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80, r..,.x,,,e.

LOUISVILLE, March 6.--A most horri-
BILE murder occurred in this city yester-
day afternoon. VIM. Kriel, q butcher,
seized his wife by the throat. threw her
violently upon the floor, and, drawing
q six barreled revolver, fired, the ball
entering just above the left ear, pro,
ducing death almost instantly. kriel
then placed the pistol to his head and
fred, the ball CHANGING and inflicting a
slight wound. At this moment
the sister of Mrs. Kriel entered
the apartment, whereupon Kriel fired at
her several times, causing her to faint;
Kriel then discharged his pistol at his
head and ran, but was captured after q
short chase. The cause assigned for the
crime was that Mrs. Kriel having receiv
ed inhuman treatment at the hands Of
her husband, had gone to live temporar,
lily with her mother; Kriel met her
there yesterday, and becoming enraged
at her conduct killed her.
The municipal election at Lexington,
Kentucky, resulted in the election OF
the entire Democratic ticket.
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Washington News .

NEW YORK, March THE Times
Washington dispatch says: The action
Of the House in the case of Butler, of
Tennessee, was exceedingly significant
and important, as it establishes the
manner in which persons who cannot
take the test oath may hereafter Ire adj
United to their seats when elected TO
Congress. The bill reported by the
Election COMMITTEES in Batler's case,
was drawn with especial reference to
the fact that il established final prece.
dent and was passed by large major
ity, many Democrats voting for it.
% 1t provides that oil persons who have
been relieved from political disabilities
fnchrr, Il by participation in the rebel.
lion shall not be required to take that
portion of the test oath which states
that they have not given aid and com
fort, sc.
The committee OH Ways aud Means
have decided not to recommend the
collection of the tax on cigars by affiX-
ing stamp to each cigar, on the ground
that il is impraetieable. They will adj
here to the method of affiXiDg stamps to
the boxes. r II #.'-
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Washingtou Items.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The sum-
mons for President Johnson to appear
before the impeachment Court, prepared
by the Secretary of the Senate, is now
in the hands Of Chief Justice Chase for
examination, and it is expected it will
be handed to the Sergeant-at-Arms for
service this afternoon.
The President approved the act pro-
yiding for the nOn-exclusion from set
Element under the homestead laws OF
the even numbered sections along The
Pacific Railroad, provided they be rated
ut two dollars and q half per acre.
The Post Office money order system
throughout the country Is paying =
profit of So, 600 annually.
A private letter from Fort Laramie
says: White Cloud and band of Sioux
Indians came in,land it is believed the
greater probability exists for making a
treaty with all hostile Sioux this spring
than ever before.
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From Havana.

New YORK. March THE Ilerald's
Havana special says: st. Domingo adj
rvices state that General Baez prefers to
stay some months yet at Curaceoa. lie
pretends ODE opposed TO the sale of
SANTANA. He would be unable to con-
summate the sale in the capital, and is
deceiving his protector, Salnave.
"A counter revelation had broken out
in San Juan, Neyaa, Banca, Matas and
Cercado, under the lead of Generals
0gando, koreno and Castillo. The pee
pie are very Giscontehted with the pol
icy of Bareisto in arresting and killing
the defeated troops of Cabral.
In Jura, General Lamanche is unable
TO resist and demands reinforcements.
The new Cabiuet consists of RaminiZ,
GuZman, Curiel aud Moreno.
The gunbnat Shawmut had gone 10
st. Thomas.
Private advices from Sisal report that
the Mexican man-of-war Tobasco has
arrived there, with orders for General
Alatorres' forces to return to Vera Cruz.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, March ).
BEEF 'CATTLE-The receipts this
week amount to Cos head; 375 head
came from Ohio, los from Chicago, 30
from Southwestern Virginia, and ~
from South Branch, West Virginia, by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
90 from Maryland, on foot. Of this nam
Der 200 were sent to New York and
Philadelphia, IS left over unsOld, and
the balance, 400, sold to Baltimore
butchers at the following prices: Seal
awags, ) 30; common, 6 50a7 so; fair,
I 75as %; good, 2 5Oa9 20; prime, Q 5Oa
10 90; per 100 pounds, though but few
at the latter figure. The market open
ed yesterday very buoyant and the
prices fully rs high as last week, but to-
day the prices declined, and the market
closed with decline of SOC.
HOGS-The supply of hogs was rath-
err light, and canning in slowly-the
prices ruling very high: Common to
good, II 50a13 90; very good, Is so.
SHEEP-Thc supply of sheep was
light; prices ranged from 4 5Oa7 90, ac-
cording 70 quality.
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8p Ttleeraph.
re FRR REGlsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
ISy Telegraph to the Resister.l

IoSpoN, March I'm the House OF
Commons last night, Lefevre called up
the Alabama claims, and urged settle
ment on the plan proposed by the Amer
lean Government. All future negotia-
tons would hut add to the complica-
tions already existing. While he re-
earded a war between the two conn-
tries unlikely, he thought all needless
irritation should be stunned.
Lord Stanley praised the pacific tone
Of Mr.. Lefevre, and the conciliatory
spirit of Mr.. Adams, the American Min
lister. He claimed that England had
been entirely neutral, but no neutrality
would have pleased America. What she
wanted was neutrality coupled with
warm sympathy and support How
could England have refused to recog-
nize war which Mr.. Seward had al
ready announced to be civil war He
thought n friendly arrangement still
practicable, the reception of Mr.. Thorn
ton at Washington was a pledge OF
peace. The Ministers are ready to leave
the question TO the people of the entire
world.
WE. Forster defended Saward's view
of the case and thought that if an in
duential statesman had been sent to
Washington, the dispute might have
been readily adjusted.
John Stuart Mills contended that
while England did not violate the law
of neutrality, her action was unfriend-
", rash and unprecedented. Repara-
ton was due the United States, and he
advised a mixed commission to settle
the question.
Gladstone, while doubling if repara-
ton was due, thought the matter should
be referred to commission, or if the
Government feared such reference, the
question should be settled forthwith or
given to an umpire. The country
would support Stanley i'll just settle
ment.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March Z.
COTTON-0pened quiet, but closed
very firm; sales 5000 bales at 25c for
middling uplands.
FLOCR-Closed 5a10c better, with q
moderate demand for export and home
use.
WHEAT-Firmer, with fair demand,
part for export; sales at 43a2 4G for
No. . and 2 50a2 So for No. spring;
winter, red and white, scarce and held
higher. 49,,
RYE-Firmer and scarce at Soal 80
for western.
OATS-Firmer; buyers of western IN
store at SIC aud sellers at o3lc.
CORN-Very firm, at l 2sa1 30 for
new mixed western afioat, and l 81 for
old mixed western in store.
PORK-Quiet and steady at "a oOa
"a 80 for new mess, cash and regular,
and "a S74a25 00 for April.
BEEF-In good demand at full prices
CUT MEATS-Active and steady.
BACON-Quiet and steady at l2c for
Cumberland cut.
LARD-Quiet at l54aI6c for fair ia
urine steam.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 6.-The Gov
ernor has declined to transmit to the
Senate the resolutions in regard to the
action of Congress on the impeach-
ment of the President.
An avalanche at Keystone, Sierra
county, on March 4th, buried seventeen
men in the snow, killed five and de-
stroyed several buildings.
The President of the General Pacific
Railroad Company denies the truth OF
the reports concerning the purchase Of
the San Jose, Southern Pacific Valley
and Sacramento railroads by the Cen
trail Company.
The steamship Constitution, from
Panama, arrived tonight.
The Great Republican sails for Hong
Kong tomorrow.
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pr..iden. Johnson,. Summons.

New YORK, March The Times
Washington dispatch says: The sum-
mons for the appearance of Mr.. johnson
is to he served on him by the Sergeant
alarms of the Senate. 1t is signed by
the Chief Justice and the Sergeant-at'
farms is required to serve it four da.
before it is made returnable. 1t is en-
dorsed on the back with a precept sim
liar to writs on summons and used IN
ordinary courts. The President will re-
spond in person and then await the
action of the Senate in reference to his
filing q demurrer, when dismissal OF
the complaint and Quashing of the arti
cles will he demanded.
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fcbl9.OlWl n
Robert LAep,

-.
William s. McClOud, Polly 4.
McClOud, Hannah j. McClOdd
Clark McClOud. Dudley ID. Ne. In tF4h's.'
Cloud, Louisa McClOud. Virginia
hcCloud John y. McCloud, end
Annie y. McGioud, heirs ~ law
Of Cornelius McCloHd. deceased
Affidavit having been made before ne fii'"
Cox, Clerk of the CirCuit Court of Wc'Iel cooh
~ West Virginia, that the defendants IL ihp
cause are non residents OF the state Of West w
gtnia 70 IL therefore ordered that the dei"nasab
appear within one month after the doe puSAfi
ton Of this order In the Wheeling Rf"ltIh
newspaper circulating ~ the said county %.
protect their interests in this suit The o'F,
Ofthls suit "a 90 obtain a deed for certain ifs
Of land lying IN Wetzol county West NtsiAh
sold by Cornelius McClond 10 the plaintiff 10 W
lifetime of the said McCloud being ihe ngl''
ded interest that the said Cornelius N6hrH -
a. heir at law Of John McClOnd
Given under my hand. tLis 18th LAY Of 1,.'
airy, 1865. FRIEND cox, ''l
febig.oaWIt
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March Z.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged.
CORN-Firm at SAC.
OATS-Firmer; No. held at Csc.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTT0N-Firmer and prices higher,
and closing at 23c for middling: sales OF
600 bales.
BUTTER-Scarce at 4Ga50c,
EGGS-Declined to 20c.
SUGAR-Unchanged.
COFFEE-Unchange r-
APPLES-Lower and held at > 50a
80 per Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples held at 6aSc:
peaches at 9al2c.
CHEESE-Unchauged.
SEEDS-Clover dull at l21ai3c in the
iobbing Way. N
G0LD-At 14Ol. .a.,..,.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW 1QKk, March Z.
A better feeling was manifested, and
prices for all cotton goods firm at lSIC
for the best heavy brewn sheetings and
lsalSlc for seconds. Little Angus A
Pittsfield A and all yard goods il
steady request. t best brown heavy
shirtings, like Atlantic V, commands
l5al6c. Printed calicos in steady re.
quest at 14al5c for all standard makes,
such as American, Richmonds and
Cocheco. Nous delaines arc steady al
1Qa2Oc s.H ~
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Chicago Market.

..- CHICAGO, March o.
Markets generally feverish and un-
settled. Flour quiet, firm and un-
changed. Wheat better and closes
tame at 004s2 OOf for No. 2 spring; No,
l scarce aud firm at 9 06a2 "a. Corn
strong and higher at Sc; closes quiet
at S4aS4lc for new. Oats higher and
firm at 57sa5Sc. Rye firm and steady at
l 5lal 50. Barley firm and better at
= l4a2 ID. Pork % 50a23 IS for stand
ard and choice. Lard heavy and dull
at l5al54c. Bulk meats nominally I'M
| changed
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To Eli II. Price.

JAKE NOTICE THAT on TIE llm "a,
OF March. IS5s at the Office Of u nS.1A !.
the town Of FairmOnt, West Virginia otl
the hours OF A.. ". and =. ~ Of thai a., .
shall proceed 90 take the dispositions "' 49,
Wilson and others, TO be read ~ e,idelo" a. W
hearing OF a chaDcery cause now p"bd,hs ~
Circuit Court OF Marion. IN which ! 90
plainant and you hTe defendant and " lfgh-
canse the taking OF said dispositions 10 no' o..
mencrd, aud II commenced be not cour go =
said day, the taking thereof will b. coau, q
from time a. time and from dav 20 DAY ~,
same place and lctweeR the snc ho"i'
completed. respectfully. ,.,.,gr
fe66.IaWIt POLLY PEI =
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HOUSE.

The House met, for general debate,
in committee of the Whole, Mr.. Ashley,
of Ohio, in the chair.
Messrs. Clarke, OF Kansas, and Blaine,
of Maine, made speeches.
Mr.. Bro0mall spoke on the tariff and
revenue.
Mr. Lynch spoke on finance.
Adjourned.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March &.

GOLD-Lower, opening at l Az, and
closing at l 404a1 40s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Closing al
the following prices. Coupons 81, lila
I'LL: do, '62, 1104a1lOI; do, "a, l073a
1919; do, '65, 10Sial0Ss; do, new, N6sa
1O7; do, '67, 1075alU7i: 1o-40s, 0l4al01s
7-30s, l05ia106.
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NEW YORK, March 5.-A Washington
special to the Times states that General
Hancock's dispatch to General Grant,
asks to be relieved from the command
ofthe Fifth Military District in view OF
the non concurrence of the latter in his
administration of affairs. The request
will b, forwarded to the President.
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west virginia, ~.

IT Rales held IL The Clerk CT,i q :"
CiroRit Court Of Marion Comfy % 70
first Monday IN February, l-'~
Wilson 4 Smith R,
70. In Debt and uP7R -
Abraham Smttb. } tachment. ,.,,, ~
'1'O RECOVER FROM THE DEFEAp.ss -
Il thirty dollars, with interest there. -
the 10Th Of March lisa. till paid and cot. -
20 attach the estate Of said dsirbdthI :. !,
county for the payment thereof Ana 10,
ing that the defendant Il not reshsn' =,
State. Ordered, tkAt bs appear his = -.
month after the due publication Of I s,,.,,..,
and do what Is neeessaFy 10 protect BIZ 'lN'
In this snit. 800. ,s,,t
4 COpy-Teste: T. B~LOIL ia 10
WILSON q SIXTH, y. q. ieVS
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state OF West Virgimio.
Ohio County CircWit COmi-FeJssor,
RHles, 1865.
William A. Mccoy.

Naroissa A. Coffee, twife of George ". C,.r.-,
Eliza ]. Mccoy, Silas Z. Mccoy. Ralpl Nj,
John n. Mccoy, Mary II. Mccoy. and Sn,:
+. Mccoy, children Of William McCoy 80
ceased, and also Martha A. McCoy tvilov :,
William Mccoy, deceased and Josiah Nc "
NarSissa Stuart, John McCoy, Elijah Ne,
and Thomas j. Campbell, sheriff Of Jif
county, administrator Of SilaS Mcyoy >
ceased. In Chll,,,
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUITS TuuDTti
J. a decree for partition, or Il incarabl. nj p,,.
tition. for the sale Of a farm in Ohio con-.
West Virginia, containing Is GcntS. foods ,rj
- perches, and belonging 10 the coa,-a,,,,.,
and such of the defendants rs are thc h. I'.
of William Mccoy, deceased, the Younger
II appearing from au affidavit fIrt in H..
eanse, that Eliza j. Mccoy SiaS e. Mo-,
John u. Mccoy, Mary NJ. Mccoy ami SuS,, /
Mccoy, (childrcn OF VIM. Mccoy. ,e,r,,.
and also Martha \. Mccoy widow If W..
Mccoy, deceasedl Josiah NcCoy Ns-i,,,
Stewart, John Mccoy, Alexander Mrgcy ~,
Elijah Mccoy, are not residents of the S's,. MI
West Virginia,
On motion OF complainauts cOuu,,l il t,..
dered that they do appear here within o..
month after the fourth weekly publication gr.
the posting OF this order az the front decor Il, A.
Court House of Ohio county aud de- IS Ian n. y,
deem mt 10 protect their interest iull..
Test: MlCHAEI. ). EG.lNIG
CALDWELL a son, Ga.
SOILS. for COmplainAntS. l,ULtllW,r
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, March 1.-The county cleo
ton to-day resulted in the defeat of the
Democrats by majority estimated at
from 500 to 1000.
Policeman John Gear, while attempt
ing to arrest some burglars, was shot
In the leg so severely as to render am
imitation necessary.
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ST. LOUIS, March z.
Flour quiet and unchanged, demand
chiefly for low grades. Wheat quiet
and unchanged at 55a2 20 for winter.
Corn closed firmer but unchanged at So
aS6c. Oats dull and lower at 65a6Sc.
Barley, nothing doing. Ryeunchanged.
Provisions very dull and nolsinhHy
favor buyers, very little doing, Lard
dull at 15c for choice kettle.
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State of West virginia.
Ohio Comfy Circuit Com! -F.hr,
Rules, lSGS.


Ohio Comfy Circuit Comi -Eha..
Rules, lSGS.
Robert Moore and Charles Moore, u4gtu,I, mr..
der the firm name Of Robert Muon Ero
who sue in their own behalf a. w,ll %. IN b
half of all the other creditors OF The estate a,
Thomas Omen, deceased,
Thomas Gray, executor under the last NIL a.,
Thomas Omen, deceased also Elizabeth Omen
! widow of said deceased; also William Omrr
| MaTraret Omen, Sarah Omen, and Tbop,.
Omen, children of said deceased aud Will
said last Thomas Omen Is ~ infant, 40
Thomas RAtClitf, John Bruce. Eoblt Birler
tom: also Margaret RatclItr and John Gilrhr,,
Jr., the administrative and administrator =
Thomas Lynn RAtcliil. deceased and william
w. Blanchard, the administrator Vi William
| Limerick, deceased, and Thomas J. Campbell
Sheriff Of Ohio county, aRd =, such admit,
traitor Of Joseph Britt, deceased.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUR is 70
| i compel a settlement Of the account Of
Thomas Gray, executor under the last will q
| Thomas Omen, deceased, and Suggesting dt
vastayit that he has committed. AID compel t.s
defendants, Thomas Ratcliil, John Rrucc Robert
| Bickcrton, and also Margaret RatcliR aud Job
| Gilohrist Jr., the administrator and admins
| traitor of Lynn Ratclih, deceased and william
| w. BLANCHARD, Dr., administrations 81 william
Limerick. deceased, and Thomas j. Campbell
Sheriff of Ohio county, amt ~ such admiui,ta
tor of Joseph Britt, deceased TO make good said
devastavit committed upon ;hc pant OF ,ld
Thomas Gray, executor. &c.
The said Thomas Ratclih Joseph Britt Lohr
Bruce, Robert Bickertou, Lynn Eatc!f, and
William Limerick, having been the surtie
upon the executorlal bond Of Thomas GRAY
under the last win Of said Thcma, Omen a.
ceased
1t appearing from the return of the sheriff Of
| Ohio county that the defendant Robert Bi,t
erton, Margaret Rate lih' John Gti,hrrsI aa1
William w BlnnCkart, Jr, arr no inhabitants
IL also appearing from an AFFIDAVIT Tiled H. %,
cause that they are not residents ui thsSAtc
On motion Of complsinnnt'S counsel II Is Of.
dered that they 90 appear here within orr
month after the fourth weekly publication al
posting of this order nt the front door Of ~
| Court House of Ohio county, and do VIA, Tie,
may deem proper Ia protect THEN Interest H
| the above entitled cause.
Test: MICHAEL J. BEElNlG
CALDWELL & Son. CIth
Soils. for COmplainants. icUIlauiN
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Died.

New YORK, March 7.-Richard H.
Beyard, United States Senator from
Delaware, died in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday.
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saafe 81 West Yirginia. $,

At RHIes held Ia Tie Clerks Dhos y 4,
CircHft Court Of Marion CogstS o.
fret Monday IN february, Zoo
- r.. Debt and AttashH''rt
Al5saham Smith. - ,,oST
TSo RECOVER OF THE DEEESDAhII,,S.IsS
i hundred and lfiy dollars tsijs ~ 80 -
teFost thereon from the 18th day q hsn 40 <
tHi paid and cost, sah jeet 20 credit o. y.lss:i
KarCh 18th, 1857, andto attach ths aef A. J:
estate IN ala county 20 pay the sane' -
appearing that the defendant v nos 20, X,
Of this State, II u ordered that DC AgP 80
within one month aSter due pubieS,.I0ts .s,,s,
and do what r. necessary 70 protect hN
in this suit. feit -, s1sy.
A COpy--Teste: r. B. DCIL .,E
WnsOx q s1TH, P.P 'fOi"'-
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L. Moore. Assignee, Sc

Sarah Venatti, Wilson NeBatti,
Lindsay VenattI, John Venatti, In thwu0
Catherine Ycnatti BENJAMIN
Yenatti and Jas Venatti, heirs at
law Of John s. Ncnatti, deceased.
Affidavit having been made before m, fficat
Cox Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Nulr coar
w. West Virginia, that the defendant 10 ih'
cause are non residents OF this State u j. tfefJ
fore ordered that they afpoar within oDr mq1's
after due publication of this order 20 ,ts NLfd
ing REGISTER, 4 newspaper circulating 10 o.
said county, and protect their interest, "a On
suit the object of which Is to subject Tie "a
estate Of John 5. YenRtti 10 sale Tor debit ops
tracted during his lifetime.
Given under my hand at my Office IN HdD'
county, January 25th, le6r.
FRIEND COX Clsh
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March Z.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm and
1c better; sales of No. at 95a96c. Oats
lc better; sales of No. l at 66c. Rye
firm: sales of No. at So.
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Fish, Oysters, Game, Meat,

A nd ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
"A 1y Groceries, always fresh, and Of the
choicest qnLity, can b had BY calling next door
novi4 JOHN G. HKFTLEY.