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Trmstee,a SIC

ny virtue Of 9 Deed OF Trust &c me executed
ID by Joseph Mitchell on 10ih day of Mas,
1861, and recorded In the Esgistsr's olics u
MISSISSIPPI county, Arkansas. IN book volume
Ist. page 637, for the purpose OF securing tns
payment OF esriain notes therein stated,
wiiis On
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DR.. JAMES.

- AA@S& - H4za1aHataAAH-.zz4l -
RORAIERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
II Custom b Ouss street. New Orieans festaf.-
hshed 1850, for the last even years located IN
Try IN tne successful treatment OF PETTATE
DL5EAsES, can be confids nffaliy consulted at
his office ana parlors, 81 and s3 RandoIp1 street.
corner Of Dearhez1 street, OF BY letter Foalofics
Drawer 58sS.
Or. JAMES treats CHRONIC HTERCraIAI.
SXPHlLlTIC. BLOOD and SEIS Disc 4rE-.
and sii 1-ORDEkS OF q CONTAGIOUS NE-
NEREAL IN ARAC EER-which he ures Y itn-
out the use OF mercury. iodid- D. rassfi arsenic
or any poison, but With his NECTRALEEEE5, q
positive cure for al n1IllJr3 and DsOod pol-ous.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, saen as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCrCRSAL aud DIa RS Al
EMISSIONS, brought on by sbEse OF TIE or
heredttarily, csuslng loss Of memory. eoniu-
sion, depression, dfmnsSs OF visiGu and often
times insanity. with deplerable train OF O. her
s. mptOms, treated ana radically crire- ~ AZ
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs Of q
private characters radically and FsrHansna
cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class. ~hsrs
the blood has become poisoned, pr0ducin< (
blotchfS on the face, small wassry blisters.
pains In the head and 1oueS, Clcera1ed threat
together with an endless number OF s1ffsr-
Enthusiastically and permanently cured.
DIX. JANE IS recon neuded BY he press cf
the country, ~ professors OF medical colleges.
and by the medical profession generally. Those
arfieted should apply 70 hin, AID be cured 81
once.
TaE MoS1roR. by Or. James. a treatise up7n
seases peculiar u the sexual organs Of e ghaE
sex causes Effects and f1eIF re11edias. ccmrIied
nom an experiences q twenty years pra tics
In the extensive treatment OF these dtseasel
sent 70 any address, securely Vrappad Frlcf
one dollar. Pam pallet On SPEZM Ar0 zRzEA- or
one on SyPHILIs, sent IN sealed enyelope npoa
receipt of posease-two red stamps. address
Dr. JAMS, Pcstsfiice drawer ssd3, CbieaE ..
Illinois. spiF z
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Wonder If the bosrdlng-house ra-
tiens have been stopped since Stanton'E
surrender Of the Wax Department.
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"a CONSTITUTIONAL VIEW OF THE LATE
NAE BETwEEN THE oTATEs: It's Causes, Chsai :
sc.sf, tioGdu and esults; resented in a So
ri.,s Of CoiloQu.es, at Liberty Han, by AieNan-
der Il. stephens Times change, and men siteu
change with them, eut principles never. IN
two Vols--NOl. I. National publishing COsilF
panv, Philadelphia, Penn; Ctnri4nati, Ohio
AtIauta Ga. Z chEaond. Va; Ksigler. McCnrdy
& CO., Chicago iii; st. LOUIS, 80.
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EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
n PROBE 50. .-FOrty-fOur Acres Of Land,
three miles due east or the CITY limits, corner ct
CGaytou aud HOLMES avenues. Has plenty Of
heavy timber, running water, ehglpIe Duliolhs
s,ifes- and is IN an excellent neighborhOod,
- III be sold in a BODY or divided 10 suit. Ap-
lo1y q VI ~ ARMUUR OF y. d. IUWHsESD,
No. 90 FronI-ROw. sp2
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- = 2 - ~ LA-51s AND RESI- DENCE Ft
artes & Har6eIt, a AlOnf5o. -e-ros 10 -
sslTner & t-tch srdson, 2 haWt.s1fs = n
fckson, Cunningham & Co, 7 It0Hafo -=COi, -
Bzaniey, King 8 smith, - Front. IL,
u H. Patrick & Co.. 2l4 kTenf. ~
r. 2 Batss q &C., z5a front.
,nane. Bell q Co., % kront. -
s.ssi-ler 4 Kirkiey. Feed store, 81 Hoaree., Fl
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~ raining to 6 rooms by q family = -
.ft.,.,Ss- an Crown. Must b. cent? &
- - RICHARD. Appeal ofheG,r r,,,,,-4
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EeTEgEESARV.
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The TOO am. Morning Express reaches Louts-
vile at 44e am; indianapolis At 10 am; Gin
cinnati at Y noon, and New York at ssSJ I, IA,
the next day, hours and 70 minutes IN ac vance
of any train leaving Memphis the same day by
other routes, and with one night less railroad
travel.
The pm Night Express arrives at Louisville
at izs30 pm; Nashville aLB:45 am; st. Louis al
I.sG pm. the next day. Eastern passengers
taxing this Train have choice OF routes from
Louisville either by the Jsff+rsonville Railroad
via Cincinnati or indianapolis, or the UElted
states Mail Line Steamers via Cincinnati,
reaching New York the second morning eleven
hoDrs and hfIseu minutes in ADVANCE OF pas
senge3 taking night train from Memphis by
any other route, and with one night less rail
road travel.
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EoR aAIn.

FECaFSt LEECHEs JUST RECEIVED.
I Al gIrT DRUG STORE, fresh supply OF
GENUINE SWEDISH LEECHES, which We
.0ffsr for gale On easobsDle terms. We give
peronaf and undivided attention TO our Pre-
scriptiou Depart tment, day and night. We Will
not sell ornsr thRn PURE AND kthSH NED
TCfNFS ROSE & VJGUS,
81 Main street,
rn.IqIrn Corner Winchester.
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Il Iorenstein & Bros, a. Main
Trsner. Lennon & Gale, v hOiesale, 80 Aiaius
4 Seessel & Son G59 Main.
Rice efIX q Co, " hoiesal5 ols, ks.all oUs laalh
'V.irls Bros. l. Co, - Main.
isIfs = Coil % Main
ffe~r FElsee Howell, Wood g. Co, $50 Main
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AflisOn Brothers, 20 Front.
fT-i-ee 4 scott, also, IluWareI 50. Second.
S,l1eries stout & Bro, ~ Second.
= PobbiHs q Bradley. z23 second.
1rs11oun bs g. lln., 324 alaln street.
orr D Bros. & Co., 5l2 FRONT.
n 'qVeffer Co.., l3 ana 10 AQnrOe.
- 1-H EfHsrrff
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It IS said TO be arranged among the
leading Radicals that Hamilton is to get
complimentary nomination and then
required to back down, on the ground
that ne IS ineligible, If the charge OF per-
jury in taking the candidates osth is
pressed upon him. Barbour Lewis hay-
ing failed at Washington, is no longer
after either the Postoffice or the Judge.
ship, but has q slight hankering after
another good place,
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FOR RENT.

EURNISHED ROOM.-A Furnished Frunf
~ Room, wlIh or without board. can be OBJ
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= IME. IIbiE, LINE-6EAY's STAR CAPE
a LlAE Tor sale, 10 The trade, ~
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4 $ soUEEllEIr " 114l 'l-As
GR8CEEIEa.
veht Mitchell 4 Co., 81 'esale, 10 Union
Se-f9r Ford s 20 = Union, Lee block
~ SSfnrIliva-f Co l52 Front,
fss-rrs. PARK q s = Front.
t1t -ifsuisOn. HitC 5-d front Row.
a ]. Roach q %, al4 Go-t 10 y,
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81. Dow, ~ NAH
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e,si5raath, Stewart a Co., No. IA Union.
S]i-fer d fucnE, Fish Depot, 81 Jefferson 81.
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HATFExs AND FURRIERs.

E-aneiseo & Wiggln, go Main.
4 T.-aandlsn q Co also Hhoes, ~ Main 81
Rides And a.EAFHER.
& s,,esoher, also Fir jings, 82o1S Main.
- - Phller Co. Adams. near river.
BUsEAN BEAIR AND WI8S.
= LaviEue, 2551z Main. See advertisement.
~. l. kodnsr. ass &Gtu.
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TSOR RENT-Up-stairs, No. ls Jefferson street.
u two Rooms suitable for Offices or sleeping
rooms. Annly az Appeal Office. mil
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TmINGs N TnE COUNTRY.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
During s recent brief trip into the
country, gathered few items that may
be interesting to your readers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph TO the Register !

LONDON, March 24.-Au influential
meeting was held ut the Mansion House
yesterday afternoon, presided over by
the Lord Mayor. A committee was APP
pointed to urge forward Geographic
communication to India, China and
Austria, by submarine cable. The Eng
lish government will be asked to assist
this important enterprise.
LONDON, March "a, Eyening.-It is
reported that emeutes occurred at Dor.
deaux, and seditious placards have
made their appearance at Paris, Lyons,
Marseilles and Roueno. The reforming
of the Guard Mobile is the assigned
cause of this disturbance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25

reporteds He was willing to allow an
hour for criticism as to the form of the
replication.
Mr.. Woodward wished to call the at
tention of the Managers to the fact that
the answer of the President to tho eley-
enth article amounted to a demurrer.
His own opiAion was that the demurrer
was very conclusive. He did not think
there was any impeachable offences
charged in the eleventh article, as the
answer put that point in issue, which
was legal question and amounted to
demurrer.
He thought there should be special
realization to that part of the answer or
a Joining of demurrer. This general
replication did not join any issues on
that article at all and was what might
be called departure in pleading.
Messrs. Bingham, Wood and Butler
spoke till II o'clock when the session OF
Monday closed and the session of Tues
day commenced.
After further discussion between
Messrs. Eldridge, Williams, and Others,
the replication and resolution was
adopted; yeas 1l6, nays Sh; strict party
vote.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
ResOlred, That message be sent to the
Senate, by the Clerk of the House, in
forming the Senate that the House OF
Represen atives have adopted replica
ton to the answer of the President of
the United StatesOn the articles of i'm
peachment against him, and that Ike
same will be presented to the Senate by
the Managers of this House.
The House, at the instance OF MIR.
Schenck, ordered to Ge printed the bill
to exempt certain manufactures from
internal tax as returned from the Sen
ate with amendments, together with
the report of the committee. He said
he would call up the subject tomorrow.
The hOur of one having arrived, the
Honse resolved itself into committee
of the Whole and proceeded to the Sen
ate'Chamber.
The members returned at twenty-five
minutes TO four, when the Speaker
resumed the chair.
Mr.. Washburne, of IlliaOis, chairman
of the committee of the Whole, reported
that the House had attended the Senate
sitting on the impeachment of the Pres
ident of the United States and that the
replication of the Managers TO the an
swer of the President was read in their
presence.
On motion of Mr.. Garfield, the COM
mitee on Judiciary was directed to in
quire into the expediency of providing
by law for the settlement of contested
elections of Electors of President and
Vice President Of the United States,
and that the committee report by bill
or otherwise.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
HOUSE.

The House committee on Elections
reported against both Kerr and Young
from Kentucky, and that the Governor
of that State be notified Of the vacancy.
Laid over.
The Post Office appropriation bill was
verbally amended. 1t goes TO the Pres
iGent.
Similar action was taken with the
Post Route bill.
The Senate bill amending the act of
March Sd, 1897, providing for the prompt
settlement Of public accounts, was pass.
ed.
Mr. Boutwell, reported the form of
replication to the Presidents answer,
which was read:
Replication by The House of Represents
tires Of the United States 10 the iRsWer
Of ARdrer johnson, President Of the
United States, 10 the articles Of Impeach-
meRt erhibited against him By The House
Of Representatives..
The House of Representatives of the
United States have considered the sew
eral answers of Andrew johnson, Presi.
dent of the United States, to the several
articles of impeachment against him by
them exhibited in the name of them
selves and of all the people of the Uni
ted States, and reserving to themselves
an advantage of exception to the
insutfieiency of this answer To each
and all of the several articles of
impeachment exhibited against said
Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, do deny each and every
ayerment in said several answers or
either of tEem which denies or traverses
the acts, intents, crimes and misdc
meanors charged against said Andrew
johnson in said articles of impeach.
mcnt or either of them. and for repli-
cation to the said answer do say that
the said Andrew johnson, President of
the United States, is guilty of the high
crimes and misdemeanors mentioned in
the said articles, and that the said
House OF Representatives are ready To
prove the same.
Mr.. Spalding inquired of Mr.. Bout
well whether the President had denied
that he was guilty under the articles.
Mr.. Farnsworth said that the Presi-
dent admits the facts and denies the
guilt.
Mr.. Spaidlng added that the Managers
would be met by legal critics in the
Senate. and they should he careful how
they drew up their replication.
Mr.. Boutwell, said that the attention
of the Managers had been drawn to a
peculiar form, filed on behalf of the
President, but that the answer was in
substance that he was not guilty.
Therefore, the form of replication was
different from that usually used in sim
liar cases. The answer to some of the
articles amounted to demurrer mere
", but on the whole, the Managers had
chosen to treat the answer as plea of
not guilty. The Managers were of the
opinion that no advantage could be
taken as against the House of Represen-
tatives to the form of replication now
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
From -. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Cora James,
alias Samantha PrsctOr, notorious here
and in Chicago for bringing suits
against all sorts ofpersons on the most
frivolous pretexts, was arrested here to-
day on charge of being q common
scold, and in default of bail was COM
mitted to Jail. She came here 10 attend
to suit against the Democrat for libel,
but finding it thrown out of court,
on motion for security for Costs, she
applied to Justice Bowers, J. L. Col
cord, prosecuting attorney of the Court
of Criminal Correction and others, to en-
terrain complaint against Judge
Rubee, of the Circuit Court, for mis-
demeanor in office, and conducted her
self generally in an Obstrcporous man
ner, hence her arrest as above.
Mr.. Price, a lawyer of New York, has
brought suit against 5. ii. BennOst, for
$4,000 for legal services rendered
while Bennost was conducting the
banking business in New York.
The Democratic primary meeting
which was held tonight for the pur-
pose of nominating members of City
Csnncil and school directors was nG-
merOusly attended. The Republicans
will hold n similar meeting tomorrow
night, and the campaign will be short
and sharp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
state Of West Virginia.
ohio County Cucuh COwf-IsLyHar7
Rules, lSGS.
Michael Riley


George Biggs. Allen Biggs, Daniyi EIgg. H'pr
Biggs. Priscilla Foley I'll Martin and NJ
heirs Mt law of Henrietta Martin Whose name,
are unkhOwR; William Galbraith and Mar
Ann his wife. Sarah Jane daughter u Bsh
ialnin Biggs, and her husband whose bame'
are unknown, beirs at Law Of BENJAMIN BgE'
deceased; Ann Bigg. the heirs at lAS o.
Abraham Roland OF Kline Roland 81 LIN
cana Blackstone, whose names are uukT"EI
- Wangh and bis wife. whoa name. 4is
unknown, heirs AZ Law Of DAyA kO@se Dc
erased; the heirs al law 81 Snau Sims sb"-
names are also unkIinpu. aud william ,m'
heirs At Law Of Jacob Roland leceAsed late 81
Ohio county: Robert X. Woods Rs'0ri'f u
Ohio county. Ia ChABosJ
'I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To ~
i force the lien Of Judgment recSrTrd Joy
complainant against Jacob Roland, d.craas' 1'
the SAFE Of a certain lot Of ground In Wet l''
erty, and swned by said Roland.
Aud II appearing ffOm an affidavit Asd D ~
cause that Priscilla Foley, I'll Martin ihs h''''
at law al Henrietta Martin the bsITs II 10 81
Abraham Roland, the heirs AZ laE 81 h"s'
Roland, the heirs at law Of LSthesBA I.laS Lotto
Washington l.. Biggs and Mary Ana MS 'ii'
john @ lsas and wife Maria, william SiHs. lla
the heirs 81 Law Of Susan Sins. arr n@ 80
dents Of this State and Il further appyaris!
that the names Of - Waugh AID bi' ~,
heirs At Law Of David Roland; Sarah j., dauGh''
Of benjamin Biggs, and her husband. nan"'
are unknown.
On melton Of complainant counsel, Is .
Ordered that they do appear here uithin o.
month after the fourth weekly publieAiios a.
posting Of this Ordsr at the front dDoF % ~
Court House Of Ohio cOuAty and do what ttsJ
may deem nj TO protect their interest 20 W
suit. Test: hICHAkLJ. BkEfNIG
JAoos A. CLAEKE Clefs
5OlA. for Complainant mari ioAEis
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March "a.
FLOUR Dull and dropping but not
lower.
CORN-Quiet ut SOC for ear or shelled.
OATS-Dull at roc, but saleable at
better than GO for No. /.
RYE-Quiet at l 10.
BARLEY-Scarce at = S0a2 81 for fall.
COTTON-Dull and nominal ut DC
for rniddling.
WHISKY-Irregular
MESS PORK-Quiet and can be
bought at "a IS.
BULK MEATS-Rather dull at lOta
l2i.
overwhelmingly unchaAged with
no demand, holders firm at full prices;
shoulders at lllc; sides at 13!c; clear rib
sides at l4tc and clear at 15c.
LARD-0pened quiet and closed with
u tirmer feeling, holders asking l6ic;
not much demand.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at
4Sa52c.
EGGS-Dull at pic.
SEEDS-Clover dull at 13fa13Ic.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm at 50a7 90
for butchers and 50aS so for shipping
per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP 90 higher for good to
choice. 2
HOGS-Sales at 9O0a1O so per GENITAL
gross.
GOLD-l S7f buying.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March "a
COTTON-Quiet and steady; sales
400 bales at 24tc for middling.
FLOUR-Closed steady with a mod
crate local trade demand.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady at 2 $5a
3 Al for No. = and 2 4Sa2 81 for No.
spring.
RYE-Quiet aud steady.
. OATS-Dull aud heavy at S3ic fol
western in store. lLl -
CORN-Quiet at Z7al 27t for new
mixed western afioat.
PORK--Dull and heavy at "a Gotta
"a 69s for new mess, cash and regular
and "a 90a25 90 sellers option for May
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Unehanged. z
BACON-Firm, with fair inquiry.
LARD-Fairly active and firm at l6i
al7c for fair to prime steam and kettle
rendered.
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The Replication.

New YORK, March 24.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says; A portion
of the Managers agreed last night to q
a general replication, viz: That the
said Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, is guilty eff high crimes
and misdemeanors in the manner and
form as charged against him as afore.
said, anything in his answer to the con.
trary Notwithstanding, and this the
House of Representatives is ready to
make good when the Senate is ready to
hear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
ImnnrInnI Necfsinn

WASHINGTON, March 24.-In the SUI
preme Court Judge Clifford delivered
an important decision, affirming the
decision of the Supreme Court of Con-
necticut in the case of the Society for
Savings, appellants, VS.. Gabriel w.
Coates, State Treasurer. The question
was whether deposits invested in
Government securities were liable to
State tax. 1t was held that
tax upon deposits held by savings
bank is not tax on securities, in which
they may be invested, for the tax on
deposits accIues whether they are in
vested or net. Judge Miller dissented
on the ground that this was only a tax
on Government securities in another
FORM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March "a.
FLOUR-More active and firmer, but
unchanged.
WHEAT-Unsettled; opened droop-
ing and closed tirmer; No. = spring
l 9lf; No. I do 2 00a2 OIL
CORN-Closed tirmer under good
demand at Sl4aSlic for new No. l; sci,
lers for all May nominally at S9la9Oc.
OATS-Quiet and steady at 574a57s.
RYE-Dull, heavy and lower; small
sales of No. at 81.
BARLEY-Qniet and firm at 5Oa
| 81.
LARD-Held at l6al6lc for steam
and kettle rendered.
BULK MEATS-Active and tirmcr;
shoulders lOc; rough sides llfal2c; short
rib 12!al2sc; clear sides l3tal3lc; sweet
picllcd hams l5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
by Telegraph to the Register.I

HAVANA, March 90. Two gems
d'armes are to be shot tomorrow Tor de-
sertion and robbery.
Violent shocks of earthquake visited
Porto Rico on the 10th and l7th OF
March. Buildings were badly damag-
ed, and ships were carried ashore
There is great scarcity of provisions
in Porto Rico.
Eight shocksof earthquake visited
st. Thomas on the 10th. No damage is
yet reported here.
An American steamer arrived at st.
Thomas from New York, with 100000
in specie to be placed at the disposal of
the Dominican Envoy, Pujal. The
latter is to proceed to st. Domingo
with the money for the purpose of Sc
curing lease of the Bay of SANTANA for
the United States from the new Baez
Government.
There is no good Authority for the
story that the deputation Of Domm-
leans had gone to Curacao TO bring
President Baez to the Capital.
The cholera has entirely disappeared
from st. Domingo.
Advices from Venezuela represent
that the revolutionists had continued
operations, but were badly defeated in
two engagements.
The gunboat Saco was at Porto Cabel-
10, looking afterAperican interests.
President Falcon and staff are also there
awaiting the present battles OF the
Venezuelan troops.
Several buildings were destroyed by
earthquakes.
Haytian advices of the 9TH state that
the battle at Darmah, Lagrande, result
ed in the defeat of CanOs with heavy
loss. Both sides of the national troops
hold the forts. A general amnesty has
been proclaimed. Salnave is at Cape
Haytien. Business is paralyGed.
The Columbian Congress in session at
Carthageua has given an American
company the right to build railroad
in the interior.
The earthquakes on the Island OF
Porto Rico destroyed the walls of the
municipal hall and of convent. An
earthquake at Antigua had badly dam
aged the buildings.
HAVANA, March 24.-Cholera ut st.
Thomas is disappearing.
A disturbance is feared at Santa Cruz,
and in consequence that Islald has
been excluded from sale by the Danish
West Indies to the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
Morgan W.. Delnno.

WASHINGTON, March PA report
in circulation to-day that the Commit
tee on Elections vote TO retain General
Morgan of the 18th Ohio district in his
seat was an error. The committee, by a
strict party vote, six Republicans. Shell,
laGarger being absent, against two
Democrats, resolved to report in favor
of giving the seat to Columbus DelanO
the contestant. They say lie was elect.
ed by 81 majority. 1t is not probable
the report will be made until next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-25
FTom North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., March 24.-The
Radicals claim that the Constitution
will be ratified, but the Conservatives
have speakers canvassing every county
of the State and feel confident of sue
cess. The Conservative committees are
also canvaSsing every Captains district
and registering voters. Quite a sensa-
ton was created yesterday morning by
the appearance of number of mysteri-
ons notices posted, supposed to have
Omanated from the Ku Klux Khan.