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EEipcaciiInent.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Supreme
Court continued all casses involving
the constitutionality of the legal tender
act till December.
The House reassembled at ten o'clock
and went iBto committee of the
Whole on the impeachment articles.
Mr.. WashbIrne, of Illinois, submitted,
for publication in the Globe, full ex-
animation of the whole question of i'm.
parchment for reference hereafter.
Mr.. Garfield spoke for impeachment but
desired the tenth article altered TO ex-
press the military offences of insGbor
diration and mutiny. Mr.. Lawrence,
of Pennsylvania, spoke for impeach-
ment and Mr.. Niblack against. Mr..
Williams denied the assertion by Mr..
NiblacS that StautOn'S testimony before
the judiciary committee contained the
declaration aud belief that the tenure-ot-
office law was unconstitutional Messrs.
Longbridge, Pike, Paine, and others,
spoke in favor aud Mr.. Kerr for i'm
parchment. At noon the Legislative
session of Monday commenced. Mr..
Trimble, Of Kentucky, opposing and
MeSSrs. Cuilom, Mccarthy and Lynch
favOying Impeachment
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cattell presented petition from
soldiers of the war of 1872, asking to be
pIaced on the same footing with the
soldiers of the late war. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Howard, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration Of I'M
detachment rules, Mr.. Anthony IN the
chair.
On the 2lst Rule being read, Mr.
Sumner moved to insert at the begin
ming, "the case shall be opened by not
more than two persons on each side
which he subsequently modified to read
"the case on each side shall be opened
by one person." which, after debate
was adopted -.
The question required Oh the motion
by Mr.. Williams to strike out the article,
when Mr.. Edmunds moved to amend by
inserting after the words on each side,
the words "uuless otherwise ordered b.!
the court on application dor that pur'
pose" Agreed to.
The twenty. second rule having been
read, Mr.. Frelinghuysen offered the iol'
lowing amendment to come IN ut the
beginning on the final question whether
the impeachment is sustained, the ayes
and noes shall be taken on each article
of impeachment separately" Agreed
to.
Other unimpertant amendments were
made to the rules.
Adjourned.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, March 2.-The Cabinet
changes continue to be the chief topic
ofconversation. The Times in an edi-
torial is confident that the Ministry is
now complete; that DIsraeli becomes
First Lord Treasurer in place of Derby;
Sir Hugh Cairns, Lord Chancellor, in
place of Chelmsford, and Governor
Hunt. Chancellor of the Exchequor, In
place of Walpole.
The steamer City of Boston has ar
rived out.
LISBON, March 2.-The mail steamer
arrived from Rio Janiero on the sth of
February,
The cholera, which had been very Sc
we're at Buenos Ayres, was abating in
violence.
4 change had taken place in the min
istry at Buenos Ayres. President Mi
tire was at present in that city. The
new cabinet had not been announced.
BERLIN, March 2.-The ZOllverein
Convention assembled to-day. Count
Bismarck was present and in brief
speech welcomed the delegates. 1t Is
given out that the deliberations Of the
Convention are to be exclusively con-
fined to commercial subjects.
LONDON, March 2.-Eyening.-Dls-
raeli has called a private meeting of the
tory members of Parliament.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2.
FLOUR-Uuchanged aud quiet; not
much demand.
WHEAT-Quiet AID unchanged; not
much demand.
CORN-Firmer, closing at s2ss3c for
new.
OATS-Firm at &c.
RIE-Scarce aud advanced to l 75a
l so.
BARLEY-Unehauged and firm at
2 80 for fall.
COTrON-Quiet; middling 2Oia2le;
buyers don't offer better than 20c for
middling.
TOBACCO-Firm and quiet with no
sales.
MESS PORK--Dull and declining at
"a GOa25 90.
BULK MEATs-In good demand at
1Oa12c for shoulders and sides; holders
at the close asked 5afc higher.
BAC0N-In good demand; sales 2l0
hcgsheads at I13c for shoulders, and l4s
a14Fc for clear rib and clear sides.
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M to the area ia front of the Speakers
chair and deposited his ballot in a box
kept by the tellers; no Democrat voted.
The ballots being counted, the Speaker
announced that Messrs. Stevens, butler,
Bingham. Boutwell,, Wilson, Wliilanns
and Logan having received a majority
Of the votes cast, were duly eleetea.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered q resolution that
n message be sent to the Senate inform
ing that body that the House had ap-
pointed managers to conduct impeach-
meut against Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, and had di-
rected such managers to carry to the
Senate the articles agreed upon by the
House to be exhibited In the mainten-
ance of such impeachment, and the
Clerk of the House shall go with such
message. Adopted.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered resolution that
the articles agreed to by the House to
be exhibited in its name and in the
name of the people of the United States
against Andrew Johnson, President OF
the United States, in maintenance OF
impeachment against him for high
crimes and misdemeanors in office, be
carried to the Senate by managers ap-
pointed to conduct such impeachment.
Mr.. R,ss suggested to strike out the
words ''people Of the United States"
Mr. Perham suggested that all Demo-
cratic members of Congress might be
struck out.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Schenck 1T was or
dered that it shall be in order to-mor-
row as if it were Monday TO move to
suspend the rules.
Dir. Eldridge moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of considering the
protest of the Democratic members.
Mr.. Kelley objected.
The House, at quarter before Z, adj
iuurned.
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New York Marker.
NEW YORK, March :

NEW YORK, March :.
FLOUR-Closed dull; 5alOc lower;
decline chiefly upon medium grades.
overwhelmingly lower, with II
strong desire to realize.
RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Dull and heavy.aat 5Uc for
western in store. ..1.ts. s.....
CORN-Dull aud lower at l7al ~
for new mixed western atioat and l II
for old mixed western in store.
PORK-Quiet and steady: % OOa23 l2t
for old mess; "a 5Oa24 625 for new mess
and "a rs sellers option for April.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS Moderately active and
firm. a'.l
BACON-Quiet, and without decided
change.
LARD-Quiet at 16al6ic for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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The Worcester Murder and Robbery

Ihe worcester Nuruef anu ksoDOery
WORCESTER, Mass, March l.-Charles
T. James, one of the murderers of Jo-
seph Clark, of this city, on Friday even
ing, was captured in Providence and
brought here yesterday. Nine hundred
dollars, q watch, and diamond pin,
Clark's property, were found in his pos
session. He says the affair was planned
by lis accOmplice, tho notorious General
James, before coming to this city. The
plan was to murder and rob Clark, then
destroy all evidence of the murder by
burning the building. 1t was we'll
known that Clark usually carried a
large sum of money with him and wore
valuable diamonds.
Clarke had previous acquaintance
with the General, and charitably paid
his bills during the few days they were
waiting to murder him. Friday even
ing was the first time they found Clarke
alone. The deed was done With small
broad AK, which they carried in coat.
The General attracted Clarke's atten-
ton while Charles stepped behind
Clarke and struck him mortal blow.
Very valuable personal effects were
overlooked by the murderers. The AK
was thrown into the canal while on
their way to the Western depot, where
the General was arrested and Charles
escaped.
Clark's mistress entered the room
soon after the murderers left, and discov-
ering the fire gave the alarm.
Charles is twenty-five years of age
and has below the common average OF
intellect. The General is thirty-One
years of age, has lost the sight of the
right eye, and has wicked look. He
is said to be the person who poisoned
the celebrated trotting horse India
Rubber in Boston, about two years ago
The prisoners will be examined be.
fore the Police Court tomorrow. The
Indignation felt against them is very
great.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Order Of Publication and ~.
flee AUS


! In the District Court Of the Init,
States for the District Of Vest Tir u%ued
In the matter Of James Hampton g" Rug
rapt, IN Bankruptcy, District of M.
Virginia, s.. ""
an THIS IST DAY OF FFRPr,r-
" A. ID. 1s6s, on reading a. VtAkf,
ing petition, it is ordered, that hearing o'ssO,
upon the same on the 18th day of FEBRISS p DAG
A. u. 1868 before said Court at the ofErs SSLHl,
B. Caldwell, Register IN Bankruptcy n, ~, ~ GeO.
OF Wheeling, in said District, at 10 octo"I city
NJ, and that notice thereof be pubTsbaJ a, 4.
per week for two successive weeIs = ohee
Wheeling Daily REGISTER. and in III. Ihe
ner in the wheeling Weekly TRtcaiqeaesr IN IN
that all Creditors who have proved snd
debts, and other persons in interrs, 'ne'r
appear at said time and place and show IN may
any they have, why the praS CT Of the ss;J "
ton should not be granted. And thar ~ p'tl'
Ond and third meetings Of Creditors m tc'
place at the same hour Of day aud the -.
place on February 2sth, is6s, and February sac sS
is6s s'h,
And il is further ordered, thar all such cr-,,..
whose places Of residence arr knoWD ~ ' WNrs
entitled co service OF notice vi the said oe
and order, either personally or by lrt,rT w
dressed TO them at their known usual uI,,. q"
residence, attested by the Clerk OF ~. 80
and sent by mail, or served at their usual ,g.sN
nj abode by the Marshal or his Deputy a p.-es
due proof shall be given. ''''0i
Witness, the Hon. John j. Jackson u IA.
of the said District Court. and ,l, SS
f. g. thereof, at Wheeling, In said pis,rs., -
the 3lst day OF January. A. u l-s,, 's
JASPER Y. MOORE
Clerk Of District Court for sail Di>r+i.,
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance of sk-,.
order. "
+, ". MORTON
Q. S. Marshal District West virgip,,
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y HAMS Sugar cured f7a17ic, bulk
hams 13ic loose.
LARD-Dull and offered rather freely
at 151c, without buyers.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 40a44c
for fresh western.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged.
COFFEE-Unchanged and firm.
OILS-Linsced l 10. Lard 25a1 30.
Petroleum 42a44c for refined free.
SEEDS-Cloyer dull ut 123a13c. Tim
othy dull at 9 40a2 so.
BEANS-Are very scarce; white sell
at 90.
. GOLD-l 40Ia1 400.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March =.
Markets heavy and unsettled. Flour
dull and dropping, with the demand
light. Wheat unsettled and lower, and
held at 93ta1 93t. Corn lower and
dull at 77ta77!c. Oats lower and dull
at 543c. Rye quiet and steady at 56a
| So. Barley dull at , 07a2 o.. Pork
nominal and held at % 50a2i %. Lard
dull and nominal at l5!al52c. Bnlk
Meats held firm; shoulders at 9aa9.c.
Dressed hogs inactive and nominal,
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, February "a.
CATTLE-The offerings of Beef Cat
tie this week amount to 797 bead-360
from Ohio, So Mason county, Va, %
Southwestern Va, and 6S from Chica-
90 by the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad,
lao from Pennsylvania, and 40 from
Maryland on foot, and 60 left over from
last week. The prices ranged as fol-
lows: Old Cows and Scalawags 5'O0a
o.; common Cows s 5Oa7 90; common
beef Cattle Z 25a7 -; fair beef Cattle
8 90; good beef Cattle s 5Oa9 90; prime
beef Cattle 8 25a9 IS.
HOGS-The supply Of hogs was light,
the prices ranged from IL 75al2 20. ;,
SHEEP-The supply of sheep was
very large this week, with some fine
sheep offering; We quote 4 50a7 90,
though but few at the latter figure.
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New York Cattle marker.

NEW YORK, March Z.
RECEIPTS-Beeves 50l2; sheep and
lambs, 81, 959; hogs, II, $40. - 81. D..
BEEF CATTLE-NO buyers to-
day, owing to the Indictment weather.
The market was only moderately ac-
tive and prices weak. The following
were on sale: car loads at Hudson
City, Is head at lCemmunipaw, and
400 at 40th street Extra, sales ut l9ta
2Oc; prime, 15!al9c; first quality, l74a
l8tc; fair to good, 17a174c; ordinary, l5a
l6c; inferior, sale.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market
has been moderately active and quite
steady to-day. The number on sale
was about $500 and the demand mode
rate mainly, for good; prices firm; extra,
Sadie; prime, 7a7!c; common to good, ia
6fc; inferior, 6a5fc.
HOGS-Quiet, no sales; common TO
prime sea9c. Arrivals yesterday and
to-day: 9 cars at 10th street and s,744
head at COMMUNICATE.
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To Eli II. Price,

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON THE lIrH DAY
of March, 1859, nc the oficcef T. smith iE
the town Of Fairmont, West Virginia, between
the hours Of ". and 6 r. w. " that day
shall proceed 20 t.rke the dispositions Of Asbufy
Wilson and others, 90 he red ~ evidence 81 the
hearing of q chancery cause now pending 10 the
Circnit Court Of Marion, IN which | arn con
plainant and you are defendant, aud II lrum aHy
cause the taking Of said dispositions he not con
menoed, and II cOmmcnccd bc not completed On
said day, the taking thereof will b. continued
from time to time and irOm day TO day at the
same place and between the same hours until
completed. Respectfully,
febGIawIt POLLY PRICE
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State of West virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Comt-FsbrHa
Rules. 1863. -

Ohio County Circuit CoWt-EebrHary
Rules, 1868.
Robert Moore and Charles Moore, partners un.
der the firm name of Robert Moore & Bro,
who sue in their own behalf, rs well as in be-
half Of all the other creditors of the estate OF
Thomas Omen, deceased,
VS..
Thomas Gray executor under the last will Of
Thomas Omen deceased: also Elizabeth Omen,
widow of said deceased; also William Omen,
Margaret Omen, Sarah Omen, and Thomas
Omen children of said deceased. and which
said last Thomas Omen is an infant; also
Thomas RatClifi, John Bruce. Robert Bicker.
ton: also Margaret RatclIff and John Gilchrist,
Jr, the Administrative and administrator 81
Thomas Lynn RatclifT, deceased, and William
w. Blanchard, the administrator of William
Limerick, deceased and Thomas j. Campbell,
Sheriff of Ohio county, and as such admins;
$3.50 In Chancery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO
i compel a settlement of the account OF
Thomas Gray, executor under the last will of
Thomas Omen, deceased, and suggesting de-
vastavit that he has committed. aGd compel the
defendants, Thomas Ratcliff, John Bruce, Robert
Bickcrton. and also Margaret Ratclitf and Johu
Gilchrist Jr, the administrative and admins
TRAITOR of Lynn Ratclitf. deceased, and William
W. Blanchard, DR., administrator OF William
Limerick. deceased, and Thomas j. Campbell
Sheriff of Ohio county, and "a such administra.
tor of Joseph Britt, deceased. to make good said
devastavit committed upon the part of said
Thomas Gray, executor, &c.
The said Thomas Ratelif Joseph Britt. John
Bruce, Robert Bickerton, Lynn Ratcliff, and
William Limerick, having been the sureties
upon tho executorial bond of Thomas Gray,
under the last viii of said Thomas Omen dc.
ceased
1t appearing from the return of the Sheriff of
nbin " that ba dafa pahart III
erton, Margaret Ratcliff, John Gilchrist, and
William W. Blanchard, Jr., are no inhabitants:
il also appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that they are not residents of this State,
On motion Of compliments counsel, IL is or.
dered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication, and
posting of this order at the front door of the
Court House Of Ohio county, and do what they
may deem proper to protect their interest in
the above entitled cause. -
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG,
CALDWELL & SoS, ' Clerk.
Soils. for Complainahts. febSe 1awiw
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West Virginia, s..

II Rules he'd in tie Clerks 0gicc Of ne
circuit Court Of Marion Comfy % IL.
first Monday in February, leGs.
Wilson g. Smith)
rs In Debt and upon 40 Al
Abraham Smith. tachment.
rI'O RECOVER FROM THE DEFENDANT
i thirty dollars with Interest thereon from
the 29th of March, 1854, till paid aud costs and
TO attach the estate Of said defendant IN aid
county TOT the payment thereof And IL Rppear
ing that the defendant il not resident 81 this
State, Ordered, that he appear here IN Ous
month after the due publication Of Inis order
and do what Is necessary to protect hi, Interests
in this suit.
A Copy-Testo Il, d. LOTT, ClerL
WILSON & Smith, p. q. febG.IawU
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Robert LNep

70.
William 5. McCloud, Polly H.
McClOud, Hannah ]. McCioud,
Clark McClOud, Dudley ID. Me. H. Ck,,,.,,
Cloud, Louisa McCloud Virginia
McCloud, John q. McCloud. and
Annie Il. McCloud, heirs at Law
Of Cornelius McCloud deceased
Affidavit having been made before me Fr,Dt
Cox, Clerk OF the Circuit Court ct Wtt.rl e,pn
ty, West Virginia, that the del. ndauts in nh,
cause are Bon.residents OF the State ul Wcsi Vi,
ginia Il is therefore ordered that the dcirp,rpt.
appear within one month after the doe puLlr.
ton OF this order in the Wheeling RAaisIEE
newspaper circulating in the said county. and
protect their interests in this sUlL The obiett
Of this suit is to obtain deed for certain tTar,
of land lying in WetEel comfy, West Virgin,
sold By Cornelius MeCloud to the plaintiff IN IN,
lifetime OF the said McCloud, being the uad,y
ded interest that the said Cornelius MCCload had
as heir at law Of John McClopd
Given under my hand, u Is 18th day Of jam
airy, ls6s. FRIEND COX, CLERK
fe6l9-oawIt.
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NJ. Louis Market.

st. LOUIS, WITVH q
Flour in good demand with no quota
BILE change in prices. Wheat, more
doing, but unchanged. Corn, dull and
unsettled. Oats, tolerably firm, but un-
changed. Barley, unchanged. Rye,
firm ut | 20. Provisions, dull and easier.
Pork, sales a; - 10. Bacon quoted lc
lower. Bulk Meats, nothing doing
Lard, very little doing and prices easier
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Run-olo Market.

BUFFALO, March =.
Market dull and prices unchanged.
Heavy snow storm, all trains on eastern
roads greatly behind time.
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New Work Honey Market.

NFN lUEk, NIUTVH .
GOLD - Opened at l Az, closing
steady at 4lal 4ls.
GOVERNMENTS - Henry Clews *
Co., furnish the annexed prices at 4:3O
p. NJ: Coupons 81, LOCAL IL; do, '62,
lOla1 l0!; do, "a, 07sal Us: do, '65,
O95al OSy; do, new, l O6&a1 O6S; do,
81, O6Sal O75; l0.40s, Olal OIL; 7-3Os,
05lal 06..
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Whisky Metres.

New YORK, March 2.-Thc Times
Washington dispatches state that the
Whisky Metre committee has concluded
its examination of metres, having
tested ten different inventions. What
their conclusions are cannot be definite
Y sintrI.
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From Toledo

TOLEDO, March 2.-The most furious
gale and snow storm Of The season set
in from the Northeast shortly after
noon yesterday and still continues. The
snow is badly drifted, and trains on
all rail roads in this vicinity are
more or less delayed in consequence.
Thermometer 10 degrees above zero.
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Hung.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Lucy Pur-
nell, a colOred woman, was hanged to-
day ut Snow Hill, Worcester county,
Md, for the murder of. Hanson Robin
son, colored man, two years ago. She
confessed her guilt.
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Unanimous

CINCINNATI, March 2.-The delegates
elected by the Republicans of Hamilton
county to attend the State Convention
at Columbus on the 4th of March are
unanimously in favor of General Grant
for President. "a
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TO Whom Il NAV CONCERN.

u'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GiYks
L notice Of bis appointment ~ ss-igncs Of
the estate Of John W Fletcher. OF Jibsrtl
tOwuship in the county Of Ohio, IN the Di'usI
Of West Virginia, and Who wa, 70 Wit. 90 ID,
18th day ~ January, A. ID. IsGs. sdiudEed
bankrupt, nPon. the petition Of himself By he
Z. ). District Court Tor said District.
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia 30. H'I
day Of February, A. H. 'ens
feb22 ItaW3w Z g. BARR
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Ssw York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March =.
One of the severest snow storms of
the season set in yesterday and has been
blowing all day with such "a wild fury
so as to block up all avenues of trade
to stand still, and hence there is
scarcely enough doing to notice any al
teratiOn in prices.
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Nitro-GIyceriDe

g WASHINGTON. March "A Govern
ment detective reports that the nitro
glycerine purchased in New York was
by the agency of Canada house, and
has never been in the United States.
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4 rresfed.

TROY, March 2.-David Brown was
arrested here yesterday for attempting
to murder his wife by stabbing her.
She will probably die.
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Deaths.

, PORTLAND, Me-, March 3.--Advices
from South America report the death
of Ex-Governor Dana, of Maine. Six
other former residents of Maine, also,
died within few days, all of cholera.
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rs.
Sarah Nenatti, Wilson Veaatti
Lindsay Tenatti, John Nenatti. In CHI.
Catherine Venatti, BOnhmm
Vanatti and Jas. Yenatti, hairs at
law Of John s Nenatti, deceased.
Affidavit having been made hefnrt m, r.,
Cox. Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Wriy, mas
ty West Virginia, that the defendant, m ~
cause are non residents OF this State II |, -.
fore ordered that they appear within one Dn,,,
after due publication OF this order 10 III, Wb.s,
ing REGISTER, a newspaper erCuialipF q, -
said eOInty, aud protect their inar..,. "a ~
suit, the object of which is e. sgbbcl Nh, ~
estate Of John =. venatti "a sale "a! lehr, 80
tracted dnring his lifetime.
Given under my hand, At nay otto. Ia w.,,.,
comfy , January 2sth, Is6s.
% 90 FRIEND coz rl.k
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Murder.

New YORK, March 2.-L. Pinhear, q
labOrer, murdered his wife in Green
witch street Saturday night, by brutally
beating and kicking her. The murderer
was arrested
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March =.
Wheat, dull; amber held at 2 Sc. Corn,
quiet and dull; sales at o5tc. Oats, dull.
Rye. nominal. Glover Seed, sales ut
725.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, March =.
Flour dull at 9 50 for best spring ex-
ira. Wheat unsettled at &c for No. l..