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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD WedncsdGy Morning
The market yesterday morning was
without animation. There were hardly
any country dealers and few hucksters,
even some OF the butchers were absent
The latter teIng caused most probably by
thi. being the first day Of Len: and Big
falling Of Of meat eaters There
is no change TO make N quota
ton, in retail wa since
last week. Butter is in very good de-
msnd. Egg. have been slow and duh
but stronger feeling is indicated both
b. the change IN the weather and the
increased consumption which slWay' oc-
cur during the coming fc:ty days.
Scarcely any poultry was offered yester-
dav and the demand is good end figure
higher.
PEopuc-EggS, l7@lscents per COZ
outter 900, 3Jc per ID; chickens dressed
35,G,4o c.s; live 30(d,3J cts each; dried
bean. ct. per quart; ducks dressed 7OlG
20 cts per pair; corn meal l5 cts per
peck: corn 90 cts per bushel; buck
wheat SC per pound turkeys, live, 81 90
al 80 each, according 70 siEe; dres'ed
l4G,l5c per 10; geese 40t950 cv EACH
dressed Hos by the quarter so Per
b beet by thequAr.er Sal c.> per ID
lsrd. country, 10 ciS per To- 'suer Eraut,
3 cts per quart; snssrkaU'e, 10 ca per
quart; plum butter 20 ct' per quart
dried corn and homiay, 8 cS per quar-:
SQUIRRELS, 20 cents each.
HArLE srErP-h beginning 70 come
in and On last Ssturi lay and Yesterday
morning, was offered at e 60 per gallon
There 10 only = moderate demand for j.
a, those figures Maple sugar ws sod
I.G6IOc : cake, according 70 sizs.
pEsEIABLEs-Potatoes, Is cents per
peck; beets ct per bunch, cabbage b1a,
iOc per head; onions % cts per peck; car
-o.s Sc per bunch; sweet potatoes 1>c per
peck; turnips l5c per peck peppers
&c per bunch; celery 6fa7c per bunch
parsnips l5c per peck.
FRrIr. AND HUTs.-Apples iOid5oc
per peck; cranbernes l2c pe: quart;
xslnuu s[alOc per peck; hickory null
iOc per peck; oranges 25(G,4o Per doz;
4 lemons 25l140c per coz.
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4 Toast.

Tao important. DisoOveriei The ii.
coyery Of America hy Columbus, End
DR.. PisrceI Golden Medical Discovery.
the one opening up 10 mankind a new
continent, the other Il fountain 0! health,
which is indispensable ~ the iull enjoy.
nent oi life and is blessings. IA re.
spOn'e 20 the above sentiment come the
unsolicited sttssisiiOns o. tons Of thou
sands Of grateful patients, who hsye been
relieved Of chronic silmsnt. through IL,
instrumsntslity. The,e voice. are linn
ted 70 no one locality. bat IRON every
city, village, ana hamlet, In 'ur broad
domain, ~ veil e. from other c..fnss, sDd
in the slrtnge utterances Of foreign
tongues, like the confused murmur OF
many waters, oUme unfsigned and hearty
commend>iions. /. IL, in combination
with the Pleasant PurgAtiye Pellets, th,
great depurstor Of the age Under its
benign action erup,iOns disappear, sr.
cessiye waste Ia checked, the nerves are
strengthened, and health, !Ong banisbed
from the system, resume. bsr reign and
ro-estaolisneS her rOsests throne upon
the cheek. All who have thoroughly
tested its virtues in the diseases for which
It is recommended. unite 10 pronouncinc
It tbs great Medical Discovery Of th.
sgeE
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Mass Meeting OF New York Demo
crnfs Called.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Executive
Committee, consisting Of Gideon J.Tuck-
or, Richard Shell. WiIlism II. Hitchman,
er-Spesker Mcclure, Wheeler, Bristol,
Rufus Andrews and others have called a
mass convention of Democrats, at Syra-
cuse, for March 10. The call includes all
who desire 10 be in harmony upon the
currency question with the Democrats OF
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana. Missouri
and the Western and Southern States,
and who are in favor Of,
|. The withdrawal of all no national
bank currency and substitution
therefore OF greenbackI,
2. A law declaring greonbacks receiv-
able for duties.
3. The repeal Of the specie resumption
act. The convention will take such ac-
ton as may seem necessary.
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shrinkage Of Grain.

ltis said that corn loses one-ffth by
drying, and wheat one-fourteenth: From
this the estimate is made that 1t is more
profitable to ole farmer to sell unshelled
corn in the fall ut IS cents than at 81 a
bu.hel in the following summer, and that
wbea, at 1925 in December is equal to
$3.50 in the succeeding June. In the case
Of pota;oes-taSing those that rot and are
otherwise lost, together with the shrink
age-therc is little doubt that between
October and June the loss to tho owrer
who holds them, is not less than SO per
cent
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The Kellogg impeachment

New ORLEANS, March l.-At the as
sembling of the House at 10 A. N. the
Speaker presented written communics'
tIon announcing that since the adjourn
.ment Of the House on Monday he had,
as authorized by resolution Of the
House, appointed a committee of FIVE TO
present the articles of impeachment
against VIM. ?. kellogg to the Senate
and 10 act as mansgers, etc.
The point was at once raised BY the
Republican members that the resolution
of the House on Monday did not author
ize the appointment of managers.
The Speaker after referring TO the
Journal struck out the words "and 70
act as managers" from MS resolution.
A warm debate then followed as to
presenting the resolution, in the midst OF
which the House took recess till !
p. NJ.
On resssembling the Secretary OF the
Senate was announced, and presented
the order OF acquittal passed by the
Senate Monday night, stating that ne
was directed by the Senate TO present
this as its final action In the matter OF
the impeachment Of w. P. Kellogg.
Mr. WilA Dem raised point OF
order, that the House had not been Off
cislly informed, prior to its adjournment,
Monday. Of tho organization OF the
Senate MS a court OF impeachment.
The Speaker reserved his ruling on
this point till tomorrow.
A long debate ensued, and finally,
about 4 P. N, the charges were adopted
by strict party vote.
Subsequent to the adjournment OF the
Senate, the Republican members leaving
tho House, had revived the impeachment
matters, assembled in the Lieutenant
Governors Office, and prepared state
ment which was signed by a out of the
26 members of the Senate, and will be
published tomorrow.
The Senate adjourned at 3r. N, til! l.
o'clock tomorrow.
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director and give Lyons testimony the
most unqualified contradiction.
ALBERT GRANT.

most unqualified contradiction.
ALBERT GRANT.
The above telegram having been
shown to Lyon, he denied ever having
made such statement.
The Minister Will Return TO VIndi-
cate Himself.
New YORK, March 1.-The Telegram
has the following special:
LONDON, March 1.-The Times this
morning has dispatch from Washing
ton giving the gist of Lyons testimony
yesterday before the committee appoint
ed to inquire into the Emma Mine scan
dal. We have the best authority for
stating that Minister Schenck will to-mor' E
row publish a letter denouncing Lyon
evidence as false, and announcing his in
tention to sail for New Ysrk on the
steamship Abyssinis on Saturday next
1t Is also understood that
the Minister has obtained leave Of ab-
sence for the especial purpose OF vindi-
eating himself before the Committee, and
world. Schenck this morning tele-
graphed to bis attorney to proceed
to Washington Immediately to
retain the services Of VIM. NJ. Evarta,
and to have Park and Stewart summoned
to appear before the Committe for ex-
animation. One Of the Ministers will
accompany him on his return to Amer
iCa
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Pork Packing I'm Cincinnati.

(INCINNATI, March l.-CoI. Sidney
u. Maxwell, superintendent OF the Mer-
chants Exchange, made the following
report to-day: Total number OF hogs
packed in Cincinnati from November j,
1875, to March /, 1876, not including
butchers hogs, S44,042; same time laat
season, $40 334; total cut by butchers
who cut over 1000 hogs, 1875; same
time last season, 1880; total for the sea-
SOD, including butchers hog', 565,359i
same time last season, 560,l6i.
Further and complete details Of the
seasons work will be submitted on Fri
dav.
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TaWnn Flooded.

LONDON, March "a Vienna dis
patch reports ffty.6ve Hungarian villages
hear the border are entirely submerged
By water, over some being le feet deep.
A Paris dispatch confirms the report
VI the death of NJ. Blanqui,snd states
Mat be died in the Clsirvsux prison.
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Don C-rlos Yields for the Present
Only.

PARIs. March 1.-The official
Csrlst document is published here, say
ing that Don Carlos has not relinquished
BIS elaine to the throne, he was not
yanquished but entered France yolun-
tsrily; he gave up his arms neither to
Rrsucs nor tho Alfonsists, but volun-
Isrilv laid them down after n heroic
struggle, thus completely reserving the
future which belongs to him.
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FOREIGN.
rr,.v.o,profe..orTyndaIi.

LONDON, March The marriage oi
Prof. Tyntall to Miss Loni>a C'au e Ham
iton, took place yesterday At WestmIn-
Usr Abby. The ceremony wa- perform
ed by Dean Stanley. Thos. Carlyle, Prot
Huxley, DR.. Hooker and Sir +. Pollock
were present.
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rhe ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Industry.

CoLUMBCS, March LIN the Senate
bill WAS introduced 10 modify the law
4 last winter fixing the rates Of freight
On Railroads.
In tho hous" bIll to place banks and
other corporations on tns same footing as
individuals under interest laws was pass
ed, A commltt"" appointed to investi-
gate the prices charged by newspapers Of
the State for publishing the constitutional
amendments submitted their report which
WAS ordered printed. The committee re-
commended material redvc ION of many
Of the bills.
A delegation representing large
number OF camps Of S"Nrrcicns OF lu-
dustry are in secret session here to form
State camps.
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,priny Freights over the b. d D. ana
other Railroads.

Nxw York, March The represen'
.,,;,as q, the Baltimore and Ohio, Penn.
.rjysn,s Central, New York Central and
Hudson, Michigan Southern, SsSs Misn'gWt met
Central and Fl. WayHn,s. Hotel TO
dan;sa aus .so On Some plan for general aolus.-
'nent of freight rates for the coming
,nrinq The meeting was private.
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FINANCE AL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, March l.-MosEr-At
3G,4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5d,6 per cent. Customs receipts, $2i3,-
OO0 Assistant Treasurer disbursed
s2O2S, ,OOe. Clesrings, 27,000, 900. Ster-
ling firm at 48G@4Sof.
GoLD-Strong. opened at ll4@ HIT.
Carrying rates 2 10 4 per cent.
GovERHNESTs-Stea
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The wretcD.

\ Reading woman who has been mar
ried two months and three days, is seek
ing adivorce because her husband is not
ybstshe took him for. The objections
are that ne does not wear clean shirts,
that he stays out late at night, and that
ne chews tobacco and does not come home
r.pulsrly TO his meals.
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NEW ORLEANS, March l.-sugsr-
Qalet; common 5iSstc; fair 70 fully fair
o.97tci prime 7iS7ic; choice lie.
Aolssses-oeiling slow ferrnenting CON-
DCn &c: prime 70 strictly prime 42G,
4Sc; rstoilsd prime 10 choice 44fa52e.
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wheeling Live Stock Market.

WHEZLiSo, March !, 1876.
CATTLE-ArrivSls dsrIng the week
30 head sold e; 2Cgk.
hoSs-Arrivsls during the week 80
mead sold al 6STc per b, the best tops
bringing as high as 7@7!c.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
General Gideon ]. Pillow mud His
Ran n Pnnfcy

General Gideon ]. Pillow mud His
Bankruptcy.
NEW YORK, March ], General Pillow
publishes q letter here to-day concerning
himself and bis bankruptcy, saying: All
my long and eventiul life have stood
up with stout heart and manfully COM
batted the trials and tried 10 meet the
duties and responsibilities Of life, Chief
est among these have held the duties
and responsibilities OF patriot soldier,
and how 1 have met them the countr.
knows. l trust l will be pardoned for
saying l so love the national government,
to whose service l had devoted the prime
of my life, that 1 would l had
fallen in the service and died
while was honored with its
confidence and with its commission
standing as l ever do between its ag-
gressive acts and displeasure and the ne.
glect and ingrstitude Of the people l
subsequently, took up arms to defend my
self and i am without hope for the iu-
ture. TO be homeless with a family
without shelter. with poverty staring me
in the face at my advanced age, pre-
sents prospects so gloomy that my heart
gives way and tho conviction is forced
upon me that / have lived too long.
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Change 0f Editors.

NV YoRK, March l.-Mr. Louis j.
Jennings, late editor of the New York
IT,. has sold out his interest, which
consisted of nine shares, for 100000, the
nnrc bsser being Mr. George Jones the
publisher.
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LONDON, March "a TIM" cores
ponden, telesrsphs that it is said that
Don Carlos owes E5,0OOOOo IN Eng,
and. He has inberited G4o'ooo'ooo
from the Duke OF Modens. HIS trlenos
say that he COOS to Englaad In oroer 10
personally make terms with creditors.
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at'heslina gsgister.
Gold closed yesterday at llIt

The weather today ,ciA be partly
syoudy, ,Oith northeast 10 northTsst
uiad,, loicer temperature and Snot0.
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Arrival Of Tn. bishop ofPittsburgh.

PHILADELPHIA, March i.-Auions
the engers who arrived on the steam
er Indiana was Bishop Domonic OF Pitts-
bureh, recurring from Rome where ne
has been since last Autumn. DE brings
all the necessary documents for the diVis-
ion of the Pittsburgh diocese and invest
ure of q new bishop.
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National Batter and ESs Assoeia,ion

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 1.-The
National Butter and Egg Association
me, in their third annual convention in
Burlis' Opera Hou- at noon to-day.
some 200 delegates were present. May
or Rose IN b.hsi, of the city and Board
Of Trade, delivered al address Of Wei
come rendering the Inequalities OF the
ri,y, whi,l Vas responded TO by the
President ot iLc A--ociution, Z. Ii.
Geoch. At ''trre o'clock the
Convention f-n--rrnpi"i and papers on
The followin. subjects were read and
the discu.sions thereon will be had to-
morrow.
First-Marketing and dairy products.
Second-Tbe consideration of the rail-
road freigbts from the West 10 the Fast.
Third-The creamery system should
te encouraged and increased IN the W est.
Fourth-The grading of the western
butter how 1t can best be accomplished.
Fifth-Thc Centennial and Dairy in
,erest and what action the association
should take.
Sixth The best breeds of cattle for
dairy purposes.
Seventh-The poultry interest.
About one hundred more delegates are
expected to night. Delegates are pres
ent from every state in the Tn on.
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S-JGEDo, March l.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Whea.-Demsnd
fair and marke. firm; No. 7white vs.
bash 81 22!; No. / white Michigan 81 q;
extra DO 81 81; amber Michigan 81 "a;
seller March 81 2ii seller pril 81 26.:
seller May 81 70; rejected red s7!c. Corn
high mixed seller March .sc.
seller May 50ci low MIXED 46tc. O.u-
Dull; Michigan s5ic; rejected 32c.
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Legal Tenders Retired.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Comp
trolers of the currency states the amount
OF lepa, tender notes deposited for tae
purpose OF retiring them from clrcuis,
ton during Janua-y was s2,62s,s ,soo ana
during February So 9s9, ,037. The amount
II bonds withdrawn during January was
Sc 666, 200. and February $6,654,5l2.
siiI for the Protection of Agri-
a,.;nst injurious insects, as amended anc
reported bv Mr. Frelinghuysen from the
Committee On agriculture, to-day, pro
vides for the appointment OF one com
missioner, instead of three, who shall In
vestigsie and gather information
relative to the Rocky Mountain
locust, army worm, church bug, Hesslan
ay, potato bug and other destructive
insects in order 10 devise successful
methods for their destruction. The re-
suits are to be reported to the Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture and transmitted by
him TO Congress The commissioner
appointed By the Secretary of the Inter
ior, tho secretary of the Smithsonian In.
stitute and the Commissioner OF AsTi-
culture 10 serve one year for compensa-
ton $4,000 aud expenses.
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n Svhs = a as az. Ehi ram
~ Lf buys II. sold by Agents.. Addr.
G-s. WALKER. Erie. Pa. azS0.Is
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HpoRs. MILITARY DIVISION
nH THE MISSOURI,

H'poas. MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE Missouri,
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 26, '76, }
The necessity tor two military posts
on the Yellowstone has been apparent to
me Tor two years past, and | have recon-
mended their establishment in my an
nual report. So strongly have l been
convinced Of this necessity that have,
without any expense to the Government,
made an examination Oh the
Yellowstone river, and selected
the points at which they should be built.
The Indian question on the Black Hills
must now be settled by the establishment
ofthe Indians on the Missouri river, and
on the accomplishment OF this Pur-
pose the two posts mentioned will have
to be located, one At or near the mouth
of the Big Horn river, and the other at
or near the mouth OF Tongue river. These
posts can be supplied by steamboat up
the Yellowstone, and can be constructed
of material found in the vicinity of the
points selected. think l can have them
built for 100000 each. In other words,
| will try to build them for 100000
instead Of the 100000 mentioned in
the bill. The Black Hills country will
probably be covered with towns and vii
lages during the De1t five or six years,
its value will cause an extension OF tae
Northern Pacific Railroad, or the south
side OF the Yellowstone as far as Gala
tin valley in Montana, and will also
huld another railroad from the North
Plata station on fhe Minor Pee railroad
to the Black Hills. ! am of the belief
that the largest deposits of gold are iur'
ther west than where the miners are
now working. The head waters Of the
Wind river are gold bearing, the
Owl creek mountains are gold bearing,
the Big Horn valley Is gold bearing,
Power river Is gold bearing; also Clark 6
fork of the Yellowstone. Besides this the
Black Hills have an abundance OF good
timber tor the treeless country South OF
them and West of the Mission river. The
success of all these interests depends on
the establishment of the two posts named.
Military operations have now been com.
menced against the hostile bands Of
Sioux BY request. The Interior Depart
ment and consider this appropriation
so necessary that | specially request I'M
meIiaLe action.
rSigned1 P II. SHERIDAN,
Iis,.fsunDf- Genera
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General Sheridan Wants the BLACK
Hills Protected.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The Military
Committee of the House OF Representa-
tves, having requested Lleutenant-Gen.
eral p. Ii. Sheridan to supplement his
testimony on military affairs, recently
given before that committee, that officer
has made the following additional sug-
gestlons. 1t will be seen that he has cut
down the appropriation required by the
bill introduced by Mr.. Maginnis from
1900, 900 to 100000, in view OF immi-
grafton to the Black Hills and the pres
ent military expedition:
This communication ol the Leuten-
ant General has Nominent interest.
HnoRs MILITARY DIVISION
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Democratic State Executive
COmmittee.

THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
l. State Executive Committee are here
by notified to meet in the city OF Parkers-
burg. on Thursday, March 9Th, 1876, at IL
o'clock, noon.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
J.w. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
WHEELING February 25, 1876. feb28
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All busine ess letters and com.
municatiODs, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed to THE REGISTER,Wheel
Ing, w. Va
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to-day, addressed to himself: The re-
port OF the proceedings a, 10 General
Schenck's connection with the Emma
3ine, statss; shaA A--'r to-dav's London
told him l gave Senatos Stewart 80
.L.,as 10 become uFe|
80 and assis; in getIio
S",,,.r,. name on this board. This
s,.,ement i. absolutely untrue. nav
nsrer seen Lyon nor had any oommunf
cation with him in my lie, never r, CAV
s,swsr, any share. either TO Seeon
;ss.,o, himself or to get Sehenef 10 .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-10-19
HINTS TO BEE. KEEPERS

Never iisc an old hive for q new
swarm without first taking off the ton
board and planning IL; also the inside.
The boxes for surplus honey should be
made with four sides of glass, being
very easily made, and making a neat
package. Put in box pieces of combs
about two inches square. The bees
will then have something to start from,
and you will have us many combs as
you put pieces. Put on the boxes in
the spring as soon as they begin TO car
ry honey, if you would secure much
from the old swarms, and on the new
swarms about three days after they are
hivcd. Boxes that have been on a
hive once must be taken apart and
thoroughly cleaned before using or
they will not work in them. The comb
is secured TO the boxes by melting
little bceswax and dipping the comb
in it. To remove surplus boxes ! have
found nothing so good as two pieces of
heavy sheet iron, three inches wide
and seven inches long-a half inch of
one end turned at right angles with
the left; run both ends under the box;
leave one end on the hive, the other
draw Off with the box, and not bee
can escape from either Plug the
holes up with twisted grass, as it is
next TO impossible to get anything eIso
out after they have waxed it over
Pat the box with honey and bees in a
dark place, letting in just little light,
which will enable them TO find their
way out, and not back, which they
will try TO do. Do not examine them
often when they are storing honey, or
they will stop. The box covering the
honey box should be well made and
fitting the hive tight enough to ex-
clude light; be sure TO have them well
shaded in hot weather, or you will fail
to get much else but swarms, Of which
there will be plenty. There should he
at least two thicknesses Of loards ever
the surplus boxes.