
SolM. for Complainant. Hafi'9
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
SHINzh
w.snINGroN. March 81.

WASHINGTON, March II.
Mr.. Wilson presented joint resoiu-
t;on of thanks to Doctor Hays, the
Arctic explorer. Referred.
Mr.. Ramsey presented bill to reor-
ganize the Postoffice Department and
fix the pay of officers. Referred:
The postoffice appropriation bill was
taken up and passed.
The army appropriation bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Shermau,s amendment to carry
the unexpendcd balances to the surplus
fund except the amount necessary for
expenditures for the fiscal year was
adopted.
The Indiana appropriation bill was
taken up.
The various amendments of the COM
mittee were agreed to.
Mr.. Ramsay's amendment, referred 10
yesterday, appropriating $4,000 to the
Sioux Indians of Devils Island, So as
TO appropriate $4,000, was agreed to
aud the bill then passed and goes back
to the House.
Mr.. Anthony moved to take up the
report of the committee on Standing
Rules, and urged the Importance OF
taking up his additional impeachneE'
rule, offered yesterday. After consid'
cradle debate, involving the question
whether or not there was any deeI
studied design on the part of the Presi
dents counsel in addressing the chair
as Mr.. Chief Justice, by vote of Il II
6 Mr.. Anthony's report was taken NJ
and the Senate adjourned.
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CoNsTANT1NoPLE, March 2l.-Ihe
diplomatic intercourse which had been
temporarily interrupted between 'he
Turkish Minister of foreign affairs ana
Edward Joy Morris, the American Am
bassador at Censtantinople, has been
resumed since the receipt of favorable
dispatch from Secretary Seward tend
ing to the adjustment of the difference
which had arisen with the American
Legation.
CORK, March 2l.-Captain Mackay
was sentenced to Imprisonment at hard
labor for twelve years.
BERLIN, March 2l.-The Council of
the North German Confederation has
approved the treaty recently concluded
with the United States, securing the
rights of naturalized American citizens
VIENNA, March 2l.-The Upper House
of Reichsrath rejected the motion made
by the Clerical party to defer action
upon the civil marriage bill until
change be made in the Concordat.
VIENNA, March 22.-The most enthu-
siastic demonstrations OF JOY are made
over the recent action of Reichrath on
the civil marriage bill which is regarded
as practically annulling the Concordat.
Yesterday when it became known that
the upper house had rejected the Clerical
motion to defer the passage of the bill
there was great rejoicing among the
people and last night the city was gen
orally illuminated.
FLORENCE, March 22.-Admiral Far
ragut will be obliged to remain at Rome
four or FIVE weeks in consequence of Il
severe abscess which has broken ont in
his leg.
ROME, March 2l.-The Pope gave q
very gracious reception to Admiral
Fafragut and suite to-day. The Admiral
will remain in Rome a month.
FLORENCE, March 2l.-Garibaldi has
written letter to the United States
Minister, Hon. George p. Marsh, de-
clining to be agent for the United
. States Government.
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IEOUSE.

The House was engaged in general
discussion rs if i'll committee OF the
Whole, the principal topic being the
financial question. >.
Mr.. Newcomb spoke on general poll
tics.
Mr., Blair spoke on the finances.
Mr.. Perham spoke OH the iinanciai
question, especially advocating an al
lowance of drawbacks on minerals en-
tering into the construction of vessels
Mr.. Woodward answered the argu-
meut of Mr.. Broomall the other day on
the bill to guarantee to all States a
republican form of government.
Mr.. Niblack made q brief speech
against the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
Mr. Peters advocated the bill for the
admission of Alabama.
Adjourned
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New York Dry Goods Marker.

New YORK, March u.
The snow storm has brought business
TO a standstill. The market is dull and
weak and holders have consequently
reduced the price of prints lc per yard.
The Merrimack w as we'll as pinks and
puppies are offered at l5c; do ID fancy
at l4c; do Robes de Chambre at 10; do
w cambrics at l5c; Sprague's and Pa
cilic fancy prints at bic; Gloucester at
BE; London MORNINGS at BE; Simp-
sons do BE; Gloucester do 12lc; heavy
brown sheetngs steady NJ l5c for At
lantic A aud 17!c for Pacific and other
brands, but we look for further de-
cline of 1c per yard before the down
ward tendency is arrested. In other
STYLES of cottOns there is no particular
change to observe. The publisher OF
the Dry Goods Reporter requests us to
say that prices are lc lower to-day than
the published quotations.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March II.
COTTON-Heavy and only 4 moder-
ate business, sales 1000 bales at 2ita23c
for mddling up!ands.
FLOUR-Cl0sed dull and SC lower,
with only a limited demand for local
trade.
WHEAT-Firmer; moderate demand
for export and home use.
RYE-NominalIy unchanged.
CORN-Steady at = 26dl q for new
mixed western atloat; y for old
mixed western in store.
PORK-Very quiet; buyers of new
mess at "a 90 regular; sellers at "a 80.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-Quiet and steady at l2c for
Cumberland cut.
LARD-Very firm at lGlal7c for fair
to prime.
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state OF West Virginia.

Ohio COHHfy Circuit CouTi-I"
RHIss. l56c.
John Goah0rn and TbODss ESru'i'''
,.f- -
William A. Ridzsly, AbsalSlB J. LaLn'
Eugenius N. Eidgely. In Chas" ~
THE OBJECT or THIS. SUI a..
Il obtain partition u the hfs e1ts' 80 !. I,fs
Ion Ridgely In certain trse' ~ . -, =
IN Ohio county. West Virginia and - ~ Z
the Moran farm, itrats on tie SUE
Short Creek, and more particularly a.
the bin and exhibits filed in this e.as,. 49, ;
And q aupeartna ffoa 10 zsitsrii d
this cause that aid Ab.sl0iB J Ess'
B0pFsIiient of the STATE u West WIZ.
q On m0fign 81 conplafnanb eoaha. 80
derod that he do appear here Eiihln - ~
aft<r the fourth weekly puiaieatlsa, - -
posting Of this order At tie boat 49,. y
Court House 81 Ohio county, ASd -, a..
may deem at % prsfscf lis intsFsst - ln1,,.tc
Test: MICHAEL J. BkElle.oSa
A.CALUwELL & SsE. .,,..IS
soi's. for complslnaRtA. iee3I
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Chicago Market.

~ CHICAGO, March 81.
FLOUR-In good request for lower
grades; choice brands held firm: prices
unchanged.
WHEAT-Better, under demand for
filling shorts, at 92fal9 3 for No. 2
spring.
CORN-Closed strong at S2fas2Ic for
new.
OATS-Firm at 57a574c.
RYE-Duli and nominal at 6Ial 60.
BARLEY-Held firm and in fair de-
mand, with sales at : 46a2 30.
MESS PORK-Held at 81 90.
LARD-Was held ut l6c Mt the close of
change.
BULK MEAFS-Are held firmly;
shoulders, l0sc; rough sides, lie; short
rib, l2ial2ic, clear sides, l3!c; sweet
picked hams, 14lc.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, March 2O.-The ice eppo-
site this city has commenced to give
way. 4 man Was drowned yesterday
while crossing.
The second detachment Of Zouavcs
leaves on the l4th of April.
1t is rumorcd that large frauds have
been discovered in one of the Grand
Trunk railway departments.
Colonel Gray has been appointed arbi-
traitor en- behalf of the Dominion Gov
eminent to settle the accounts between
Ontario and Quebec.
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From Ru6aio.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 2l.-A man
supposed, from papers on his person, to
be James Fannegan, who had, been in
the employ of the Butler Mining Com
pany, and said he was going b Scran-
ton, Penna., from Canada, Tonight
stabbed three passengers just fore the
train reached the depot. He was ar
rested and lodged in the station house.
and is thought to be insane. Charles S.
Dorth and j. X. Ludwig of Buffalo. are
stabbed slightly and w. A. Mccarthy,
of Port ColboIne, Canada, severely in
shoulder aud back.
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Terrific Sf0rna.

New YORK, March 2l.-The most ter
rife storm which has taken place here
Of late years set in last evening, COM
mencing with heavy north east gale,
which increased in violence towards
morning accompanied by snow, which
has so badly drifted that all street rail-
road travel is suspended. The gale is
so severe atthis hour, eight o'clock, A.
M, that even navigation by the Brook
Ign and other ferries is difficult, and on
~ occasional trips are made. No ac-
counts Of disasters yet received. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-23
= rom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Jury in the
libel suit brought by Mr.. w. Myers,
claiming $4,000 damages against NJ. Hal
stead, one of the proprietors of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, failed 10 agree and
were discharged. IL is understood that
the jury stood eight for defendant, two
for one cent damages and one for lar
ger amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-23
From, SIM Rrunr;xeo

SAN Francisco, March 20.-The Ore
gon Democratic State Convention to-
day nominated ]. s. Snith for Congress
and decided unanimously for Pendieton
for President. The platforIs is conser.
vative Democratic.
The ship Fannie with a cargo of coal
from San Francisco, and the Rosalis
with lumber for China, went ashore last
night during severe gale at Discovery
Island, and will probably prove q total
loss. The ship Nightingale sailed from
Victoria yesterday for New York. with
a cargo of telegraph material.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-23
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March II.
GOLD-Firmer, opening ut l 35f and
closing Mt 39al 395.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade
firmer. Henry Clews & Co. furnish the
annexed quotations at 4:30: Coupons,
81, lllsalllg; do 20, ll0lal10t; do "a,
1OSalOSt; do '65 1OSal05i; do new .1O7s
al07!; do '67, l07sal07i; l0-40s, l0la1Oli j;
7-30s, 106sal06s.