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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12

Wares OF all kinds, and complete variety of the
best GROCERIES,. All of which they propose to
sell mt the very lowest figures, depending on the
quality and cheapness OF their goods to gain
them custom.
Give them call before purchasing elsewhere,
and they will prove thatsthe above Is correct.
Room in Allsons building nearly opposite the
Court House, Waynesburg. 4;l,6-tf
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
A Rncy Conpariscn.

II DIDN'T like our minister's sermon last
Sunday" said deacon, who had slept all
sermon-tIme, to brother deacon, "Didn't
like It, brother Az Why, l saw you soddisg
assent 10 every proposition ofths speakern
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
heM'ayatsburoasspublitaa.
TIE B0YsiN BLUE FOR GRANT AND
COLfAN.

" fe1sf W'
Come jolly comrades. "Boys in Blue."
There's work on hand for Us to do
Weare going TO have n grand Review
This fall, we must all remember.
Our Gallant Chief whose Nag we boro
To Victory, In the field before,
Is marshalling his votran corps,
And he must have every memberi
Then, hip. IIurrah for u. S. GRANT,
And CoLfAx tool-the men we want;
Their banner we shall proudly plant,
In Victory, next NovembcrI
To tell you OF their glorious fame,
Our feeble pen Is far to lame.
But history records the same
The History OF our Na.ion;-
The first Is TIE HERO OF THE FIELp,
Who never yet was known to yield;
The esecond-a STATESMAN. ably skilled
In every qualification.
Then, hip, Iiurrah for this noble pa,ri
On the"ith OF March" each takes hls Chair;
While UP SALT RIVER both scymourand Blair
VIII go for recupera.ion.
This Seymour and Blair are the two Confod's
Who are arrayed as the fitting heads
or all the reb is ana Copperheads
From Maine to the Rio Grandc,
But. to defeat this vaunting crew,
A mighty host, both tried and true.
Join with million boys In blue.
And Wen do 1t up neat and handy.
Then, hip, HuRRAu! we'll sing and shout,
For GRANT and CoLsAx. good and stout!
And Seymour and Blair Well put to rout,
Along with the traitor Andyi
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
Dry Goods.
NEW STAND! NEW sTo2El
NEW STOCK!

The patronage OF the people Of our town and
county Is respectfully solicited ut the now stand.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Foi Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhooplnS
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and ConsumDtion.
a. W. RoDEN ., Agent, NNoyncsburg, Pa.

such Us Coughs, Colds, WhoopinS
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history OF
medicine, has anything won so widely and sodeeply
upon tne confidence OF mankind, ;ls THIS excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Ihroughn long
series Of years, and among most OF the races OF
men It has risen higher and higher In their estima-
ton, as II lils secvmc better known, Its UNIFORM
character and power to cure the various aGecuous
OF the lungs and throat, have made u known as ic
liable protector against them. Whue adapted TO
mlder forms ofdscase and TO young children, 1t ~
at the same lime the most cnectta iemedy that eau
be given for insipicnt consumption, and the dan.
gcrous affections OF the throat and lungs AS pro.
Vision against sudden attacks of CrOap. 1t should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidoto for them.
Although settled CoDsuDtDtioH Is thought in.
curabe, still great numbers OF cases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry JeciOra,. SO complete Ia its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs aud Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield TO It, When moth.
Ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry l'ecs
t0yal they subside and disappear.
sinDers and rassic Speakers nd'grcat pro.
lection from il. %.
cured by H.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY Periorui In small and frequent doses.
so generally arc its virtues known that we need
not publish The certificates ofthem here, or do moro
than assure the public that Its qualities are fully
maintained.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-12
Death OF Mile. o.Rcil,y.

The country will he panied at the death of
General harlcs @ Halpine, Of the New York
Citizen, better knowE us rivate Miles O'Reily.
While using chloroform to relieve the pain of
neuralgia, he took an over dose aud perished.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-22
Da1btmsteu 3am6+
N!naeapo!i5. Diinn.

Viii Ieap0.t5. Wil1l1.
5e;fa iu1bei! 5ttfa iu4tetE
So bin :mraer s~ersnust uno lufis babel.
Dflk aa@ re&t ~treusfbel 'mal fttns
81 tetre I'M gsafbin stpn Sauit NAL stn;
Jrasa eu. wer's benu stbta
Ireilih Ser Ye.eri Der nberaQ beltebt,
stets bat Der an 5anb. pas ,u ranf&eu 10.
e. stbt etnen auseeSet&neten 9tf&: :"
Beeffeat. paReten, &saut uub salat.
unb 8ott weib, pas Ct fDnt nt&t NOD bat
DeiGe Betten, norm uub reie ME Der @duee,
Uenn,s falt, etntn punfd pom We!stes. Safee ober Ibe,
Scpie I'm 5pn,mer eisfaltes Aie1,s f..~."tf ...
Tie feiuaeu unb befeu 2tauGre fnb t mcn hter.
uub t.im 8c,at1en If Der peter Elm liberaler Rann
grf 6reibt ME III sie1. rod III wents an. = .Ita'>.
Deun's alte 9uubeu, stbt Ct germ CREDIT
unb re4uet MUIR ben sans sep6hnlt&ea prpFt.
ans ertra fet3 ben. Garrner nod sefast:
Gin gutter 6tau unb frif&e 0ueue ~. E...> p.
Etupet uaan betn1 g!eter auf Der Steue. ..a .lt-
gu iatttru bte &ube. Oafen unb 9ferte
SIT i'm Stale glas fur etne game 5eerbe.
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spn,rst BIN III ben, Sptel bts gBaltinstsn. Isl
Der Setter tabet ~ersebent etu, - 4fs- --asa
Sr serlprtat tets lufto.unb fttl IL fttn.
421f = setter 8urfentns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-22

&tnbts mprp.-Gtne pblin, Naz
mems &cia 9sni, "a Sabre alt, unpsrs
beirottei unb In SO. l89 @tDinstonitr.
mobntait, wuree Don 3miQinaen entbun,
ren. Dte unnotdrli9e Wuttsr tpatf ems
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IN firen CUR opfl Woi1sr. nm &c ~ e,<
ir6nfsn Orr legtere Sdualtua war nod
an Nsbsn, cl5 II aus Gem Wolsr 9enpm
nen puros> unc kefnoet lid. nadosm i'm,
BE n6tbiee pfsee III 9beil marr, uobl !;
ea6 erfere Sine obsr murce foot aus Dem
Abtritte Asseaen DER poliiet. Mrit B!iz
san rurre purh ban @ap'. 6slma rom
IS Y.seinet ;u: Dsbanc'una psr gsflb'>
'olen WShnertn 9efufen. melbe (pdte'
uutsr MyreR nod Gem BsQspue 6olpita|
esbradt puree. Sis CAB an caB rer
Batter rer 3niuinse in DtQatr. pobne.
Coroner G6irme, bislt 9tfern etneu Sn
queQ. ~.... ..u... 49,
Sir bic @aHerukren, pieie
uralten unb ldn9f auber 6unctipn 9elebz
ten 3eitme0er, fdetnt fid Musidt gu er>
neuter Dienitanl teQun9 erSfnen 5a wplz
len. Cine @a17erubr NIT penpel9an9,
allo tp9 wpbl cine r1eue i3ui ammentelz
lung, 1T BON cent @elebrten P. Gmbriacp
in Npm na9 Yari6 setra6t mprren u1o
bat rprt 70 9efallen, raB bapon bic Gece
it, btelelbe an alien 1Hentlt@en 2auf<
b~runnen per partler pldbe an5ubr{ngen.
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u%nperdnberli9> baB man ibm autraut> ct
tperpe alS wirtlt9e Nprmalubr btene1
f1nne1. Do8 SpeiiewaiW fir r{e llbr
aebt sund9f III etnen Ertdter pper Numpi
unb bdlt ptelen %betanpi9 Spu, inreb per
l1eberiduB wtersr fort9ebt, Da6 ei9entz
li9e 8etrtebswa0er Riebt baber IN immer
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aus 9erir9er 5Rbe III pte ein S@if6m
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ber einer pber Der ontern Seite net9enpf
@9iHGen balb bic cine, balo bic onoert
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fei9t uno ii4 flQt, wa9reno bic aneer'
fntt unb leer miro. @let& uuter cteic i'm
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nit ben pbern bewe9t neil bic Sberer
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ret ou59ieben. @on ber iar{n9enoer
untern Wellc 9reift nun etn 5ebel III oo&
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bic Bswe9una ouf ras Mtnutenrao uni
DON bier wetter auf bus Stuncenrat(
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ii6 pbne 3abngetriebe our9 einfa9e5e:
tel fort, @pna6 fDnnte ntellet9t pe1
8etrteb Der 5ousubren etnn1al ben Wal:
l%erlettun0en sufa1en> ba bic electrt1aer
Syteme fetn @lid MAIDEN,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-22
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Gurppdi16e &e9enten,-Da8
Sabr 1866 bat bic 3obl Der eurppdtl9e
Neeenten, >ppsu npd bic Gegenten BON
europdil9er Mbfunft, ME in 8rall'en
unb Merifp> 9ere9net tpare1, tur6 feline
weltbi toril9en @retenil E UNI etni9e YER
minbert; 1866 3dblte man 40 Spusez
rhine. Da6 Sabr 1862 Pat einen &atz
iertbrpn I'M fernen @el ten pbne fiji itltden
No9fpl9er erlebi9t unr Elm beltider
Birit Malbed> bat Die Mu5iibun9 ietner
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Yreuben ob9etrez
ten. Son ben 38 SpuSeranen ftno 5we{
Trauen: he &1ni9t1nen DON ENGLAND
unb Sponien non ben iibriaen ino 4
&ailer C6ronfreiG> &ueluno, Selterreid,
unoBrailien)> IA &Intse> 1 Grpbiultan,
1 YapE 6 @robberSI9e s 6ariten. Der
nad REM 2ebenSalter 1ltete re9ierencc
Iirlt it,. naG benz Tpre pe6 1889 9ebpz
renen 6einri1 LXVIl~ Tiiriten Don
&eub jiin9erer 2inte (S9lciO rer i'm
Sabre 1892 oebprene papf YiuS TX;
Der jun9te 5einri1 XIII, Tlrt Reub
dltererer Qinie (@reis.) Der na9 BET
3eit beS 9}e9ierun9aantritte6 dltete Sc
0ent it, na@ Dem 9ladtritte be6 @er3r96
Bernbaro BON @a9ienzM einigen unb
cem Eoce eeS felt 1902 re9terenben Sir
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tenitein uno &eub jin9erer 2inie =; inciez
TENT Sabre permdblte 1i9 &1ni9 @epr9
spn @rie6enlanb; Wittmer iinp Der Ser
500 npn Mnbalt, bet @robber;o9 BON
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idaft boben "a 3e9enten ; nur S69ter
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to6 Die Grbfcl9e an ancere .@citensers
>ranote iiber9ebt ftno 5 nod tmoerlcs,
neil unper,mdblt, 3; finrerlos, neil furs
rermdb(t t., Der dltete re9ierenpe Giirit
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pplp Don Anbalt uno &6nis 0ilbelln BON
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bret ceutlhe (SSnis son 5annuser Sur
furit son 5e1en 5erscg ppn Na7au y;
pratenpetten gisbt er fir bic 1brpue spn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-22
Ser DD1e Sef1u!a5.

0tI WIZ fs<Aska
@as 9rpQf bu, Nlter, tparum entienbelt bu
Oes ;3ornes 8libfrabl aus Ser e~mpDrtet 8ruE
TelsblSde 19leubernb unb Der Qapa
@libenoen @trpm in tas Gtal er9iebenb?
@pri9, fIan,rnenb 8ersbaupt miQit bu aufa Neue
jeBt
Gin rieis @rabmal bretten gu 8iben Bit?
@&on ipriibt bes Gobes Mldsnresen
l1eber Yertprrenbe Qprbeerbatue. ~
u@ertorrt, ibr 2orbeern =! 2eu9te in lebter @lutb
Se1 auf nod einmaL finite tann jab binab,
Du 9ain> BON beGen &aub te6 arieaers
8lutise 5Gnbe f9 &ran3e ~pinben.~
;3erl9mettern e~utt1arf mS9f i9 oiea Menl9m>
yplf,
Das ME Der @araun9 brpbsnbe @timz,e bSrt
l1no, 19ier I'M Sturb nit freden 5arben
@ieris nod ereift nadb hes &ubmes 9!attern!
Gin sreQer Nptbldrei brinset bonn Mpbrenlanb
Gerastn gu 8aGeIS lprbeereel9ntiidtsm Gbrcn ;
Dp9 BABEL i4melst NJ :3utunfs<Gancan,
limb cS perlGmadten 8IQe @Gbne.
SIM @@mud tes 9orbeer5 tra 81 M erifH
Oas 0lif BET Greibeit gas nj l9tear5sa
.v.tt ... ... .. Mann;
Der Nieser bett bic freieu 5anbs
Dantenb ernppr urb-perredt rpr 6unger.
Sn tw'eer @oltl9rift elanset @atopa'8
H. &ubnt,
llnb ~srinfer gontran3 sieret Der @ieser 9aupt;
De9 lauttr ais hes @ieees Sutsl
GInet hes bunsernben @plfes @ebruf.
DeS @turn,es G,ott5sit tpablst bic @psen ant
Sim Sells s.ri9eQsnb 3urnisli@ @diH I'm @9iT
@ulcanil@ beben i@ bic BO5en,
~serInfen in, @eeressrunbe. =. #}-"'
Des Giits Teleln i@ldst UNI bic tueite @elt :
Die araule Notb, bObnla9enben AnseiI9ts; q .
Die @Slfer iedtn bin, unb benncd!M - #a5s.
Ruiten fe smie gu neuem ariese! S{1r. r
Darum Set. Gelsblpf i9leIbr' il aus tieftem
G'runt, y
iins MntliB ipei' i@ BIZ, menideneplf!
Geb bin, unb aus BIS 2srbeers 8lattern
Robe ben Dartenten-Be tteNuppenW
(&laeeerabntld.)
~ ,r#%& srr rgF.EFas= EE@t.4 &.r .E= t#EE.EFrS E9ETEEl& z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-22

DEF 3med Der @rineur8 rs5 unter
cem Nouen r&ufIur &Ian" tsfanntea
Nebeusnorren6 in Eenne0ee 1T Dir Nait~
piuer pub 3ufolae, ftin one'ren als tts
Nseer 70 otsl alS mSelih e!a;ni@uhtHn,
eam:t o!tlslbfn Don Dem ibuea ceriistsnsa
Shmmredt teinen @strauh madtn.
Der @eoeImebuno iou te,eila mtbrers
Goufsno Witaltsesr ,dblsn. Nuh In
Nu{bpiue tsfett ein 3ne'areyelu> rer
,aih an MitAlisosrn aeutnn'; tie ltBtss
rem iblasen big auf ZEN 8opsn beraSfa!z
Ienp QetrtlGsr UNI i1d> 9eten fR eapurh
Gas Nnlsbn BON @sipsn7ryn unc iudsn,
na9cem Ge etne Wa6fe Dor ro6 @sidt
eenommsn, oteWpbnunaen bar Nsser cui;
bort ridtsn fe in @rab. Stems rrVbsnrs
Wp1te on cte S@warien uro se'tren (:&
ais @etRer eefaQsner &steQen. Dfe Nc
oer @np aber9Idubtlb unb pas Ginihidz
terunoerittel mt,tt eatsr be1s, alS man
olauten lp0ts. Sn Zen @;ssnrsn, no
3wetopetetne reS &utlur &laa 'rlfiten,
oebt BE aberaldubil&e Turdt ces N'aer
70 melt, coe fe ii& CUR Nsb,eit nitt aus
ibren 3lt'en trauen. n@-l'
~ l.*. :.s-. saa#.aaa# /.
- Eie Ginmanteruu8s> @ommtiIon
serouasabi tina $500 n6denlli@ idr
untetbalt Mrbei,lo(er @%inIrannerer. Sie
pirp in Golec caron ibre @%e1ttpapfere
cs,pfdncen miilsu, UNI @,lo fiji lofp1tiaen
0sbraud in Die bano 81 bcfommen,
I'm eisle Musaaben fir Die ;3ufunft su
ysrms:esr, 1T rer 0crItlag eemadt e.
men tldttaen Naeuten mad rtn .ttftliden
unp iicliden @taotsn au 1snsen um
Musfunft dter BEN Mlteitem aft III FAM
msln mt!se BIN G~innancs,ssn CUR BAL
rtaen @Slanauua BON 8slddf;fsvns per>
tIlRlt@ iein mag.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17

REALLzISG A PROFIT or Ten TO PIF.
TEEN PER CENT ~ ADDITION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
BY THE CUBAN CABLE
TBy Telegraph to the ReGister.l

HAVANA, February lI.-Advices from
Ia Guayara to the 9Th inst. The Amer
lean whaling schooner Hannah Grant,
while anchored OFT the coast, was de-
serted by some Of her crew in boats,
who were made prisoners on landing by
a party of Spano Indians. \ number of
the crew aboard got arms and assisted in
Selling the vessel. The precise spot at
which the occurrence took place is not
stated. A United States man of war is
expected to obtain redress.
Advices from Hayti state that power
full influences have been brought to bear
for the purpose eff inducing Lord Stan
lev to remove the British minister from
the Government of lIayti. The reply Of
the British Government is equiyOcal
and the minister will be removed.
HAVANA, February 4.-Advices were
received from Hayti, stating that the
revolution in the Southern part of the
Island had became general. General
Solomon, the present Minister to the
European Courts, was proclaimed Presi-
dent in place of Salnave. All the prin-
cipal towns are in arms against tho au-
thority of Salnave.
Considerable excitement was created
in this city by shoemaker numbering
his wife by chopping her into small
pieces with an AK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 1J.-The St.
Louis City Council having learned of n
disposition on the part of Congress, or a
portion thereof, to move the natiosal
capital to the Mississippi Valley, have
adopted resolutions requesting Senators
Drake and Henderson, and Representa-
tives Pile and Ncwcomb, from this city,
to use their best efforts and offer the
greatest Inducements necessary to Sc
cure the removal OF the national capital
to st. Louis. The county also adopted
q resolution asking the State LegiSla-
ture to assist in etlectimg this object.
The City Council has passed an Ordi.
nance repeating the Sunday law, over
the Mayors veto.
Another meeting of cigar manufac-
tuners was held here last night, at
which it was unanimously resolved that
aftixing a stamp TO each cigar could not
be carried ont, and even if it were prac-
ticable it would ruin their business. A
committee was appointed to report the
views of the cigar makers in writing,
and send them to the proper authorities
at Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
An Army of More than Five
Thousand OiliCe-H0IderS

Are consuming your and host Of
other hungry expeetants herring like
vultures, 10 banquet upon of a os'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost $40 600
a third more than the original estimate for the
whole and the first wing is not Yet completed.
At the present rate, more than one million Of
dollars will be consumed in what is nothing less
than a stupendous fraud, Mt which your puOlic
servants are COnniving.
The Penitentiary was expected To be built for
sI6s 900, but through the incomPetency that
planned il, nearly four times "a much material
will he required as was originally intended. aud
the expense of the building will be little short
of one million dollars. Other operations ofpub-
lie men show a similar disregard of your inter.
est. Many of them are mere schemes Ofprivate
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered word of denunciatiOn Of these or any
other public wrongs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor of champiOning the
popular cause against the Outrages of official
plunderers. In pursuance Of its purpose to
hunt down corruption and corruptionists, the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay of State
funds upon public works. The most enormous
frauds are known TO have bsen perpetrated and
every tax payer has an interest in their develop
ment. We call upon the people TO second and
support us in our effort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February Is.

CINCINNATI, February 10.
FLOUR-In moderate demand; family
IL 00all -.
WHEAT-Held at 25Oa2 80 for red
winter; no buyers over2 80 for No. and
2 As for Mo-.
CORN-Firmer at S2aS3c for the ear
and S5aS6c for shelled.
OATS-Dull at 65a6Gc at the close.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTrON-Held firmly at 20c for mid
ding; buyers do not seem willing to
pay over l9tc; the market, however, is
very strong.
MESS PORK-Dull and nominal; held
ut % w for city and % % for country.
LARD-Dull and held firmly at l4!c;
buyers at lac.
BULK MEATS-There was q good de-
mand at Sfal0ac for shoulders and sides;
&c higher was asked.
BACON-In good demand at full
prices; sales 80 hogsheads ut lO4c for
shoulders, and l2fal3tc fSr clear rib aud
clear sides.
HAMS-Dull; sales az l5al9c for sugar
cured.
BUTTER-Very scarce and wanted
at 36a40c for fresh western, and 4Ia46
for New York State.
EGGS-Dull at 3la32c; supply rather
better.
CHEESE-Dull at 15al6c.
SEEDS-Clover dull and heavy at
l3sc; receipts large; timothy 2 50a2 So.
LlNSEED OlL-Sales at l l7al l9-
latter retail rate.
SUGAR-Firm at 14al6c for raw.
COFFEE-Less firm bat unchanged;
fair TO choice Rio, 23a26ic.
TALLOW-Scarce and in demand at
llallic for rendered; holders asking
higher prices.
PETROLEUM-Dull ut 42ai4c tor re-
fined duty paid.
GOLD-l4Otal40i buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
BY THE CABLE.
TBy Telegraph to the Register'l


FLORENCE, February l5.-The dinner
10 Admiral Farragut was a grand affair
sella, the former Minister of Finance
toasted the Admiral, aud in his remarks
said. iron hearts and not iron-clads based
his fame. The Admiral in acknowledge
ing the compliment spoke of his love
for Italy and his confidence in her noble
progress. George P. Marsh, representa-
tive of the United States in Italy, on be-
half of his country, thanked Sella for
his hopes of eternal alliance. Depries,
former Secretary of Marine Affairs, said
sucb an alliance with America, a eoun-
try found by Columbus, baptized by
,spucius, and celebrated by Botta, was
tirely natural.
LONDON, February l5.-Evening,-lt
LOW appears that the reports which
we're printed in the morning journals
that Earl Derby and Judge Shee were
dead, are without foundation, though
both have been dangerously i'll. 1t is
announced tonight that they are much
better and their recovery is conhden-
TALLY looked for.
Later advices do not confirm the
Abyssinia intelligence sent last even
ing. A dispatch to-day states no such
o movement of Egyptian corps, as al
legged, had occurred. Much of the
news from Abyssinia is to be received
with caution.
LISBON, February l5.-lhe steamer
from Rio de Janeiro which arrived here
to-day brings the following intelligence;
Beyond the usual diminishing there has
been no fighting between the hostile ar
mics on the Parana. The cholera was
still raging with undated fury Ill Bue'
nos Ayres. There was also much sick
ness in the camps of both armies. The
revolt which had broken cut in Senate
one of the provinces of the Argentine
Republic, had been successful, the
ruling government having been over
thrown. The Spanish government hopes
for a general peace from the interna
discussions now prevailing in Peru.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-17
Girard College.

PHILADELPHIA, February ia bill
in equity was filed to-day in nisiprius
On motion of John Fallen the Court
granted a rule to show cause on Satur,
day why the city of Philadelphia should
not he ordered to advance to the plain
tiff the amount required to pay counsel
fees and costs of suit aud asking the
Supreme Court of this State to reserve
Girard College by taking its manage
ment from the present political guar
dams and counsels of the consolidated
city, and giving it to permanent Board
of Directors TO be selected by a Court
from the locality and with the quail
fications indicated in Girard's will.