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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

TIE POLICE BILL.-r This bill, tho conslera-
ton of which has been postponed until the
meetiog OF Council on Tues lay night next,
has created considerable discussion among all
classes VI citlzens-those who hoped to be prt
upon the force; otheIs-their nam3 Is legion
who desire to be lieu u;cnants aud those who
Will have to pay for tae luxury. The bill as
introduced provides that the polIco force shall
CONSIST Of one captain, two first lieutenauts.
two second lieutenants, four scrgeaats. twelve
rouodsmen, and Que hundred aud ten prlvates
or policemen, all OF whom shall b st all times,
night aad day. OF the command and in the
service of the city. In addition to the above,
there shall be ono drummer aud one fter,
who shall be employed solely in the duties
Of musicia "s Of tho city police; that the pay
Of the captain shalt be at the rate OF two
thousand dollars; Of each first lieutenant at
the rate OF twelve hundred dollars; OF each
second lieutenant at the rate OF QUO thousand
dollars; tue pay OF each sergeant at the rate
of eight hundred dollars; the pay OF each
roundsman 81 tho raie Of seven hundred aud
twenty dollars. and the pay of each private or
pOtlceulbu dt luo tIio Vi SIX uuJuFou OolhrS,
and the ply OF each mu,l,lln at tho rae OF
four hundred and twenty dollars por aunum.
all payable monthly; that for tho Dettor sccl-
rity and protection OF tho inhabitants in tho
nor; hern portion of the oity the Upper uaard-
house shall be ro-es.ahliIho0, aud due pro-
portIou OF tho police force to CONSIST oil not
less than thlrcy policemen. bo stationed aud
quartered lherein; that the number CT horses
for the use Of the polioe force shall not exceed
four, to be kept at tho expense OF the city at
the Guardhouses. The whole cost being
$92 $40.
Alderman T. J. Mlckey, who introduced the
bill, has several amendments to 1t, which he
proposed off,ring st the last meeting, and will
introduce at the next meeting OF Council. The
amendments provide tuat the captain shalt re-
colve only $500 par annum. an Increase of
$50 on his present salary; tho two first lieu
tenants $1,000 eacn; that there shall only be
one secoud LIEUTENANT. to receive $1,000 per
annum; two sargeants to receive $50 eaoh;
eight roundsmen, to reooise S720 ea1h; and
eighty six privaLes at 5000 each. The whole
COST being $G4 160
Nei her the new bill nor the amendments
mention anything oonceruinS the expenses Of
meidentals, such as steeplemeu, detectives
and ether things, winch will foo. up several
thousand more. The force as II stands costs
the city $4,000 per annum.
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Auction salos This Day.

Wn1IAM MCKAY W Il sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store furniture, whiskey, &c.
LmrcH l. BRuss will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postofice. valuable securities.
JOHN G. MnNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
st their store, cloths, cassmeres. &c.
LAuRBY 9ALExANDER will soil at 10 O'Clock,
astheir store, butter, strips, &c.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Tan ORARLRsSoR NEWS, the circulation Oh
which Is about twice as largo as that OF any
other paper published in South Caroiina' is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For uarsons who want situltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
tn rant: who want or who offer board and lodg-
mei Who have lost or found articles OF value,
Tas News has no equal; and in order that all
oiasses may have their wants supplied, We have
sdopssd the following scale OF CHEAP ADvKa-
YzslHExrs, puynseM for which must invariably
be mado ohsn tse order is gioen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. goyernesses, tutors, works
men, mechanics, house-servauts, porlers, chop
boTs. cooks and washers; board and lodging
waited or offered; apartments wanted or to
lesyart,cles lost or found; houses. shops. offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, and miscela-
.neous wants Of all kinds
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 woras... % cents
PsuR LINES or so words.
FIVE LINES or 10 wozds......50
All advertisements 10 be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THs
News Office BY 9 P. M.
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A H1NT FOB DULL TMEs.-Take advantage
of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approashiDg business season by hav
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheapy done at THE NEWS Job Office, No.
149 Rast BaY.
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RnLoT1oN OF OFFIoERs oP THE ALMHoUsA-
Al meeting Of the Board Of Commlss onera
OF the Ambouse, held Yesterday afternoon,
Captain G. W. Ge1S was elected master; Mrs.
Getty mslron and Mr.. T. II. Hammett re-elect-
al olerk
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The FIRE DspART1zlNf-AB Bull 10 Provide
FOB PAID DEPARTnRKT.-The fremen OF
Charleston Will be surprised to learn that the
Alderman who lately succeeded in passing
through Council an ordinance to make certain
colored fire companies portion OF the hre
department, has drawn up bill. wh:oh ne
proposes to offer at an early day, providing
that there shall be a paid fire department. in
Charleston. and but one department only,
having six steam engines. with an engineer
and te firemen to each ongine-the engineer
to receive $50 aod the tiremoD $40 each per
month. The Alderman who asserted that the
present department was ga strong political or
ganiza;ion," has. of course. only the interest
of the city at heart when he desires 10 break
up the most efficient volunteer fire depart
ment in tho United S:a.es. Ho argues that
tho work can be done by o pa!d department
ut cost OF only sI3 120 per annum-the pre-
scnt department costing $4,000.
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tbs News IN THs OoUNrRY.-Readers of
Vds News going to the country oan receive
their fayar1te paper by mail, daily, at seventy
Eve cents a month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication ofice.
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SALE OF CrrY STooKs. Yesterday Messrs.
Leis6R& Bruins sold $500 in o,ty stool. o'd
hsua. IN certificates Of $500, $3.50 $50. 500,
si2O $3.50, 5000 $500 $3.50. at 6o@Sos.
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AS a matter of interest, We add q tsole show
ing the total population OF each ward accord
lug to the United States census of 1850, aud
the State census above mentioned:
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DE CA IL Il r U L.
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TIA K &c.

wIfENYOU ARR EXH USED ny OVFRW0RK
NJ hca I or ha,d and feel the need sor,"ihi in.
vi. oraing don't 1rlnk whskey or any intoxc, ting
IN NJ whp her unoer the pane OF "iit-rs or other
WISE -uch articles give Jus much strength to
ycur weary nod a.I mind as ihe whIn gives to the
ilded horse aud no NOR. Alcohoc htmnaniS are
INJURIOUS TO N"Ive hralih. an1 are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACIION.
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Meetings This Day.
Psthasorean Lodge, at 8 P. NJ.
Masonic Fair Association, at s P. Ii.
6 Howard Lodge, ct 8 P. III.
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Dudd's Nervine and InYigorator

Is q TONIC aud GENTLE sTIhrLANr which is
Nor attended hy REACTION. at II gains foy
yon it maintatrs. When It =. freshes BODY mind,
It refreshes VIII natural sire" 9Th ha stay.
We are not recommending tee,otaism In the interest
OF anv faction; but long aud x ended ooservaIon
teaches US that he WHO to The bottle fer rest
or rrcu peraIon. will ind he beeus at f.. tha h0
is kndluR brn In his bones which will consume
like the flames OF perdidon. Turn from II Take
opic that will refresu and not DESTROY. DODD'S
>ERVlNB Is for ea;e by all DRUGGISTS. Price One
Dfliar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
Q ,ch bottla. 7mos June ID
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THE DAILY NEWS.

largest Carcuiat1on.-THBD DAILY NEWS
IsslNG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
,cooNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
rcgzA7IoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LE9TBKS REMAIN
ING IN THR PoSToFFYOE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACooRDLNG TO TIE PRoTlS-
IONS OF 1HB NEW PosFOFF3CR Law.
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DIuas, 4bfmIluls, Grif.


X os * o o.
scRoFULA, DYaPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS DEBILITY. RHEUMAIIsa.
NEURALGIA. KIDAsY AFRxoHIoNs.
sRUPrIoNs OF TIE sKIA
obstinute or lonc standing dt ceases Of the
BLOOD. LIVER. URIN.R ORGANS.
NERVOUS SYSTEM, 60.
II puriaes and enrioies the Blood, oradicstes all
syph,,,ic or scroiulous Taints- Restores The Liver
ana Kidnevs 10 q healthy aohon, ads digestion. reg
ulaes the bowels. and invgoraiea tho Nervous sys-
tenn.
81 NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDlS1NE. ia
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE.
Recommended by the bes. Physctans. eminent
Dlvines. Editors, Druggists, Merchants. &C.
ss- THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR AEDI-
CINE IN USE.
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D..
IAN cxperien0od and wen-known Physician aud
Chemist)
L.boYatory and Uiiee. NO. Mata-strscs.
NORFOLK, VA.
Price One DoFar per bota
GOODRICH. wINEMAN & CO,
DOWIE T. MOLE,
Charleston, 30.
And Druggists everywhere.
July 90 Dao Tyr
Riso
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
IL 10 rurefy Vegetable and contains
nothlng Injurious.
The following is ono of thousands OF testimonials
that ure da,iy received by the Manufactures
KIcHM ND Va NovemUer2 28 1863
DEAN IN Il he .'l obareo sntidotc' prepared by
YOU socoruu1 to the 'ecei yod have subrn,Iteo to
me. ami the ing Cdieuts ut w"ich have examined
is purey vegelab entirely hal m'ess and cortlins
nothing ia the least inj drious Il Is not disaRreaNe
to the taste aud a. home article, bope y"s will
attecions are followed Y will do y"u rl.imeo tor
q. JOHN DOVE, MD.
81 Price so eents per Boz. Tho usual discount
to the Triae
A1- For sale by
DR.. II. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT HoR SOUTH CAROLINA
yunoS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. SEPrRMBaR l 1-Chdrlesion
Hotel C. U. Llncolu, Beaufort; Major Allison
and four daughters Captain +. q. Yonshrach
and wife, Tn, ed States Ars,y; Z. II. Leo and
wife, South Carolina; Miss Marv Ruglehard.
Charles Fauns, Rov. J. Evans. w. w. Maolay,
J. q. Ulsrke. p. Baldwin. New Yolk; Thomas
8. Gregg. Columbia; Captain FIsbi. -; L.
6vlvestton. wife aud nurse, Augusta; Henry
Savage, WiInington; ". z. Lestuer, W. J..
Gerald, Csmden; ". ]. Anderson Georgia.
Paoaion Hotel JJmes Uarregau, south Car
olina; John Morrison. New York; r Flagg and
wife, Massachusetts,; DR.. 3. Randall and wife.
Connecticut; J. B. Anderson, Georgetown, g.
c.; R. McKengos, Florence; A. 8. aibbes, CT, i:
". J. Scott, Atlanta; NJ. Q. Dixon, 3. and O.
Railroad; J. s. Bell, CoAeton.
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Range OF thermometer at tho Rews
Once.
10 A. n. Ia a. p. NJ 2. Ii.
Wednesday. 7s 7s 70 "
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q MACBETH.
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Charleston. h. O.,
BsoRERs, AUCTFORGRRs, REAL EsTATR

.,sSEtsaL Ou mMIeslOR AGENT
VIII attrend TO Renting aid Collecting OF remit
and purchase and sale Of stocks, Bones, doio
silver and 4eai Eataie.
ALSO.
10 toe Purcbase OF Goods and supplies for parties
q O,e oounuY upon reasonable Terms.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-26
Washington Affairs.

new YORK, February 25.-The Tri-
buue says: 1t being known that Mr'
Rollins would positively withdraw from
the Office of Internal Revenue Commits
sioner, the friends of Mr.. Delano sug-
gested and recommended him to General
Grant for the place. Yesterday MI
Delano had long consultation with
General Grant, during which it is under,
stood the Office was offered TO him and
that he signifed his intention to accept.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
saws: Ii is doubtful if the bill which
plssed the House, providing for strength
ening the public credit, and relating
TO contracts for payment of gold, can
mass the Senate. Senator Sherman is on
record against it. Governor Morton
will also be formidable oppousnt of
the measure and will surely fight 1t on
the floor of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-Brigadler
General Ekin has been appointed Cniei
Marshal of a division of the Inaugural
ton procession, to be composed OF the
Soldiers and Sailors Union, Central
Grant and ColfaX Club, Printers Grant
and Colfax Club, German Soldiers and
Sailors Union, aud the Irish Republican
Association.
At the annual meeting of the Wash
ington National Monument Association
the following were unanimously elected
officers for the ensuing term General
U. S. Grant, Second Vice President;
William NJ. CorcOran, Third Vice Presl-
dent; J. b. II. Smith, Treasurer; John
Carroll Brent, Secretary. The Pre'l'
dent of the United States is President
of the society, and the Mayor of Wash
ington is First Vice President, ex-oihcio
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Ip,eryier with General Grant.

New YORK, February pa Washing
ton special says: Among the numerous
callers at General Grants headquarters
to-day was A. X. Mcclure, OF Pennsylva-
MIA. Mr.. McClureTSked Grant directly
if he would not appoint Governor Cur
tin TO place in his Cabinet. The Cen
eral replied that it would be impossible
to do so. Mr.. Mcclure then said in that
case he felt compelled to say that to give
satisfaction in Pennsylvania appoint
ment must be given to some man who
has been prominently identified with
the Republican party and an active pol
itician. To illustrate what he said 1T
must be no such men as Geo. II. Stuart,
Barrie, Smith or West. General Grant
instantly replied that he could not see
what objection any loyal man could
have to such man as Geo. III. Stuart,
who had done so much for the country
or was so widely known. Mr.. Mcclure
then made some remarks about the pros
pects that if such an appointment were
TO be made the Republican party would
be defeated in the Pennsylvania election
for Governor next fall. General Grant
replied | am not myself representa-
tive of any political party, although a
political party elected inc. General
Grant concluded, | would not have you
to understand that Mr.. Stuart is the
man selected.
The interview has been much talked
about at the Capitol to-day. Mr.. Nc
Clure says he has no doubt, from what
was said, that Mr.. Stuart is the man Sc
lected for the Cabinet.
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Military Nominations

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The
President sent number of nominations
TO the Senate to-day, among them Col.
Nathan w. Brown, Assistant Paymaster
Cen, to be Paymaster Gen. of Army,
vice Gen. Brice, retired; Lieut.. Col. Hi
RAM Leonard, Deputy Paymaster Gen.,
to be Assistant Paymaster Gen.; Major
Beni. Alvord, Paymaster, to be Deputy
Paymaster Gen; Col. Edward d. Towns
end. Assistant Adjt. Gen, TO be Adjt.
Gen. vice Lorenzo Thomas. retired;
Lieut. Col. Richard c. Dunn, Assistant,
Adjt. Gen., to be Assistant Adjt. Gen.
with the rank of Col, vice Townsend,
promoted; Lieut.. Coils. Morris S. Wilier
and Laugdon c. Easter, Deputy Quar-
ter Master Generals, TO DE Assistant
Quarter Master Generals; Lieut.. Col.
Charles II. McDougal, Assistant Medical
Purveyor, to be Chief Medical Purvey-
or, vice Paterlee, retired; Lieut.. Col.
Henry B. Clint, 9TH Infantry, to be
Col. 10th Infantry, vice Alexander, re-
tired; Lieut.. Col Samuel w. Crawford,
2d Infantry, to be Col. 10th Infantry,
vice Sibley, retired; Lieut.. Col. Wm. Fl.
Wood, lst Infantry, TO be Col. 18th L..
fantry, vice Heintzleman, retired.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 25.-lesterday
afternoon, in the Illinois House OF Rep
resentatives. bill was passed provid-
ing for general system of railroad cor
poration, by dividing the directors into
three classes. 1t was in the interest OF
the Rock Island road, to enable the pres
ent managers to continue in power two
years longer. The members contend
that the bill was necessary to prevent
the Wall street spectators from gaming
control of all the Western roads, ana ~
would hinder consolidation ana ald
competition. The vote on its passage
was - to u.
Foley Won the $1,000 billiard match
about two o'clock this morning. Score:
Foley, 1902; Frawley, 1902. Foley has
announced that he will not in future
play with push-shots allowed.
The will of the late Jonathan Burr
has been found. He bequeathes three
hundred thousand dollars to local char
tiles and fifty-tive thousand to his rela-
tiveS. -,
Mr.. Fuller's railroad restriction bill
was reported back to-day, shorn OF the
Objectionable features preventing the
granting of Communication and excursion
tickets.
A motion to make it the special order
of tomorrow failed.
The county treasurer's safe at Mime
apolis was robbed of $500 in money
and lot of checks, on Tuesday night.
Last evening the proposed women's
suffrage amendment to the constitution
was voted down in the Minnesota House
of Assembly The House also passed a
bill removing the State Capital to Kan
digohe county, which act the Governor
will veto.
At ball in Fosterburg, near Alton,
Illinois, a few nights since, five or six
persons drank of poisoned liquor,two OF
whom wero reported dead this morning.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, I
Eahrnorv % 1859. {

February %, 1869.
APPLES-Green apples are selling at
from 4 00a5 90 per barrel from store for
common to choice.
BEANS-3 25a3 IS per bushel.
BUTTER-In good demand; we quote
prime at 33a3Bc.
COFFEE-Market firm with good de-
mand; we quote Rio at 22a26c for prime.
CANDLES-City mould tallow l53c;
Star 22a25c. -,
COTTON YARNS-Market firm with
out change from last week.
CARBON OII-Has still further adj
vanced, and may now be quoted at 3oc
and charge for barrel.
EGGS-Dull and scarce; fresh quoted
at pc. =,
FLOUR-The market continues dull
with a downward tendency; We quote
superfina at 3 90: red wheat family, oU
az IS: fancy 10 co. Rye flour, Z OO.
H-Mackerel-No. 2 half barrel,
IL 90; No. 3 large, 8 rs; No. ) medium,
8 90: kits, No. l, 25; No. 2, = 60; No:
large. , 10; No. 3 medium, l 90. Lake
Herring, half barrel, 75a5 90. Lab
rador Herring, IL 80. 49,
FEATHERS - Live geese feathers
quoted ut 5OaS5c, and the usual advance
in retail way.
GINSENG-75a8Oc per pound, and in
good demand.
9 GRAIN-There is no improv ement to
note in the demand for wheat and prices
are nominaIly unchanged at l TO
for No. l white. Corn, 65a7Oc
buying: 7OaSOc selling, Oats dull
and unchanged at 60a65c. Rye steady
at | 25al 80. Barley in better demand at
S0a1 90.
HAY-Baled hay dull and unchang
ed: loose sells at 90 00a25 % for good
to fair quality.
LARD OIL-Firm at 80.
MOLASSES-Higher at 55a9Oc for
New Orleans; 95cal 90 for Baltimore
Golden, and 95a90c for Monumental
Syrup.
PROVISIONS-Bacon firm and prices
tending upward; shoulders, l5tal6c;
clear rib sides, l5tc; clear sides, l9c;
sugar cured hams, 2Oa2lc. Mess Pork,
"a 90.
POTATOES-Dull with small sales in
store at 9Oca1 90 per bushel.
hlOE-hduSOOu lO9S: va - 90
SUGAR-New Orleans, supply good
and prices firm; we quote fully fair at
l4al4tc; prime, l5al5tc; choice, l5sal6c,
all in hhds; &c more in barrels; crushed,
2Ota2lc; A coffee l9ta2Oc; B do l9al9ic. .
SODA-Bi-carbo soda, 7a73c; sal
soda &c; soda in papers, lOc.
STARCH-Fox's, Sc; Glen Cove, l3fc;
Maizena,, l3tc.
SALT-Dairy, 3 IS; Ohio River, ; Ga.
SEED-Timothy, 3 75; Glover 10 %.
SOAP - Family, &c; German, &c;
Eastern family, lOal3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, l2!c.
Shot, 3 % per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder tea, 40al 10;
Young Hyson, 4Oal 80; Black, COCA
| 10.
TOBACCO-Navy, 7Oa72c; dark los and
Is, 7Oa72c; bright IS and los, SOC; fig
lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 79c; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, s so.
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February IS.

CHICAGO, feDruary 20.
FI,OUR-Quiet and firm at 25a6 so
for fair to good spring extras.
WHEAT-In fair request and less
firm: sales No. at 21a1 25 for regular
and fresh receipts; No. 2, l 15a1 15t for
regular and l 17a1 III for fresh receipts;
closing with buyers at l 15s and sellers
at 15i for regular; sales this afternoon
at 10.
CORN-Quiet, steady and ic lower;
574a5sc for new and 56a56ac for no grade;
closing frmer at SIC for new; sales No. l
at zoe, seller for last half of April, and
671c, seller for MAY; No. 2, 63a634c, sell
Ter for May, and new at SIC, buyer for
March; nothing Doing this afternoon.
S-Moderately active and 1c high
er; sales at SAC for regular and 54fa55c
for fresh receipts; No. 2 closing easier at
SAC for regular and 55c for flesh; sales
at sac seller for March, and 54f, seller
for last half of March.
RYE-Firm, buoyant and lal1c high
er; sales No. at 2la1 %; No. 2 at 20
and rejected at 10; closing at 22al %
for No. 1.
BARLEY-In good demand and firm
at S5a1 80 for No.2.
HOGS-Dressed, in better request and
firmer at IL 50al3 90; closing steady at
II 5Oal2 so for light and heavy. Live,
active and firmer at 8 40a8 IS for COM
mon to fair and 9 00a9 rs for medium to
good and 10 OOal0 50 for choice to extra.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, February pa transport
has arrived from Spain with six hun
dred chssseurs. The voice OF the CO.
ban newspapers calls attention to the
law which makes foreigners who have
resided FIVE years in Cuba subjects of
Spain, and says they must submit to
the condition or leave the Island. An
expedition left La Guansja for Puerto
Principe. A determined fight is antici-
pated on the road. Twelve persons who
landed on the Cuban coast from Rosa
Rio have been taken prisoners. One
was Mexican.
Advices from Santiago to the 10Th
inst. state that cane grinding has Gem
menced on ten of the eighty plantations
in that jurisdiction. On the idle plan
tations there were neither laborers nor
cattle to do the work.
Adyices from Manzanillo to the goth
inst. report that the insurgents attack
ed a convoy at Yara. The accounts OF
the conflict are so contradictory that il
is impossible to obtain the result. The
resignation of the American Consul at
Trinidad had been accepted.
News from Kingston, Jamaica, to the
18th inst. state that Cubans were ar
irving in Jamaica in large numbers
The Colonial Government proposes to
introduce Coolies to work on the old
plantations,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-26
To Married Ladies

1t is particularly suited. 1t will, in a short
time bring on the monthly period with regular.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertiOn, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
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