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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January Il

CINCINNATI, January 10.
FLOUR-UnchaDged and quiet and
the demand light; family at IL OOall %.
WHEAT--Hardlys so firm; sales OF No.
, winter at 80 and No. at = 50.
CORN-At soc and in better demand.
OATS-Dull ut &c for No. /.
RYE-Very dull; No. at 80.
BARLEY-Firm at 2 00a2 % for fall.
COTTON-Highcr; middling at l5ia
Isle.
HOGS-Firm; good packing and ship
ping demands; a shade higher; extra aver
aging 800 pounds and upwards at GOA
{ %; receipts of 1900 head.
MESS PORk-Sales at 90 0Oa20 -.
BULK NEATS-Sales ut 7ia9!c.
BACON-In good jobbing demand at
9ic for shoulders; ll&c tor clear sides;
lite for clear rib 90.
LARD-Firm and quiet at l2ic; prime
leaf head in demand at ll3c, but held
at l2c; stock OF lower grades very small
and nearly all made has been sold aud
shipped.
GREEN MEATS-Sales at 62a10sc for
shoulders and hams; light hams at lie.
BUTTER-FIrmer at 3JalUc.
EGGS-HGve declined to 4pc, and the
supply is better.
CHEESE-Unchanged; sales at l4!a
l5c for western reserve.
OIL-Limseed dull III large way,
and sales mammal at iSa1 10 for spec
ulation, and the demand having ceased;
lard oil firm ut O5al 06; petroleum dull
at 42a44c for refined free.
WHlSKY-Selling in jobbing way
at , % for free; not saleable in bond.
SEEDS-Cloyer firm at %; timothy
at = jQa2 60.
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply, and
75c to 90 per 100 pounds higher; butch
ers 50a7 %; extra shipping at 7 50as 90
per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Scarce and firm at 7Oa5 90
gross per GENITAL.
GOLD 35al 35t buying; exchange
firm ut par buying.
MONEY-Market easy.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, January lS.
The market is still without much an.
imation, but there is frmer feeling
for all new styles of staple Cottons: ali
leading makes Of Prints, such as Rich
monds, Dunnells. Manchester, Hamil.
ton, &C., are firmly held at 12.c, but
Americans are selling at II, while all
old styles can be bought at ll!c; new
styles of American in Pinks, Checks and
Rubies are bringing 13c, and Indigo
Blnes l5c; white Rock bleached COM
mand l7ic; white Rock paper Cambrics,
lie for plain and PC for high colors,
white Rock Linseys are held at 25c, al
though they still job at 22t; standard
brown Sheetings are steady and firm at
l5al5ic. and Printing Cloth of best
makes 6sa6ac.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
No Orders for Stanton-Grant's Agree
Neutrality-suspicious. on the E1eeu
tive 10 be Resisted with NIL the Pow.
err nj His Command.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Worlds
Washington special says: We are Off
cially informed that the President will
issue no orders to Mr.. Stanton and the
latter can issue no orders by the Presi-
dents authority
1t is alleged that at the Cabinet meet
ing on Friday the members compared
notes as to what took place ut their
meeting on Tuesday, when Grant was
present, and they agree that Grant ad-
mitted the correctness of the Presidents
statement of the agreement between
himself and Mr.. johnson, namely, that
Grant " as to hold on to the office or
give thc President timely notice to en-
abe him to appoint another Secretary.
The President expressed himself,
friday, in the most positive manner,
respecting the revolutionary measures
now being put through Congress. If
Congress so cnacts as to deprive him OF
any portion ofhis constitutional author
ity, the Executive, who was as directly
elected by, and as directly represents
the people as Congress was and does,
may be expected to resist such an en-
croachlnent with all the power at his
command. His right and duty as COM
mander-in.ch Of the army, Of which
it is proposed TO deprive him in the
pending Reconstruction bill, are among
the chief prcrogatives which Mr.. John
San will consistently defend.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Januar

WASHINGTON, January Il.
The House went into committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Dawes in the chair, for n general
debate on the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Baker addressed the committee
ON the subject of the treaty of the ac-
QUESTION of the RuSsian-Ameriean pos
sessions.
Mr.. Kelly addressed the committee on
the industrial interests of the country.
DIR. Woodward spoke on the subject
of finances and the National debt.
Mr.. Blain argued in favor Of the pay
ment of the bonds in gold aad the issue
of no moro legal tenders.
Mr.. Hubbard, of West Virginia, argu-
ed that the $50 bonds should be paid in
coin or the equivalent and favored the
substitution of national bank notes by
legal tenders.
Mr.. Axtell spoke in opposition to the
reconstruction hill when the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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HoIliday,s Cove Einilroad.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ the next session of the Legislature Of West
Virginia application will DC made by the Holli.
day Cove Railroad Company for the Passage OF
law authorizing that company to consolidate
with the company organized in Pennsylvania,
and owning the railroad Ia the Brooke county
line. or with the Steubenville and Indiana Rail
road Company, owning the railroad to the State
line on the west and with both of said COmpa.
mics, so as to form with them, OF either of them.
in law, one corporation, as it forms with them
one continuous line of railway.
And TO transfer TO, and vest in the company
so consolidated, all the franchises and property
of the Holidays Cove Railroad Company, in.
cludingits rights to construct branches.
The application will be made in behalf of the
company. JOSEPH LESLIE, Secretary,
dec2iI4t Residence, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

VIZ HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED, NUS
w be the most important Political CanpA.:
in the history of our Government. The al,
nishing preparatory 10 this great Eight has 4
roady commenced; and the condition VI n
country makes the carly aud thorough diss,t
nation Of the principles We advocate, a pala
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of 4.
true men in extending the circulation Of Il,
REGISTER There is not locality in tie eUsl
try where Club could not be made up s,l
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only in ia
fifth year, Il already, In point Of Circulation IA
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks among Ii,
first papers in the land, and confessedly stand
far ahead of any Of its contemporaries in IVES
Virginia. 1t will be the aim Of the PppretO
not only 10 maintain, but to add 10 II, ki.i
reputation.
This paper will not be surpassed BY any Do,
LEGATION in the country for its completeness a,
Family, Business and Political journal Ia 4,
Telegraphic News, Domestic "a well as by n
Atlantic Gable; its full aud reliable Finiae.
and Market Reports: its Local Intelligence: 4.
compilation of News transpiring in the STAT,
and throughout the nation; IN InR FKRsgNEs
yIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss OF Trs EDIronlI
and in all the regulates that 90 TO make % .
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
(By Telegraph to the fesis'sr,l

Cork, january ia strict search
&c the nerson and baggage Of George
Francis Train disclosed noproof of COM
,,;.;tv with the Fenian movements, or
;ustifying his arrest by the British po-
lice on suspicion of being concerned in
Fsnian plottings. Train asserts that he
came over to Europe as special cores
pendent in Ireland for the New York
World. He has formally protested,
through the United States CONSUL,
against his detention, and declares that
he was arrested upon no other ground
of suspicion than the finding of an Irish
paper in his trunk.
DUBLIN, January l9.-The Police Of
Limerick have made a seizure OF all
guns and ammunition found in the
shops of that city to put them ont OF
reach of the Fenians.
DUBLIN, January l9, EyeninS'-Dr.
Waters. another editor of the Dublin
Irishman, has been arrested, but the
particular charge is not stated. 1t Is
supposed, however, to be completely III
the Fenian movements.
LONDON, January l9.-Aike Marratt,
who it is now claimed is positively
known TO be the party who fired the
fuse at the Clerkehwell explosion, has
been arrested at Glasgow and brought
to London in irons.
A man named Clancy has been ar
rested in this city, charged with firing
upon the police.
A Fenian manifesto was found this
morning posted on the wall of the Man
sion House, where it had been affixed
despite the vigilance of the police, who
have no clue to the perpetrator OF the
daring act. The bOldneSs and audaclty
of the Fesians in the face of the vigor'
Gus measures of repression which have
been adopted excites much uneasiness
VIENNA, January 10.-Mr. Kull ha:
been appointed Austrian Minister o.
| War.
The remains of Macmillan arrived
here last night by special train from
Trieste, in charge of military escort
The train was met upon its arrival by
the Austrian officials, a large body o
troops, and vast crowd of people, whs
had assembled to give expression tt
their respect for the dead and their sym
patty with the living. The remains
were formally received by the roya
family at the palace. This evening
the funeral obsequies will be celebrated
with a solemn procession and requiem
mass. The manifestation of popular
feeling is general and intense.
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From AostOu.

BosToN, January 19.-John G. Whit,
tier, the poet, has been seriously i'll fol
several weeks at his residence in Ames
burg, but is now improving.
At meeting of the manufacturers OF
iron goods last night delegates were ap,
pointed TO the Manufacturers Conven-
ton ut Worcester. 4 resolution was
adopted expressing the opinion that the
action of the Convention should be con-
fined strictly to the endorsement of the
doings of the National Convention at
Cleveland. Paper makers have also
chosen delegates to the same body.
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New York Money Market

New YORK, January Is.
GOLD-Lower; opening at 1891 and
closing at 1884.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Without
decided change, closing strong: Prices
Coupons 81, llOallOs; do go, iO9ia
llO5, do ga, l074al07s; do 80, lOSta1Oss ):
do new, lO5fal055; do '67, lO5IalO6:
lo-4Os, le2sal025; 1905, iO5sal05j
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Chicngo Market

CHICAGO, january Il.
Flour tame and unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower at 2 0Sa2 90 for No. /.
and 2 O6a2 OCT for No. =. Corn steady
and lower at S3aS3tc for new. Oats
dull at 55tc. Rye dull and nominal at
52ao4c. Barley lower at Sal 81. Pork
quiet and steady at 205O. Lard firmer
and moderately active at 12tal2!c.
Greenmeats unchanged and dull. Dress
ed hogs in fair demand at Z 20as 20.
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81. Louis Make,

ST. LOUIS, January Is.
Flour firm, but unchanged. Whea,
and Corn easier, but not quotably low.
er. Oats lower at 6Sa74c. Rye easier,
but not quotably lower. Provisions
nothing doing and prices nomiaally un-
changed. Lard held at 11ial2c for
steam, and l2i for kettle. Hogs held at
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From Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga, January l9.-Advices
from Milledgeville state that Governor
Jenkins, on being called on to-day by
citizens ut the Executive mansion, made
a speech and said that the funds of the
State had been removed 10 New York
and that he should fight for them before
the Supreme Court; the books of the
State Treasurer cannot he found: the
postmaster and express agent have re-
fused to deliver ever to Captain Rock
we'll, General Meade's appointee, the
packages and letters addressed to John
Jones, Treasurer of Georgia.
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The Times on the Arrest OF Truiu.

New YORK, January 19.-Ths Times
to-day, in an article on the arrest OF
George Francis Train and others, says
Great Britain has no jurisdiction over
anybody, whether an American citizen
or not, so long as lac is within the
United States, and our Government will
most certainly not allow her to as
sumo it. 1t would neither be just nor
safe TO form an opinion of the case on
the meagre and unreliable report, which
is all we have as yet, bat the country
will await further accounts with a good
deal of interest, and perhaps some an1-
iety.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
West Virginia.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, January ,, 1865.
DROPOSALS will be received at the
i Contract Office of this Department until
D m of March 81, Ie65, for conveying the mails
of the United States from July ], leGs, to June
80 1871. in the State of West Virginia on the
routes and by the schedules of departures and
arrivals hereinafter specifed-being routes es
tablished 2d session 39th Congress-and others
Decisions by april 10, 1868.
1865 From Milo, by Knob Fork, Pine Grove
and Lone Tree. to MiddlebOurne, 80 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Milo Friday at am;
Arrive at NiddlebOurne by 8 I'm;
Leave MiddebOurne Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Milo by & pm.
1906 From Rogers, by California House End Oil
Rock, to RathbOne, Is miles and back, six
times a week.
Leave Rogers daily, except Sunday, at a ID;
Arrive at RathGons by PM
Leave Ratsbone daily, except Sunday, at 3
pm;
Arrive NJ Rogers BY = pm:
Proposals invited for Once.a-week and
also for tbIco.time5.aw week service.
1867 From Cabell G. H., by Fudge's Greek and
POrter's Mills to Hamline, 10 miles and
back. twice a week.
Leave Cabell c. II. Tuesday and Saturday
atSam:
Arrive ut Hamline by Bpm:
Leave HamIine Monday and Friday at
IN;
Arriveat Cabell C. H. by4pm.
1865 From Peeryville, by Clear Fork, mo ofice),
to Tug River, 25 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Peeryville Monday at am;
Arrive at Tug River by 4pm;
Leave Tug River Tuesday at : m;
Arrive at Peeryville By I p M
The accepted bidder will be required to take
the oath commonly kucwn "a the test oath, and
to execute contracts in the form and manner
prescribed by law and the regulations Of tho
Department.
For further and fuller particulars as TO the
conditions to be incorporated into contracts,
and Ofthe liabilities ofbidders reference il made
to the pamphlet advertisement, dated October
81, lsGG. inviting proposals for carrying the
mails of the United States in the State Of West
Virginia, which can be found at the principal
post offices.
Proposals must be sealed, superscribed Mail
Proposals. State of Yves; Virginia " and address.
ed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Gener.
eral, Contract Office"
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Jall-lGN'4w Postmaster General.
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THE FINANCIAL INTEREST,"
Or
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental Adminisira,p,
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought h,
land 20 the verge Of Bankruptcy and Kab
Taxation already strips the clothes from n,
backs Of many people, and robs their chldr,s o.
bread. Additional extravaganza Threatens y
reduce the richest TO poverty, and all the labOi
ing classes TO beggaTy.
In addition 90 gigantic national frauds Ii,
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering frs
domestic knaves and homemade scouhdr,h
From summit 10 base your official sy.tea .
marked by corruption and fraud
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THE NEW EDITION

or our Small Fruit Catalogue contains descriP
tons of all Grapes, Strawberries RdSpberTies
BLdekterrics. GooSeberTies Currants. &c, of any
merit. Also illustrations of the Concord and
Ices Grapes, .-Jueundd and Fillmore Straw berries
Hornet and Philadelphia Raspberries ,-Eittd
tiany and Wilson's Early Blackberries,-CheTrg
and White Grape ts;-COnsiderations that
should Influence the purchaser in the choice Of
Nursery Stock Select Lists, both by mail and
express;-The secrets of our success in Plant
Vine and Fruit Growing;-Prces Of Stock fol
Spring of 1863 and much valuable information
ia reference To Small Fruit Culture.
We will enclose in the above Catalogue di
rected envelope, with an Order List, giving the
plainest instructions how to order and forward
TO all applicants enclosing 10 cents.
j. KNOX,
ia2ud&w.It Box 1855, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Ernni Riffahnrr

PITTsBURG, January ls.-There wa:
an explosion of fire works at eleven
o'clock this morning at the CONNECTION,
airy of Knable and Schrock, Smithfeld
street, occasioned by a friction match
falling into box of fire works. John
Schrock, son of the proprietor, was ia.
tally injured. Nancy Campbell, and
Fred. Ramsey were killed by suffoca.
ton. Loss about $1,000; covered byin-
surance.
River unchanged and nearly closed
by Ice. Weather Geld; indications of
snow; mercury % degrees.
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Ru6alo Market

BUFFALO, January Il.
Flour steady. Wheat dull but steady:
small sales Washington Club at 2 30:
goo for western: spring opening at 20:
Sheboygan Club at 2 %. Corn steady.
new white on the track at l5c; new mix.
ed western at l3c in store; l2Ic do on
the track. Oats unchanged.
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Mason ". Dunlap.

Mason VI. Dunlap,
rs In ChancerV.
John NJ. Cooper, e. al.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTERED
ID in this cause on the 18th day Of Decem.
Der, A. D., 1867, it was ordered that this cause
be referred TO one Of the Commits sioners Of this
Court TO take an account Of what Is due 10 the
plaintiff and to all other creditors of the estate
of Christopher Kreeger, deceased, and tn com
pute the interest on the same frem the time or
times they may bear interest and it was further
ordered that before taking said account, said
Commissioner should give notice by advertise
ment to be published In some newspaper pub.
lished in the city OF Wheeling. for all persons
having claims against the estate of said Chris
tOphsr Kreeger, deceased TO come in before said
Commissioner and prove their claims, on a Ger
tain day 10 lie mentioned in said notice, and that
all persons who do not 20 prove their claims
shall be excluded from the benefit Of this OF any
future decree 10 be made in this cause. And il
was further ordered that said Commissioner do
report the value OF real estate the sAid Chris
TOPPER Kreeger. deceased, seized of and whether
or not the profits OF the same win pay the debts
Of the said estate within tive years.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
WHEELING December 81. 1867
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.,
Ices, at my office, in the city of Wheeling, State
Of West Virginia, / will proceed 10 ascertain
and report ON the several matters in the fore.
going decree mentioned and described.
GIBSON L. CRANAfER,
dec 3l.ltditw Commissioner.
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The Track Clear.

New YORK, January lS.-The Tele.
grams Indianapolis special says: A
letter from Speaker ColfaX is published
here, positively declining to become .
candidate for Governor of Indiana.
This leaves the track for Governor
Baker clear.
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burned 10 Death.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Tele.
grams Nashville special says the resi-.
dence of A. j. Caldwell was DESTROYED
by fire last night. A negro woman was
burned to death An infant daughter
of Caldwell,s was also badly burned.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January Is.
wheat quiet. Corn opened at 92c and
closed ut 9oa9oic for new. Oats, sales
62tc Tor No. 1. Dressed Hogs at 74asIc.
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At the price per dozen and single hundred, we
will 5. nd plants by mail when desired, larger
quantities 10y Express, the purchaser paying EI'
press charges Orders will be entered rs receiV-
ed and filed in rotation, at proper season.
An acknowledgment and Circular with brief
instructions for cultivation will be sent at once,
to all parties from whom we receive Orders ac-
cnmnanied with the Cash.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE quar-
terly statement of New York City Ma
tionai Banks up to January first, shows
their resources and liabilities each to be
$500, 032, 323.43.
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annlS.

SAvASNAH, Ga, January 1.-THE
steamer Anna. an old blockade runner
sunk at her wharfthis morning,
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Steamer R,.,.5

FORTRESS Monroe, January 1.-THE
steamer Reliance, ofNorfolk, was burn
ed on the James river to-day. The
crew was saved.
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