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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-15
PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

VIZ HIGH, 1T is ACKN0WLRDGED ED, NUS
w be the most important Political Caniplr
in the history Of our Government. The sd
mishing preparatory 10 this great fight Ia,
roady commenced; aud tho condition Of q.
country makes the early and thorough disses
nation of the principles We advocate, payn
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of
true men In extending the circulation OF 70.
REGISTER There lie not locality IN the coal
try where Club could not be Ina'lo up vii
slight effort
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only In a,
afth year, it already, In point Of Circulation II
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks among thr
hrst papers in the land and coniessedly stands
far ahead Of any of its cOtemporariesin We,i
Virginia. 1t VIII be the aim OF the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but TO add 10 is hiss
reputation. a,.
This paper will not be surpassed by any pul
LEGATION in the country FOR its completeness As 4
Family, Business and Political journal. In 4,
Telegraphic News. Dome stio aswell as by IT,
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable Flnanu.
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence u.
compilation. Of News transpiring in the Stat,
and throughout the nation; IN THR rlESuyIs
YIGoR AND HONEST BoL.pSRss or IT'S EDITOHLt
and In all the requisites that 90 TO make sp
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand OMce-IEoldcr

Arc consuming your and boat u
other hungry expeGtantb herring Il'
vultures, TO banquet upon fs o.
trate State.
Y0nr public buildihgs are sinkiRg dollar. ;!
the hundred thousand, with no apparent rrsnl
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost t4IO.0G
third more than the original estimate iOr iss
whole, and the first wing u not yet completst
At the present rate, more than one million u
dollars win be consumed IN what ia nothing st
than q stupendous fraud, At which your puzzle
servants are cOnniyIng
The Penitentiary was expected 20 be buitia
sl6s 600, but through the incomPeteBcy thai
planned II, nearly four times a. much maitfL
will be required az was originally intended, aBt
the expense Of the building viii be little shof
OF one million dollars. Other operations Of pa1
lie men show similar disregard Of your int'i
est. Many OF them are mere schemes Ofpr!ts'
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the State b"
uttered word Of denunciation Of these % an
other public wrongs. To the REGIsTER belot?
almost the exclusive honor Of champiOninEt'
popular cause against the Outrages Of o'haa
plunderers. In pursuance Of it, purp0sf y
hunt down eruption and corruptionisis 'b'
REGlsTER will lay before the people mai
startling facts concerning the outlay oi Sa''
funds upon public works. The most enorn0a'
frauds are known TO have been perpetrstcd AZ
every tax-payS has an interest In their doyei02
ment. We call upon the people 10 second a.
support us In our effort.
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Now Work Market.
~ |-'-F- -. = d y
NEW YORK, January Ia.

N6" AoAAs
COTTON-A shade easier; sales of 5000
bales at 16aal7c for middling upland.
FLOUR-Receipts $40 barrels; mar.
ket more active, and prices without
decided change; sales of 5000 barrels
at s 6Oa9 10 for superfne State and
western; 10 00a10 80 for extra State;
9 Scale 10 for extra western; II 75a15 90
for white wheat extra; 990a13 10 for
round hoop Ohio; 10 Scale 90 for
common to good st. Louis; II GOALS 90
for COED TO choice extra do; closing
quiet. California -four dropping; sales of
$50 sacks at IL GOALS so. Rye -four
in moderate request; sales 300 barrels
at SOAP 40. uryR7-r
CORN MEAL-In fair demand; sales
of 700 barrels western at 6 Is per barrel.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged; no
receipts.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; sales of
81 900 bushels, at 2 so for red Canada;
2 90a3 90 for White Canada; 3 65 for red
Southern; 2 75a2 IS for white Southern,
9 A for No. 9 spring, delivered; 2 IS for
amber State; and 10 for white Califor-
MIA. =
RYE-Quiet; sales of 1900 bushels at
6a for Southern, and 173 for State, de-
liFered.
BARLEY-Dull; sales 400 bushels of
State at IS.
MALT-Qujet; sales 1000 bushels at
SAL SS. ."fa
CORN-Receipts 2s, IFS bushels, mar
ket 1a2c lower; sales $4,000 bushels at
l 30al "a for new mixed western aflOat;
/ 80 for old do in store; 40a1 al for do
afloat; 25al 50 for new white Southern
and 25al &c for new Jersey yellow on
dock.
OATS-Receipts $50 bushels, without
decided change; sales $4,000 bushel at
| 81 4aS7ic for western in store and SIC
afoat; buyers option for thirty days.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Steady; sales 1900 bags
Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales 200 hogsheads
Cuba at l1ial24c and 200 boxes Havana
at l1ial3c.
Enthusiastically; sales $50 barrels
New Orleans at 7SaS5c.
PETROLEUN-Crude dull at l0@c; re-
fined bonded firm at Csc.
HOPS-Quiet; unchanged.
PORK-Dull and dropping; sales of
525 barrels at 81 05a21 Is for mess, clos
ing at u 10 for regular and at % O6a
% II for new do; - 10 for regular and
II 25alS % for prime; 10 00al9 so for
prime mess; also 500 barrels mess at sell
ler's option for March at % 33a22 so.
BEEF-Firm aud active; sales al $50
barrels at previous prices, and also 43O
| tierces of prime mess at 80 50a35 %.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales Of 2l4 bar
rels at 70 00a;'2 90. ,
BAC0N-Steady; sales of 400 boxes at
1OsalO!c for Cumberland cut; llic
for short ribbed and short ribbed for
February on private terms. -,s2
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales of
3l5 packages at Sa9tc for shoulders and
l2a13!c for hams.
HOGS-Dressed steady at Ssa9tc for
western and at 95al0sc for City. ...
LARD-Firmer; sales of 1875 barrels
at l3al3sc and small lots at 1870.
BUTTER-Steady and in good de-
nlagd at 3Sa47c for State.
CHEESE--Quiet at llal5c. "r'.l
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General Grant and Secretary stanton
Coafer-Stanion Again at the Head
OF the War Department.

WASHINGTON, January l4.-Certified
copies of the Senate resolution nom
concurring in the Presidents suspension
of Mr.. Stanton from the Office of Score
tary of War were last night furnished
severally to TIE President, General
Grant and Mr.. Stanton by the Secretary
of the Senate.
General Grant and Mr.. Stanton had a
conference short time afterward. This
morning about 10 o'clock the latter ap-
peared at the War Department and
Immediately after resumed his functions
as cLief of that Department.
General Grant WAS rot present at the
time, being at his headquarters, just
opposite. but shortly afterwards went
TO the Department. Some time was
passed in conversation with Secretary
Stanton, after which General Grant re-
tired without any particular form, and
the records and papers of the Depart
ment were taken charge of by Secretary
Stanton. General Dent, belonging to
the staff of the General-in-C Chief, then
transferred his office, " hich lie lad &C.
cnpied as aid to the Secretary, I'D inter
i'm, to General Pelpouse, who, before
the suspension of Stanton, had acted in
that capacity, and General HarGie, who
had been in charge of the bureau or the
Office of the department having the SUI
pervisiOn of claims presented before it
transferred tue records aud documents
of that branch to General Shriver.
Subsequently General Grant went to
the Executive mansion, where an inter
view with Mr.. johnson was had in his
office. The radical members of Congress
from Tennessee waited upon him in a
body to present their cOngratula-
tions at his restoration and ask him to
use his influence TO continue the
operations of the Freedmep's Bureau
in Tennessee and Kentucky until after
thel5th of February, at which time by
order of the President it ceases in these
two States. Stanton replied so long as
he had any power he should use il TO
protect the weak and would do his best
TO have suggestions made carried out,
but lie further stated it would probably
be few days before matters wOuld be-
gin to run right in his office Secretary
Stanton did not attend cabinet meeting
to-day. By special invitation from the
President, General Grant was pres
ent and remained for an hour. 1t is
supposed that Mr.. Stanton's case was
under discussion. The Republican
members of the Senate and House are
this evening circulating and signing
o paper requesting MIR. Stanton to re-
main in the War Office and not tender
his resignation at this time.
The impression now is that Mr.. John
. -. az.
cial capacity but transact the business
pertaining To the War Department
through the headquarters of the armies
and officers in command, and in no event
will any order issued by Stanton will
be recognized IS official. 1t does not APP
pear that General Grant had any consul
tation with the President, relative to
what action should be taken in the case,
If the Senate refuse to sustain Stan
tons suspension.
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The AbySsinian Expedition.

Nav YORK, January A.-The Her.
AIDS special from Snez, Egypt, of jan
uary Is, via London 18th inst, received
here from the British expeditiouary
force in Abyssinis, contains advices of
a more cheerful character. The native
chief of tie Tiger, who bad mustered a
large force, the movement of which
produced an alarm in the English camp
at Sanafe, and caused forward move
meat along the line of march, is. now
reported to be friendly, and has tender
ed hospitality to the invaders, and of
fers to feed the English troops as an ev-
idence Of his good faith. He has al
ready sent in two thousand head of cat
tie for the use of the army, and it is
stated that the troops are now in better
health and spirits. Fresh water has
also been found in plenty around the
landing place at Amnesty bay.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
p,,,u,i., and Co,nmereial Items.

Financial and Conmerctai htems.
Wilcox, Clarion county, Penn, has
the largest tannery in the world.
Columbus, O., is to have brush and
wirework mandatory.
The Door county, (Wis.) AdrOcate says
the shipments of lumber last year from
Sturgeon Bay amounted 100000 feet.
A building is now going up at West
Dennis. Mass, for the manufacture of
self-sealing paper bags by steam.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company received S2,299, 600 last
wear: expended 81, 4s9, 900; profit $780,
900. 4'su.r,.
The aggregate grain trade of Buffalo
for 1867 was 5O,l65,O74 bushels, being
much less than in 1862, 1868 and ls66.
The aggregate trade and commerce for
the year by canal and lake is valued at
$3.50, 000,0 goo. s..
The business men of Cincinnati say
trade has not been as dull there in ten
or twelve yearsJ as it is at present.
Some of the oldest and largest honses
in the city lost from 800, 900 to $500, 900
during the past year.
Barley is scarce at Chicago, whence
it was sent early in the season to New
York, and sold for so per bushel, and
whittier it must be returned from New
York at a large advance, or the brewers
of that city will soon be maltless.
Last year the quantity of tobacco sent
out of Baltimore, was sixty-one thous-
and, seven hundred and forty-four hogs
head of tobacco, and four thousand, six
hundred and seventy-seven hogsheads
of stems.
Omaha is looking up. There is on an
average about four freight cars manu-
featured at the L. p. X. r. Cal works in
that city each week and from one to
three passenger cars every month. They
have Just completed new block of
buildings-the Metropolitan Block in
Omaha.
They have new brick making ma
chine in Savannah, by which the clay
deposited in the hopper direct from the
pit comes out in solid hard pressed
bricks, ready for the kiln. From 49,.
900 to 10000 can be turned out per day
of ten hours, or, by the attachment of a
delivery, 40, 900, and this with the en-
ployment of only seventeen men.
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The Debate in ,he stanton Case.

NEW YORK, January l4.-The lleralds
Washington special gives the debate in
the Senate the executive session on
the report in the Stanton case, which
occupied seven hours. Senator Dixon
finished his speech OF Saturday, show
ing that the objections given by the
President We're conclusive arguments
for Stanton's removal. Reviewed Stan
tons record and eulogized the President.
Nr. Fessenden replied in defence Of
Mr.. Stanton, and referred to his services
during the war.
Mr.. Dixon here remarked that Mr..
johnson rendered as great service
during the war as Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. Fessenden continued holding that
the reasons of the President for the
removal were insufficient, and no motive
should induce chief magistrate to take
such an important step, except such as
the nation would justify. He defended
Stanton from the charges of being re-
spousiblc for the horrors of Anderson
Vile.
Mr.. Buc&aiew reiterated the state
ment relative to AndersOnville and add
ed that Mr. Stanton's police seemed to
be the policy of the garb during the
war.
Mr.. Hendrick said that after having
declared to the President the tenure
of Office bill was unconstitutional it was
improper for Mr.. Stanton to seek TO hold
Office under it. He claimed that Stan
ton was responsible for the New Orleans
riot and as man of honor he should
have made il his bounden duty TO pro-
tect the President, for he had the dis
patch in his pocket which could have
saved the head of the nation from. the
ISLANDERS and defamation heaped upon
him.
Mr.. Morton did not think the Presi-
dent responsible for the New Orleans
riot. neither was Stanton, and be be-
lieved the immediate delivery of the
dispatch would not have made any diff
ference in the re suit. w..
Mr.. Davis followed in legal argu-
ment sustaining the President.
Mr.. Howard closed the debate in
reply to the Conservatives, and the vote
was taken, resulting in IS yeas for the
majority report AID 6 NAYS.
A certified copy of the resolution was
sent TO the President, General Grant
and Secretary Stanton.
Great interest is felt in the next
movement. .,..-
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Eegister.J

90
F1oRENCE, January 14.--Itlly is the
arst of the European powers to recog-
nize the restoration of the Mexican Re
pablic by diplomatic appointment.
Senior Sacavaseo, now Colonel General
at Belgrvaia, has been appointed MINIS,
ter to the Republic of Mexico, ana VIII
leave at an early day for the Mexican
Capital.
LONDON, January 1.-THE employees
of the magnetic telegraph office, in Bel
fast Ireland, were recently arrested for
alIeoed Fenianism, and brought mp in
that city yesterday for examination.
Nothing whatever was elected to sus-
tain the charges against them, and they
were accordingly set ut liberty.
VIENNA, January l4.--The Debate, a
journal of semi-official character, as
serts that the negotiations between
France and Italy for new treaty in
regard to Rome, as the place of the Sept
ember Convention, have been raPluIS
progressing, and are now nearly conclu-
ded.
ST. PErERsBURG, January, 1.-THE
Journal dc St. Petersburg, the official
organ of the Imperial Government, de-
MES that there is any truth in the
statement that Lord Stanley, the British
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, has sent a
note to the Cabinet here protesting
against the alleged intrigues ST the Rus
sian agents in Rounania.
VIENNA, January l4.-The govern
ment is making preparations to reduce
the numbers and expenses of the stand
ing army, the position of the Comman-
der-in. Chief to be abolished and the
employment of pension officers in the
service tn he discontinued
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, january II.
GOLD-Firmsr; opened at 1924, and
closed at l4l4al4ls, with from ) to 6 per
cent. paid for carrying.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-More ac-
tive and tat per cent. better. In the
afternoon some speculative lots were
unlOaded at prices a fraction off, but
the market improved again and closed
active. Coupons Isl, l09aal09i; do '62,
109ia109f, do "a, 107al07i; do '65, 1881
al0St; do new, l05sa105s; do 81, l05sa
1865; 10 Gs, l02sa102i; 1905, l05aalO6.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCISNATI, January IA.
FLOUR-In rather better demand,
with the prices not changed; family
held at II 00a1l 80. r.-
WHEAT--Dull at 55a1 60 for No. l
red winter.
CORN-Dull at s5as6c ear, and 9Oa92c
shelled. ..
OATS-Close and firmer, with some
speculative demand ut &c, and holders
asking Csc.
RYE-Dull at Goal 60.
BARLEY-In demand and advanced
to l 95a2 % for fall, AID / 75al a5 for
State spring. -.-'.-..
COTTON-Firm and actiTc at 15al54c
for middling.
HOGS-Firm and in good demand at
6 5Oa7 % gross, and 15aS 80 net;
receipts POO head.
MESS PORK-At 30 50a2l 90 for new,
the latter rate for inside brands; old at
90 90.
BULK MEATS-Quiet at 7fa9!c for
shoulders and sides.
LARD-Firmer and in active demand
for lower grades and sales 500 tierces,
chiefly at points in the interior at liza
1lfc and 12c for gut, head and prime
steam; prime kettle rendered leaf held
at 12!al2ic.
BACON-Held more firmly; shoulders
9ic; clear sides ll&al2c; sugar cured
hams l6al7c.
SUGAR-Firmer at l3al5c.
COFFEE-Firmer at 20s25c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans at S0a90c
LlNSEED OIL-Quiet and unchang-
ed at 90.
PETROLEUM-Steady at 43a45c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and at 25a5Oc
lower, owing to an increased supply,
but choice at = 50a6 % and shipping at
6 75a7 %.
SHEEP-Scarce and higher; sales at
3 00a4 10 gross.
GOLD-At l 40f buying and at ~
selling.
MONEY-Unchanged.
EXCHANGE-Dull at par buying
and at LILO premium selling.
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Organized.

NEW YORK, January H..The. Board
Of Control of the Associated Express
Companies was organized to-day by the
election of Alfred Gather, of Cincin.
natl, President of the Board. Mr.. Gath
er for many years has been member OF
the board of managers of Adams Ex-
press Company and superintendent that
company's business at the West. This
virtually completes the negotiations so
long pending between the fonr COM
panies.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January IL.

CHICAGO, January Il.
Flour dull and choice brands are held
firm. Wheat unsettled and opened at
2 III, but closed weaker at 2 ta2 0S for
No. 2 spring. Corn dull at s6tas7c for
new. Oats tame at Size. Rye dull at
l Seal 81. Barley steady ut l Sal IS.
Pork active at 30 80. Lard active and
firm at l2tc. Green meats dull and un-
changed. Dressed hogs quiet at p
s 30 and choice lots are held higher.
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NEW YoRk. March 10th 1864

AeSIs. Geo. @. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters, am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use as you desire. can conf
IDENTITY assert that since the first bottle of your
Bitters entered my house have heard Of no
complaints Of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp-
well. Other members Of my family endorse the
good qualities Of YOUR article, and can only
say, in conclusion that Ishould be happy to give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
H. A. GRAHAM
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
OF
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental Adminisiratis,
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought ID,
land 10 the verge Of Bankruptcy and EuIr
Taxation already strips the clothes from n,
backs Of many people, and robs their children v
bread. Additional sktrayhgAnco threaten. 70
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and all the labor
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national fraud, th,
taxpayers OF West Virginia are suffering roz
domestic knaves and hbnom made scoundnl,
From summit TO base your official systsA :
marked by corruption and fraud.
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Dry Goods Market,

New YORK, January II.
The market continues inactive and
prices are without particular change.
The rapid advance in gold TO 1i2! has
a tendency to impart more firmness to
the market, Notwithstanding the ex-
IRENE inertia.
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From ROaion

BosToS, January 14.-In the Legisla-
ture to-day the committee on the sub
ject made report to the House recon-
mending the repeal of the law estab-
fishing a State Constabulary. A bill
was introduced to regulate the sale of
Intoxicating liquors.
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"a St. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1854

"a st. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
Mesus. Deuins d Boiton.-G Gentlemen: For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. l tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles OF Hub6eFs Golden Bitters, since
which period / have not been troubled with a
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
II my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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LEWIS BAK RR.
Wheeling. West VirEinit

DAISTs FOR FARMERS AND OTHREs
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now mann faetartBg tho Best, Cheapest. ise
meet Durable Pint In use, two coats vel POI
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW YORK Anil I'D. lsc

NEW YeRK, April sd, 1854.
Geo. G. Hubbel d Co.-GentLemen We have
analysed your Golden Bitters, and find that its
component partscntitIe it to the notice Of the
medical profession Since our analysis we have
used it in our practice with very satisfactory re-
suits, and find it particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such "a dyspepsia, diarrhBa sick headache,
cholic, &c, &C., and is a superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &c,
Doctors J. +. & 4. $. N0RBURY,
No. l57 East 32d street.
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stnn,on rake. Po,.e.,io,

WASHINGTON, January 14.-General
Grant has yielded the portfolio of the
war Office to Stanton, who has taken
possession. The President has taken
no action as vet.
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arnufon Rein.rnr.d

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Times
special says: Mr.. Stanton, upon being
officially notified of the action of the
Senate, announced he would obey the
mandate of the Senate and at once re-
sumo his official duties.