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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-23
No United states OF America, In Rem, In 4 cause
Isaac R. Trt:nbl.. edp ffoEiett4t' and

AfatI
Isaac R. Trt:nble. oonf Gsstt T. and
w HEREAs,at the fall term, A. D. 1885,. of II.
District Court Of the United States fort 4Is
sstern District Of Virginia At wheeling al irf
.NHon was MED on behalf Of the United Ststss ~,
ne Attorney thereof for the said District NAM:
~ boxes OF Railroad Fastenlngs described s. .nfi
tIo f a; the property Of f.aac r. Trin6e; Al.
lTklhs In substance that said Isaac r. TrfnhiS q.
acting as an oictr Of the army ofthe rebeIs h ST
a .t the G9yernmentof the United State, an3
mat he is holding an Ofico or aTenoy under ~ GU
mt OF the Soesd States Of Amer
staie OF Virginia, one of the States Of aid CoSF
III Hnd nSt ne was the owner OF the property sfoFs
"a, 4na praying that said property NAV ber6nf..
o, ana sold as fGrfeted to the United State
sE ths seal OF the said Court to me directed And ~
90 hereby give public notice to ali perSons
any interest in said property to gnueSr ~
yEe the Judge Of the District Court 5r Tho WsS+!
LII Of ~ virginia It Wheelihs on the 9th div ~
a u ,ls6S 1.-THE same shall be adsy oijGri9i
ton or else on the next day Of iurisdictfon 49,
men ana there to interposo their Claim ~
make tnelr AtleeationS In that behalf A
pafea this 9Th day of February, A. D. 1874
EDWARD 81. NORTON
haEshAl OF the United Slater
F0F the " eRtefn DigkFirf oFV.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-23

18th. That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the editors of the Wheeling IN
teEkigencer for publication.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-23
MUSIC TEACHING.
HOUSE and Lot Tor Sale.

i ing, east side Of Chapltne street, corner Of Sec
ond Enquire of J. THOBURN,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-23

18th. That we will always endeavor
to make their children loyal By continually
holding up to the dcri5iOH aud scorn of the
sOOrld The bad. faith and treason oftheir .fath :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

FRIDAY, March 20-P. ".


The stock marke. presents no important features
to-day. governments were dull, aud scarcely az
firm as yesterday, excepting for sesea-tbiries and
debt cer,iieates. Railroad bonds were in fair do
msnd end steady IL shares the changes generally
unilnporant and the quotations we're irregular.
Pittsburgh and Toledo were active and buoyan, and
Rock Island was firm. The Erie issues and Hai-
son were triAe better, bu. Of tie remainder
Of tho lat were lower. There seems 10 be for tie
moment pause in the speculative movement,
mainly caused by the non-leyelopmsni o! Mr.
Chase's rolicy and tits hesiAling character Of the
market is taken advantage Of by tie bears To depress
prices. AT the Second Board there wss a fair tuAi-
ness done, the bears hanmering with considerable
visor, without producing much effect. Tie share
list was generally little lower than al the morning
board. Governments were la better inquiry at l0i
for Co. 81. aud 1891 for reg.tered. The 1903 were
lO7, ard Debt Certificates sold largely ut 09i for
gold and ga for currency interest. At tho O'Clock
call tie rnarke! was not active, but strong. Tao
closing figures were; u s. Gs, 1881 registered 1887
U. 8. 6s. 1881, coupons, l0ialOiI; u. s. So Of
1874, coupons, 81 IT, s. I-yenr Certificates, i0G:
l07; American Gold. 1jii a 1871; Missouri State Gs,
Gl d62i Canton Co, % e2jI; Pacific Mail Slmship
Company, 1861 a 1901 New.York Central Railroad,
llG!ollG.; Eric Railway, 79ic;9i; Erie Rail-
way Preferred. 99i 999i; Hudson River Railroad,
100 9l00i; Harlem Railroad 80 a.St; Harlem Rail.
road Preferred IS! 08; Reading Railroad, 81 09Oi
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
GOi dGOi; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, Guaranteed, 1919; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, Ham; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, 97!a9S; Demand Notes, 1891; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad. 93i a9i.
In Exchange there is very little doing and tho
market ia nomiuslly unchanged.
FrsgLts are Grner 10 Liverpool, and engagements
have been made OF 80 900 bush. Corn at SD Cd. in
bulk and IA. in bags; 5000 bush. Wheat at CID In
hulk, 1000 do. do. at I'd. in bags; 100 bbls. Flour
ut To- 1919. ga; 200 boxes Bacon at 2Os.; COO
tcs Lard at 20s. $50 ,cs Beef at A.. $50 tuus Log
wood ut 2ls. Cd, and per neutral flag, lao boxes
Bacon ut 27s Co.. 500 tcs. Lard at 26s 200 tcs. do
at 27s. Cd; 5000 bush. Wheat at Sd. in bags, aud
3, 600 Hogshead Slaves at sos. To London thorc Is
very little going forward, and rates are unchanged.
The engagements consist Of 500 bbs. Flour ut 2c.,
and 100 boxes Bacon at COS. The charters are
British schooner of l29 tuns TO tho West Indies and
back Mt 81 ,750 one half payable In gold; British
brig Of l3i tuns on tho same voyage at ,SOO, one
half ia gold; British brig Of 800 tuDs TO Metamoras
and back On private terms q vessel Of 500 bbls.
ons to Windwsrd at 25c, per Dbl, and ono home
from Porto Rico at g. 50 for Molasscs.
Tho business Of tho Sub.Troasury was: Receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Winter Garden.

The fret of Mr. ID. Setchells three nights per.
ferrnances at this house took place Thursday night
for tie benefit Of Mr.. g. Davis the patriotic police
who recently returned wounded from the wars. The
attendance vas large aud characteristic. MIR. Set
chel selected for the occasion his iayote Burtonan
parts Of Captain Cutie in Dombey and Son, and
Madame Vanderpans in Thousand Millincrs, and
rendered them in manner 20 satisfactory To the
audience that the management has decided TO repeat
the same bill tonight, when there will no doubt be
crowded house. Mr.. Setchell was called before
the curtain at tie close Of the performance and made
al effective little speech. IL Dombey and Son the
part Of Edith was given with singular grace snd
spiri, by Mics Ada Clifton, while Mr. l.. Barretts
Carker, Mr.. A. II. Davenport's Toots, aud Miss
Fanny Browns SuGan Nipper were the beat impcr-
eona,ions Of The kind that we have teen at the Win
ter Garden this season. hr. Setchell and Mr.
Davenport were both very funny in 1000 Millincrs
but the play is ono which even in the hands of mr.
Burton rather 100 grOes for this side Of Ito town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

neither Il nor they can accused Of mfr.
their political opponents are not brbed by patrons
porting the Government 10 it, efforts 10 eud the
querrs peace. oyacoe
4. R,saived That were there no war no Denoc-,.
political opponent OF the Admin strstion ceul III o,he
f. IL Il the pronsgs Of In. (ovsrrn.nt wa. J'y td
-ods aud that ne of war does rot 10 tie l.ss 70
such well recognized party caiu,s Thst "a ,. niss
more II possible than In tis OF peace, ali teop, M
Republicans OF Democrats or of other deal ueihss
ore equally bound BIZ law by honor ard by og a,y ,oo
the Government that protects than aud further TIM
h honor bic prncnie wi bout the hope OF uer.on,s,a
or ne possa.sieo of ce ss bb. 20 bis o, iteir 1890
=, -, ~ . 49, :, =, It. -, 10 s'u ,,ihty
So n.y. el'ne anp oeu - 20 '''A'd WIN pss0n
't' ~. 100" nus as us' ,..us az a.. - n
ns1 co. icy ~ 'us 1890 ~ T. Dssnoc'at hY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
LRtest via LONDONDERRY.

,.. ssAsGHAE, Monday, Jaa. TO- 1903.
Preparations are making " re-organize an eI.
pedi;ion against Nankin.
Dir. Holland las been appointed 10 The com nand
OF Gen. Wards contingent.
=. The French contingent. has been defeated at Che.
nosing nsar Ningpo.
The treaty Of commerce between Pfuuia md
{ ina has been ratified by the Emperor
There 10 less probability Of civil war in Janan
tie ween the Tycoon and The Daimioe. Tic late,
", disbauding their followers.
RAcow, March 5.-An engagement lasting An
Ioar and halt, took place yesterday, uelr PMS.
knwsskEla. Ito insurgents, commanded by Irzio-
ssaski, retired Dpon the Nights.
I4ugiewicr, at the head OF 1000 men, has pushed
forward, but Ia what direction is not known.
La France OF the 9Th asserts that hapoiean has
aldss,ssd an important document TO kussis, defining
what 10 expects from The generosity and justice ol
the Car In nppeasiug Poland by ample aud seriout
guarantees in conformity with treaty nights and the
principles Of civilization.
Tho Pay' Of the 9th reproduces the ronor that o
rkase will shortly Le issued reconsttuting the king
dom Of Poland az i, existed 10 1880. with the Grand
Oake Constantine as sovereign.
~ u reported that the Confederate loan Of
at7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Greut Eritniu,

tn, TINES (Citv Arlclel saws the proposal Of the
Warrington Government for issuing letters OF
uarQue with other indications, las revived the i'm
precision that certain portion of the Washington
Cabinet was endeavOTing 10 obtain solution OF the
existing difficulty by forcing on foreign war, so as to
enable the breaking up OF the Union 70 be attributed
10 the Overwhelming power Of the JEALOUS European
aristocracy This theory alone eX, lai1s Stewards
determinatiop TO insist that the Federal power has
met with nothing but success, and that there Ii no
Southern insurrectlon.
The same writer points oct the total iupossiblsy
of conducting any sound burners IN New-fork
under the violent fluctuations IN gold now eSpe-
renced, and expresses she fear that movements for
khe future will be sill more rapid and violent.
A grand deieuner was gwen at Manchester on the
9Th IN honor OF Capt Lunt and George GrisTod,
aud formal addresses Of thanks were presented.
Among the topsts drank was coe IN honor OF the
New.Yolk contributors, proposed by SIS j. X. Shut
tewortb, and responded to by Mr. LORD, the Amer
tcau Copsul.
In TIE Houss Of Commons, on the ith, the frst
fmporlent division Of the session took place upon
the bill to abolish certain declarations as quah6ca
ii M for ofica. The Government supported add the
Conservatives opposed the measure, winch was
carried by three majority.
In London au influential meeting Of noblemen and
members OF Parliament resolved to memorable the
Lord Mayor 10 call u meeting 10 express sympathy
with the Z lea.
1.-The North American arrived at Londonderry on
the morning OF The 9th.
"a
letter from Warsaw, stating that the Russian Gov
ernment fears to send treasure from s.. Pc ersbnrg
70 Warsaw in consequence Of frequent in.urgert
attacks on railway trains and The Warsaw treasury
wss empty. -
The paris Correspondent az The Tunes saws the
English and French Govsrnroect Is have agreed as to
the tenor OF the to Prussia relative TO Poland.
Alusion is made 10 II TO tue various partitions 10
which thas country has been victim, and regret for
them il expressed. That, however, it says, is a
thing Of the psO, and there s now no help for 1t.
But both Governments speak DC earnestly az
diplomacy allows Of their lopes for the fulhllment
Of the solemn premise made the Poles by granting
them liberal institutions. Austria also Is en-
bhstic In the sense but dscree.ly save nothing
The Royal squadron, with the Process Alexandra,
arrived a, Margate at ii O'Clock on the night Of
the 5tb.
= TIE Times City Article GAYS the demand for dis.
count at the Bank is again active, and in open mar.
ket the general rate Is but fractionaly below the
Bank minimum. ConSol. were heavy yesterday, IN
connection with the settlement
1t is stated that tue kothsehiljs have concluded
negotiations for q loan t. Tie ITALIAN Government.
All leading houses connected with trade In Col.
onial produce would close on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

r, Death OF VxRr OLD MAr.-Died, in Rocky
years. Murray was a. one time In the ilophsb naval
servce aha vas taken prisoner on ali English man
oi,wai aulin2 'he war Of 1912. Boon alter being
released lie came TO Rocky Hll, where he continued
20 resiae up 70 tho time of hls death. lilo was d
Ian '" ad muscular and we'll DEVELOPER
and much attached 10 his friends and neousinya"ces
His wife died several years since a, liz sa. -, IN
we believe. They had no children. Up to within y
few years Murray supported himself chiefly by daily
lator for farmers. When in his prime. h. coud
NOW a great lot or cut Big pills Of wood in dav
lie was fond OF buoting, aad wbilo bs eyeright held
good be could Bag his game on the wing, with an
Old flint lock- as surely most OF our modern sports.
nee eau do II With their imported Joe Mantons.
liisVfoId Time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Poland,

There Is nothing new az to too movements Of the
Insurgents.
The latest letters from Crsoow are favorable 10
che Poles. Prince Domircih had been killed VIII 10
cutting his way through sone Russians, who sur.
rounded bin md seveial refugees. The Governor
General OF wilma had issued an address to the
peasants, sppeaiDg 10 them to oppose the agi'
tslors, to arrest guilty paIties and deliver them
10 the authorities.
The appointment Of Gen. De Berg as Commander
Of the Rassian troops in Poland, il considered ind
eAtve OF stern and unreening determination 10
crush the revolt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Enailn lsccoiYcd.

sylviat Lover. Novel BY Mira Csskel syo PIP us
Harper Rro'neTr.
Poposr Life OF Saint Patrick. By ITish Prest 12mo
pp 800 ID. 4 J. SadleT Co.
1861 Edited by William II Knight. 1lmo PIP 40.
II. ii. Bancroft Go. Now YorE; N. c: Miller
Slavery Iis OngiD Influence and Destiny Fly IhsOphlus
Parsons lhmo. pp 80 william Carter Il BTo,het
Tie Head the Heart 6y Cs,hoIins ID. Bell lBlo PIP.
~. American Tr.c. Society.
Future PunshnlsDt BY Iov. joan Todd d. d. ien'o PIP
-, Al. The Same
The Pentsteueb viudcasd from the Asporsons Of Bishop
Gclen.o By William Henry Og,en- limo. pp. ls5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Russia and Prussia Inclined 10 Yield 70 TIT
Pressure of Public Opinion
The Polish Insurgents Reported to be
Still Successful.
THg ABOLITION OF SERFD0M IN RUSSIA
Resignation Of Cardinal Antonelli.
PORTLAND, Ne Friday, March 20,

PORTLAND, Ne Friday, March 20 lssa
Tho Norwegian. Capt McMssters, which left
Liverpool ut II a. m. Of the 5th, and Londonderry
9th, arrived q. Portland a, 2:oO p. to-day.
The Europa reached Liverpool at P. m. OF
the 4th.
The Etns arrived at Queenstown about midnight
OF the 4th.
The City of Manchester leaves Liverpool as an
extra vessel on Saturday, the 9Th of March. TIE
steamer Isis also leaves for New-York the same day
The Great Britain is also advertised for the 4lh Of
April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

The Norwegian brings five dsye later news from
Europe. The Liverpool cotton market opened at
decliue Of Ia Id, but under the American pnd lnd
an advicos the decline almost recovered. Sales
of the week % 0C0 bales, closing at barely last
weeks quotations for American; I'd. decline Tor Su
rat, and a Id. decline for other descriptions. Fri
DAYS market was firm, with sales of 5000 bao .
BroadstufTs on Friday were fteady except corn,
which was declining. Provisions were quiet. Con-
sols, Friday 92i for money. Illinois Central shares
43I a AZ, discount; Ere's A., a. 49,; United States
Elves 50.
The following table shows tie amount of Flour,
Wheat and Corn 10 store in Chicago, compared with
q week nro and iha corrasnOndinr due lat YeAr:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Commercial InicIligence.

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-CorTos duh and nominal,
bat the tore b.,to, Ire coo The sales Of tho three
Gays nP 200 bae Of which 700 were to speeGlAtes
and expoItrTh . ID,
sr1rs OF TR,ps-Ths Manchester market L. inactive
BErSp.r-Yrs-Xeu,s Birsf'. ttly. Co, and Richsre.
ton Spsno, & GO report: fesr dlh and "a osm Wheat
beayr s4J ldld Oneri Red We.;eIn, dss ksc S9Itn.
.rh 9ie; Wnite Western lOl1lIs WAITE sov'hern u u
ll6 Corn "a, and ID. lower Mixed. bbi WHITE SGJli'
PRovIsoys-The same s1.horiiies report beei 'enolns
Downward and qualities 81 ghtIy lo~e RON very du
B,cen Ano Hover Lard quiet, but steady. But
ter , .ill decliuiag. Tsow dull aud unchanged
PEopvCK-Ashes quiet tut steady. Sugar Qoet and On
eh.nge5 Coffee Rice steady. Dn,eed On qnti
xs'lUbG Rosin-Ssl.s small q. CdLs. spIIiis IuE
u.ptioe ..esdy at 1901. Petroleum h-asy
IosDos NAnKErs-Breedstuts heavy and stu declining
Soaxr auiet bu. s.esdy Loeos trIa Tea tnalpg down
ws,d Rice steady Islow quit, but steady
ANEEioAs sEcURTIEs-llAeis Central ,hsres closed
Wsdne.daS At AZ az; 6.sc0uLt. no g.. Gfji.
Conseis osed on Wednesday At ". ~ for Money.
--LATEST.
LIVERPOOL March 6-COTI0S-Thc Brokers' Circular
ports The saes Of the foot 2sUol bslss OF which
900 were taken by speculsors sni 90 BY exporter The
ntrkst opened decline OF tpid Subsequently,
american and Indian GdyicsI, the dec almost
covered the market cio al barely lat weeks quotL
for American "a decline for 5uLs, and t9d. decline for
Other descriptions. The 90 to-day knoa 90 bales
the closing fI se unchanged Tho authorized quo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

smalley aud CHAPLIN TO conduct the business Of the
road, in behalf Of the second bondhoders until April
g when he would hear all parties in interest upon
the future management Of its affairs. The meeting
appointed Msssrs. John A. Loring, Gen. Whitney,
and John Stuart Committee to represent tho second
bondhOIders ct the above hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
r-~egyta 40 py,duPo.

Maven 2o.-6.oOO bbs. Flour. 1901 hbl,. Corn Meal.
1866 bbls WLky IL ~ bush Corn 5000 bush. Os 10.
ba,h Seed 500 Tkgs .Ovisons 700 ytgA Butter. so
pss LAID. l.O Dies,ed Hog, oo bu.A Barley. 81 pks
AgAsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
france,

La France asserts that the Cabinet Council at ST.
Cloud resolved to act automatically OF St. Peters.
burg In favor o. Poland.
Tie Bourss was steady. Rentes 70f. 20c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

At meeting Of the second mortgage bondholders
Of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, held on
Tuesday, ii was stated that in consequence Of The re-
cent death Of Messrs. Thatcher and Henshaw, judge
Pierrepont Of Vermont had appointed hlo6srs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
summary Of The Edinburgh News.

Tho following is a summary Of the news sent out
ny the Edinburg which lef. Liverpool on the 4th:
Ii Nerd states that Mr.. Sidell hal Just had an in.
ssiHsw With d. Dfouyn De Lbuys, in the course Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Spain.
The Ministerial {

The Ministerial crisis had terminated. Muaaorcs
was Presiden: Of the Council and Minister Of For
eign Affairs. The Chambers will shortly be re-
opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

TIC totk IN poTt 70 tttimhcd a. SO0o bsIs 81 which
80 90 bslet are American
RRRApsruPPs steady. except Corn which 10 declining
PRoyIsiOHs quiet LAID tsLding downward
LoapoS. March G, 1909.
Consols for Money. 92l
The bullion Bank Of has decreased S1c9 500
Erie Shares a.. az. liroi. CensI Shares Gid3 diI-
count; United States ., 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

enthusiastically offer irving ,,,sv.
twentieth Precinct arrested Chas oberandsf 80 an IS
alias Dutchy ON charge of cOmmitIngs puIn; p.rb
Psticks bay. by breaking into tho apaitpen"~ A
kcntyrs No. 3Jt West Fifty satb street. snu hah hsx
worth of ladies' wearing apparel Justice
hin for examination. . ,... AZ ~
IN. came ofio.r crested Peter Oswald on svn
celyng pan OF the proceeds OF burglary ,rs u
AuOw patie, about i've wes' ago. In inc N,th ave
John T. Anderson consr of tify'ar. street AM Object
nue. whera uropsy to tho VI 9ao was s,e ,h,sL
living a,o snccssdrd In sus.tins oi.y notorious sshssy
who Is sasI ecied having been e9ncrtnea W nd
Both Prl.oeers were taken oeio'o 'N''''' =.
held for eAamilstion. "a, v,-,.A p...,,.s ssrssted
49,, Ns,.hali Alias Charles Mclean, ADD took hun s
Justice uacsenbosb at the Jen.r.on MsksL res xlSsa
chs,,.S with breaAing iuo the grocery store o. norn
No 10 Wet Houston street yesterday "a ~
tps about oclock and carrying sway thsreom sooa
- az 40 81 Some OF tic aIticoi stolen were
thr Of the prisoner and identified b tne the
Hs was also charged with having bsfs.iioay ast q
cathn. .tore OF rnouas y. Moore No. ls sprni s"s5
sh. ns H Of the 10th nst. and stealing shorefeT
Of clotLing and sichss OF the value Of tlsS y
va COMMITTED IA dsisat Of 200 bail W ssca sa>s"
answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GoyKRNcR.-By sss
with he svc. .nd Of the Senate Marsh H. los
NorAKIEs PUBIC -puTCHsss-ChaEes Gregory u ns9sss
jose ~ Van Nooihs Il ugh,onvle, f. H. Osboine "'
sc RAN. OF Poug hkecpsie. ,.
KINGs-F..uci. e. Dana, William W. Edwards. Ju,l, =
pomerov Lewis Hup, Albert r. Deoon John A LJdsei~
PAirl 4 J McNaLsTa, OF Brooklyn.
NEwNoRK-Elery Anderson. Thonss p. Rennett np3
C.uetdeA ir Ed~sTd M. Daniel, John 7. Emmet Dsass
n Usvit Hanson &. Gibson, Burr ". orls~old eia,ehs
Hoffman, Vnliau = li0scall Edgar Irving. Ch.f'" =
James Nathaniel Jatyi' jri William T. Loeswood La
" Mor, Charles Nettlrtou, Thomas b. OAie y oeiuss
Rocker Alexander 7. sharp G0dtey ". stan pIss -
l. Lyman Van Buren,, Roger Is. Wells William ~ -
.tong, Peer A. HAlsoa,. jr William seymour h'1 Ia
Guido Schmidt William II. AIm.trons' Shses, $3.50 49,
William HI. De Lsneey. IT,. John j. Etsan, jaime. IL
rward Theodore q harccn. CesN 1. Toshsni ''s.
SUI h,I and, john l.. freshman, Of New.Iort City
PUrNAN--John g. Miller " Ca@. George Lua a ME
Ludlns,onvle Isaac Mills Of Red Mills. Jackson " p'''
ban Of Cold SPring -. IN, e.tir
RIcmsoSp-fhoodore c. yermilys, Francis Ham'''
stlpctcu. . 49,, c,,aise.
SuuoLk-John II. Reid Of Babylon, c. Adrian o''u'"
Of sax iIarboT; Lew Preston Of Green fo-t ,x,,re
ULsTRH--Jas. f. Osusndrr Howard Cockpatn. " ~.
ton, Egbart Whisksf Of SaueeItes Nathan Lsis'@ "
Ps'tI. hsac {. Dart ofSnokau. % Clam. Il
WxsrcHRsrER David W. Travis. Dofin, y, onspS ,as
Pres,Gili l.. Ltoncs Concert o. folhsu haao'Pa 'S
" MorIisans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

S2,l57, 2I0 ls-for Customs. $6i,365i Payments,
Al, 2OO, 4O5 Ga; Balance, $l4, COG, 5S8 40.
The Chicago and Alton Rond has earned for the
week ending March Ia, 1868:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
JAMES l., PETiGRU.

TIE telegraph FROM Fortress Monroe yes.erds,
announces the death Of james L. Pssru Of South Cirnk
on. Of th. abes AMI most sstue lawyers OF the ss~
He was bosa in Abbevs District In las. sIdwss graduated
1t the South Carolina College in leo9 After gaining 0sa
reputation in the legal prof.son IN his n,ye dis.ic here
moved 70 Charleston, where HE talents were innediey
reeo.used In 1872. he wa, appointed Attorney General
tie s,ssue ceedipg Robert Y Hsype and he held the poe
ton for eight years In 1880 AID - be took active n's's
"a the notification movement and was one Of tbs leafen
The Union State Rights Party adopting CshOuns views
State policy bat diverged from him. as to tie propde'y ZAP
p,ins State veto 20 adopted BY the Federal Goa
xs.. H. eoqaeuce did much to induce tho highest o'uH
q south Carolina to pronounce judgment which ovsafnN
the Calhoun theory Ia l6o6l be n.nfuly and eoeuenv
opposed the secession movement and never a
r,e Of tho Rebel leaders in LIS native State The cs'ens
was warm fnend Of Hsrry Cay was awsy' 'ras''"
WIKI and an unlas fins friend Of the UOIop. At Cba'
,he very heart Of seeesa be walked out Of ehuca N
the preacher prayed for JEFF Davis but be was man o ss
strength end purity Of character end held In sneb nv
respect, tia. no Quo dared TO sssai him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
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