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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-16
The Luddiugton Case.

New YORK, September 15.-In the
Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Judge Russell, whe was presiding, de-
livered an opinion in the case OF the
People versus Moses E. Luddington.
The defendant, who is resident of Chi
eago, was charged with having obtained
goods to the value of $4,000 from firm
in this city. An indictment was
found against him in this District and
on the requisition made on the Governor
Of the State of Illinois, Luddington was
surrendered, he being at the time in the
custody of the marshal of the United
States for the Northern District of Hi
nois. Judge Russell decided that, the
defendant being in custody, under gen
eral charges, could not be legally taken
out of the custody of the said marshal.
The defendant was then discharged, but
was Immediately arrested by the sheriff
of New York county, when a violent
struggle ensued, the sheriff fighting
manfully for the possession of the pris-
sner. The bystanders Joined in the
melee, on either side, according to their
respective sympathies, and an uproar-
ious scene ensued. The New York sher-
if secured the prisoner, however, but a
writ of habeas corpus was Immediately
applied for and will be returned this af-
ternOOn.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September 4.-An iron
steamer called the Dumbarton, which
has been fitting out ut various piers,
in this city and Brooklyn, sailed under
very mysterious circumstances from this
port about six weeks ago. Information
in the hands of United States Marshal
Murray has led him to believe her OBJ
ject is to take a cargo of slaves from
the coast of Africa to Cuba or Brazil.
There was no evidence tangible enough
to authorize a seizure while she was in
port, but later information has con-
firmed the Marshal since she sailed.
1t is thought she will stop at one of the
small Nova Scotia ports and take in ad-
ditional supplies. Another vessel is
fitting out here at present, intended, 1t
is supposed, for the same purpose.
William j. Rec, commission mer-
chant at No. 80 Broad street, and VII,
liam NJ. Martin, a lawyer at NO. 40
Nassau street, were arrested yesterday
on q charge of forging and passing .
promissory note for $3.50 on oamuei
X. Jacobs, a note broker, on New street;
Mr.. Jacobs testified to the facts, anu
Mr.. Lansing, Of the American Exchange
National Bank, testified to paying Mar
tin money on q check of Mr.. Jacobs.
The case was here postponed, and hoe
and Martin committed.
The total number of deaths in Brook
Ign during the past week was Isl, a
decrease Of II from the number report
ed the previous week. Of the dead
there were 80 men, 65 women, l26 boys
and 80 girls.
A Washington special states that q
reduction of the customs expenses will
be made on the whole Northern from
tier, the force at Dunkirk and Roches.
ter being to-day reduced twenty and
thirty per cent.
The case of the United States against
Revenue Commissioner Rollins was up
to-day and adjourned till tomorrow.
The suit of Ii. Dawson for SoO,oOV
damages for a libelous article printed
in newspaper by John Jay. was before
the Court to-day on motion TO com
pei the latter to produce certain letters
of the late Chief Justice Jay, by which
Dawson desires to prove that the Chief
Justice was never hearty supporter
of the Constitution, although he signed
it. Decision reserved.
At the book trade sale to-day large
invoice from Philadelphia brought good
| prices.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 10.
FLOUR-Unchauged: sales of family
at 9 00a9 so.
WHEAT-Opened dull, but closed
firmer GOAL 95 for No. red:
CORN-Dull; sold at 96a97c.
OATS-Firmer at 56a56c.
RYE-Dull ut 81.
BARLEY-Firm aud unchanged.
COTTON-Dull ut 24ic for middling.
TOBACCO-Unchanged; sales of "
hogshesds of Jugs at Z 5Oa9 IS; leaf at
10 6Oa22 20.
WHIsKY-Firm at zoe in bond; l 30
PORK-Mess inactive; offered at
90 90.
LARD-Quiet at 19c.
BULK MEATS-Dull; sales of shoul-
ders at 1ltc and sides at l3ic.
BACON-Sales of shoulders at l2fc;
sides, 15c; clear rib, l6c and l6ic for
clear.
HAMS-Sales of sugar cured at 2oa
2lc; market dull.
BUTTER-Firm; sales of prime to
choice at 36a35c.
EGGS-Sales at 20c.
CHEESE-1c higher.
OILS-Linseed dull at IL, but can
be bought in large way at III.
BEEF CATTLE-In large supply ana
25a5Oc lower with butchers held ct 3 w
so.
SHEEP-Dull and 25c lower.
HOGS-Firm and in demand at III 0Oa
II 90 gross and for prime to extra;
those weighing $50 pounds gross sell 1T
the latter rate.
SEEDS-Fiaxseed dull at 2 4Oa2 40;
Timothy advanced to 3 OOa3 10.
HAY-Has advanced to 16 GOALS w.
GOLD-143a buying. r
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From, Maine.

BosToN, September l5.-J. G. Blaine,
Chairman of the Maine Republican
State Committee, telegraphs from Au-
gusta, 1--WE have carried every Congress
siOnal District, even where the vote is
closest, by over $500 majority; we have
carried every county, regaining the
three that were carried by Dennis last
year; we have elected every Senator
and seven.eighths of the House of Rep
resentatives, and have rolled up q popu-
lar majority for Governor Chamberlain
of 20. 600"
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, September 10,

CHICAGO, September 10.
FLOUR-Fairly active and a shade
firmer; spring extras at l5a9 so.
WHEAT-Firmer, active and &c high.
err; sales of No. at 55al GO and No. Z
at 53al 55, closing at l 5ial 5ii for
No. 2; sales of No. = since Change al
55i.
CORN-Jnsettled and moderately ac-
tive; sales of No. at 95a96c, No. : at
9la95c, and rejected at 92a95c, closing
at 95a954 for No. l; sales this afternoon
ut 95c.
OATS-Advanced 4aic, closing steady
at 50fa5lc.
RYE-In better request; sales at | u
al 81, closing ut 2Oal 2Oi.
BARLEY Aoti~" aud n"Gl 10 high
closing at Gal Ga for No. =
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whaIen Found Guilty and Sentenced.

OTTAWA, September 15.-There was q
large crowd outside the court room this
morning, but very few were admitted.
The prisoner on being brought in looked
pale and nervous. The jury having
been called, and answering TO their
names, they were asked the usual ques-
ton, when tho foreman replied that
they found q verdict OF guilty. The
prisoner, who heard the announcement
with great c"mposure, then made long
address to tho Court, in which he very
empnatlcally and solemnly asserted his
entire innocence Of the crime. He de-
MED having any connection with Feni-
anism, and declared he had been con-
demned because he was q Roman Cath
Ollie; that the evidence had been de-
liberately concoctea to convict him.
He was going on to speak of the cruel
treatment of Irishmen by England,
when he was interrupted by the Chief
Justice, who pointed out to him that,
whatever might be the case elsewhere,
in this country Irishmen and all other
classes were treated alike before the
law, and he had no reasonable grounds
for complaint. After solemnly caution
ing the prisoner against entertaining
any hopes of pardon, and implOring
him to prepare for the future, his Lord
ship sentenced him to be executed on
Thursday, the 10th of December next,
between 10 A. N. and p. NJ. The
prisoner was then removed. Intense
excitement prevails in the city.
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Call for a Meeting Of Congress

WASHINGTON, September 15.-Sena-
tor Morgan AMI Representative Schenck
had a conference this morning, and the
result of it is as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 10.
The President of the Senate aud
Speaker of the House of Representatives
were, by resolution of Congress, direct
ed to adjourn their respective Houses
until the third Monday of September,
1868, and on that day, unless otherwise
ordered by the two Honses, they were
directed to further adjourn their re.
spective Houses until the first Monday
in December. In accordance with the
request of the Republican members of
the Forty-ninth Congress, the I'M
dersigned decide and respectfully
recommend that there be a full
attendance of both Houses of Congress
on Monday, the 2lst day Of September
instant, promptly ut II o'clock noon. IL
is not expected that any general legis-
lative business will be entered into at
the time. or that the session will be
longer than necessary to provide for
another adjournment. 1t is important
that there should be such general at
tendance of members as will secure the
presence of quorum in each House.
[Signedl Z. ID. MORGAN,
Chairman Union Republican Com.
ROBERT G. SCHENCK,
Chairman Republican Congressional
Committee.
In course of conversation with these
gentleman they, as have other men,
bers, expressed themselves in favor of
further adjournment until the 2lst OF
October. They did not, however, think
proper to so recommend, believing
that this is q subject to be determined
by Congress itself. Senator Morgan
left for New York tonight, but will re-
turn by morning. General Schenck will
remain hero three OF four days after
Monday next to attend to business con-
nected with the Union Republican Con-
gressional Committee. Senator Wade
and Speaker Colfax will arrive here
Friday or Saturday.
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New York NJ arket.

NEW YORK, September 10.
COTTON-Lower; sales $50 bales al
25c for middling uplands:
FLOUR-In moderate local trade de
mand, without change.
WHEAT-Firm; export demand Is
checked by the sudden advance in Liv
erpool freights.
RYE-Dull at 4Oal so for western.
OATS-Heavy at 65a7Oc at depot; ia
73c afioat for new western.
CORN-Dull at 16al - for unsound;
| GOAL 2Oi for sound new mixed western,
PORK-Lower and dull at % OOa2o 81
for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT EEATS-In buyers favor, and
moderate inquiry.
LARD--Dull at l95a20c for fair te
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet ut 26ta27c.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, September ID

BEEVES-Quiet; average quality o.
offerings fair to good; quotations ranged
as follows: Extras, 16 so; prime. 10 OOa
% 90; fair to good, Is GOALS Is; ordi
nary, IA 5Oal5 90; interior, IL ooal3 w
receipts, 5434. :,
Mich COWS-In good demand,
at 40 0Oal1O 90: receipts, 1876.
VEAL CALVES-In good demand
and firm; first quality, II 10; prime
IL 00al1 so; common to good, y Qua
10 so; inferior, 50a9 90; receipts, 1913
SHEEP AND LAMBS Active and
steady at 4a7c for sheep and 7ta9c for
lambs; receipts, 3O,36l.
HOGS-Quiet and firm at IL OOall "a
for heavy corn fed; 10 50alO ST. fol
fair to good, and 10 90 for light to com
mon; receipts, 2O,25l.
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BY THE CABLE.
(By Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, September 15.-Rsverdy
johnson had an interview with the
Queen yesterday, being introduced by
Lord Stanley, and presented his creden'
tials as United States Minister. The
Queen has left for Scotland.
PARIS, September 1.-THE Emperor
will have a grand review of troops at
Javemasen to-day, and go to Biarritz
tomorrow.
Cork, September 15.-The city gov
eminent offers reward of one hundred
pounds for the arrest of the individuals
who have caused several fires recently
in the city and vicinity. {.
BRUSSELS, September 15.-The Inter
national Congress of Workingmen
closed yesterday. A resolution was
adopted advising workingmen to alb
stain from their trades during war. An
address was adopted calling upon work
ingmen to oppose war, refuse coun'
tenance to assassinations, and use their
efforts to educate the poor.
LONDON, September l5.-The telegraph
ic account of ithe terrible earthquakes
on the western coast of South America
created much excitement here. The
commercial world is eager for full par
ticulars of the loss of life, property and
shipping, and the arrival of mail reports
is looked for with deep interest.
The Pail Mall Gazette. this afternoon,
has leading article on the prospects OF
peace or war. 1t says that in every
capital of Europe, the belief that a
great and immediate war is pending,
grows day by day and that the best i'll
formed men expect it to break out before
the end of the year.
PARIS, September 15.-The defeat OF
NJ. Bufoure is interpreted as an omen
favorable to continuance of peace.
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Military Item .

WASHINGTON, September 15.-The
President directs that General Rous
seau, commanding the department o.
Louisiana, be assigned to duty accord
ing to his brevet rank of major general
This takes effect when Rousseau assume:
command. The late order assigning
Colonel Buchanan to duty according to
his orevet rank of major general is re-
voked aud he is assigned according to
the breVet rank of brigadier general, in
order that he may command tho district
of Louisiana, under Rousseau.
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what the Press Say ofihe Maine Eiec
ton.

New YORK, September 15.-The Her.
aid says a political earthquake swept
over Maine yesterday.
The Times says the Maine election
sho VS. that the people have made up
their minds to elect Grant and Colfax,
and is important as indicating the drift
of popular sentiment.
The Tribune considers the Maine cleo
ton as the commencement of the tidal
wave of honesty, which will sweep
over the country.
The World says the Republican ma
jority is a reduced one, and congIatu-
lates the Democrats of Maine in the
sturdy fight they made.
The Sun says the Democracy have
met serious reverse in Maine, and
considers the influence on the coming
elections will be great.
The Express says nobody expected
Maine to 60 otherwise than it did, but
if the Democrats gain as heavily other
where's several States may be consider
ed sure for the latter,
The Post considers the election as
complete a triumph of the Republican
party as ever before obtained.
The Commercial says the thanks OF
the nation are due to Maine for her vic
tory of yesterday. .
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Assnult ON N Proccssion.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, September ia
procession of Boys in Blue, while re-
turning from a neighboring town, last
night, were assaulted several times.
One man was fatally and several
seriously injured. Finally a charge
was made on the assailants, who were
driven off.
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After the Iudi,,.

ST. Louis, September IA Fort
Dodge letter to the Leavenworth Con.
sentative says: General Sully, with
the Seventh Cavalry, crossed the Arkan.
sas river on the 9TH. He took no bag
gage, and will push on night and day
until he arrives at the village of the
hostile Indians. A train of wagons
with supplies for a month will follow,
guarded by one hundred men.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, September 10.
GOLD--Firmer, opening at 143s;
closing at 1435 bid and 144 asked.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Opened
firm, with slight advance, bat closed
steady. Coupons of 81. ll4all4s; do
'62, 1l3sal13a; do ga, 109falO9s; do '65,
1llallls; do new, l09alO95; do ~, lO58a
109s; I0-40s, 104salO5.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September ID.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm and better;
sales white Michigan at , O6a2 O7, am
Der at , OH; No. l red at = OIL; No. 2 at
| s6; No. spring at 63al 81, and No. :
Mt 60. Corn 1c better; sales No. l nj
l OF, and yellow at o.. Oats shade
firmer; sales No. at SIC. Rye steady
at ~ for No. l. Barley held ut oU
for Canada. and l 20 for State.
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8g Teleeraph
TO TEE REGIsTER..-
GRAFTON.
discussion Of the Issues BE-
tween General fOlh'
Ewing and Ben
Stanton.
tsnsc;s, ssnatch to the Register.l

Especial Dispatch to the hegisterI
GRAFTON, w. Va, September To-
The gallant soldier, General Thomas
Ewing, Jr., by arrangement, is discuss
ing this evening, with Hon. Ben. Stan
ton, the great issues of the campaign, to
q large audience, of both parties.
The arguments of the old Radical
negro suffrage war-horse, of rebel, an
other war, West Virginia to be blotted
out in case of Seymour and Blair's cleo
ton, comprise his stock in trade. Ew
ing is now replying, and such a scath
ing argument have never heard.
General Smith, one of the finest speak
ers we have had in our State, and
brave and gallant soldier in the army
of the Union, closed the meeting, not IL
reply to Stanton, as he don't pit two
against one. Ewing has demolished
him.
The meeting closed with tremendous
cheers for our standard bearers and
speakers. L.
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Toruado.

MILWAUKEE, September ia dis
patch from st. Peter, Mimi, says
There was a terrific tornado and rain il
Minnesota on Friday night. Houses
and barns were blown into fragments
Grain stacks were scattered in every
direction. A number of persons were
injured; one, Mrs. George Briggs, fatal.
ly, and others seriously. Damage csti-
mated at $4,000.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL..-.--.... -..-.---sIOO,OOV
flee, II Monroe street, next door 70 First Ma
tional Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
&. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen
eTal Business Agent.
DIHECToRs;
John T. Wilson. George X. Wheat,
Jas. e. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James Mccuney,
A. &. Quarter. Morgan l. Off,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling; List, Morrison & Co.. Wholesale
Grocers Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan Co.
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft g. Co., Druggists, Wheeling Geo. W.
Franzbeim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & CO., Queensware,
Wheeling Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; L. C.McAfee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp.
bell, Frew & Co, Pubs. fnteHiJeneer, Wheeling:
Off, Son & Co, Hardware, Wheeling; J. Y.
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, fairmont;
X. =. Camden, Prest Nat. Elk. Bank, Weston.
w. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
mays
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UniYer.nli.t Convention

PROVIDENCE, September l5.-The
General Convention of Universalists
here was we'll attended. Delegates
were present from oil parts of the coun.
try. The session continues three days.
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-Max-
wells saw mill and three brick build
ings, at New Market, were burned last
night.
The loss by fire ut Gloucester, New
Jersey, is reported at half million dol
lars, with three hundred Thousand dol
lars insurance.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
The State of West Virginia
BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
! the Goth day Of August, A. ID. ls6s, War.
rant Of Bankruptcy was issued ont Of the Dis
triet Court of the United States for the District
of West Virginia against the estate Of William
Davis of Wheeling in the county Of Ohio in
said District, who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt on his OWL petition; that the payment
of any debts and the delivery Of any property be.
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him, are for.
hidden by law; and that meeting Of the creditors
Of said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees Of his estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to he holden
at his Office, in the city Of Wheeling, before
George b Caldwell Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District on the 25th day Of Sep
teInber, A. ID. 1893, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
L. s. Marshal u. W. Va, Messenger
by ". II. IRWIN, Deputy. sepi.2t
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
august Rules, 1868.
George Crumbaeker Complainant.
Sobiesk Brady, Trustee, Mary MCLEAN, James
MCLEAN, Ann Terry, Mary Elizabeth MoystOn.
wife Of William Ii. MOystOn, Halle MCLEAN.
and Charles MCLEAN. Claudine Ward, wife OF
Bolivar Ward, and Bolivar Ward J. w Ter.
~, and William II. hOystOn, Defendants.
In ChAncery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO In.
i force lien on the building. more particu.
larry described in the bin Of complaint 20 satisfy
a claim OF said complainant against said defend.
ants, for work, labor and materials delivered
and used on said building, to the amount Of
1l25 %.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled In the
cause, that all the defendants above named sx.
eept Sooieski Brady, are Don-residents Of this
State, on motion Of eomplainaut's counsel Il IL
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication. and
due posting Of this order, ut the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, and do Whit
they may deem fit to protect their interest In
the above suit
Test: MICHAEL J. BREIHIG; Clerk.
u. L CRASMER, Solicitor for Com plainant.
sugz7-oav4t
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