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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

Q tNos1 spring wheat sold for 81, AS in
Chicago, less than a month ago, and has
since fallen as low as 81, ,l6. The decline
has caused a-good many failures among
the wheat ora m hlaFas 49, ? .
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
South Cnroilnn.

Columbia, s. C., Oct. gG-,,oy Perry's message
was read before the Legislature to-day. IL. .sv,.
though his appointment va made several months
ailor the other Provisional ,.o,crnors south Caro-
lima nos IA ss far advanced In accommodation a. any
other stale. Nv restoring those rho yer. In civil
once AZ the suspension Of the civil government, he
frcotly expedited rccOnst 1r sion. This measure vss
directed TO b., the mililaty auihort,c', but he was
suftained b. President lohnsnn, 10 whom will be
hsgn'd in history the glory Of having recon.
u uclcd tho broken, dism9utlcd ina mcni. of tho
kepuhic, without marting Ire civic beauties.
I'VE anuds % tho new constitution popular and
w mo, AVG, lnrplu1f The people h more zeal anI
stare, kecomm'nds the io-icring OF In ernsl i'm
pioyomenii, commerce al manufactures the eneour-
aS.ment o. ioIel omieratlon; also that the, shall
states lot horses, mues Ctttu, no bacon lard aud
beet nor on ms Northern state, or iurritIe, ayr-
cnliufnl implements and clothes, bu' should RAISE
grow and make everything for theinsevei. Nov that
slayery IL abolished lauor Ia made moro honorable
more acc ssarv. Young men NUT become trades-
mon, Manufacturers, mechanics. Northern friend.
are Invited 10 come lHiredlate provision must he
made i,r .he protection by the goycrnnont OF feed
men. This !. etrecici by the President aud Con.
giee'' ahd .lll remove all preoxt or military rule
cen of tho ntcd stuoi rhoulh I've gwen 10 tho
poope, and m carly dAy hNei Tor The o eci ION OF
mtnip,t OF Ionsrta.; Shouli lhoie cleo ed he Ia
Nashlug'nn Win Their ere entails whan the CLERK
calls tie roll they cannot lo Acludud more ia an those
irPm Nasal isctts. No man Ia south CAIolIua eau
the policy OF tho President TO enorro thls and ths
Governor believe. that u 10 not tho policy u Con-
- t's 90 ava ~ Two mite STATES
senaloiS' one TOR ~ bcafs ron the third Of March
last, the 4nrNptcd term 10 MNch, 1867 lie recon-
ugndt the ls.ung % Stat1 bonds and selling them 10
pi, the STATE debt And avoid pi,fen: taxation Tho
reorganization Of the miit " urret, me Serre,arv
OF state ut Wilmington having give asursuces TINT
ass ne The sac Government IL OrenGiEcI All Mn.
ttoI- Will 10 withfrtwn lie rccoinms ends
the ro-ettsblishment OF tho south Carolina College
on univct,ul system and tho feopeninE
OF tho Ci'slUl Acad, Tor Cadets lie oprose. anS
SC lookIng 10 the liquidation Of the State debt lie
recommends the exchange Of pablo dOpiueuts with
~ me s.'tet states lie hv been uiOunrd hy the
Posines'er hrnes thst the ~ 4iis viii lie earned bv
gu ihruads ~ soon ~ the department 10 assured of
Tue responsibility OF tho Il euts. In conclusion ho
~ TIE people 10 look Onlf he 1u e. aud not 20
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
An Extensive Operstor.

A NAN named o. r. II. browning, and who
styles himself 'Psymsstsr in the Navy hes been
creating considerable sxcitsmsn, In Cincinnati.
He has teen living at the burnett House In thar
city where be became quite = prominent person
ave among the guests OF the hotel, and made Aha
at1nnntance OF hrst lass society the country
over. Among tho ladies' he WAS q grss, fayo-
lie, and 10 reported TO have made marriage
engagements with upwards OF dozen respoc tsbls
girls who were unacqusinted with the tact that
Major browning" as he sometime styled him
self bad wife living in Burlington, New jersey
|. charged that Browning 10 sdsxierour rsiirosd
thiet aud has lived by plundsrng the baggage
cars On various railroads few days since he
was arrested by . detective Of the N. Y. Central
X. Company, Al Syracuse on . charge OF steal
ing baggage .. Albany. A. Syracuse, Browning
was engaged 70 he married to . wealthy young
lady, whose watch 1t 10 stated, he had stolen Wills
riding by her side Amoug the many documents
found on his person by the detective, IL . letter
FROM his wife, which tends to show his excessive
msapnsss II 10 couohed Ia tho most Adections.s
terms every line containing some adjective of
tndeEmont. She ontrsAis him 70 send her liz.
us money, she not having even 25 cents TO have
her luggage brought homo from The depot and
concludes her epistle by begging Of him 10 come
home, aud sends him "a hundred kisses" The
accused now lies IN jail u Syracuse awaiting
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
The Robbers Cave a, N..hvm.

GRrAr interest Ia ct present uan,sc,,.d nv A..
citizens Of Nashville, Tenn in regard 70 the "Roe-
ber's Cave" which has recently been discovered
beneath the city. and mention Of which h.. rr.-
viously been made in tho SUE. Ths s..b,i,l.
U'Ios OF the 29d instant, saysi
We yesterday VISITED the cave recently d,r,,.,.
%, which enters the rocks m the Chs,tan,oy.
Railroad cut and which 10 supposed BY msny mo-,
number OF the Williams now. The entrance 1. At
point opposite The functions Of the two hrauch,.
OF The road, aud but little beyond sleifels Brewery
The cut IL there some thirty feet deep and ,her. 10
seam In The rocks which looks 81 l the layer. or
limestone bad once been broken by some serribs
CONFUSION OF nature. The mouth Of the cavern
osrey hdmih man, rswiipg on his hands and
knees but short distance In II becomes larger,
bong some thres isst broad aud three and ..
nail or Tour feet In height Al the front there
large pile Of dirt, apparently loose.
and but recently dsponted there, completely
p,ocsihg u up and u 10 In removing
This the workmeu ere engaged. The progress
made however, 10 very slow, on account OF the
difheulty in getting the dirt out Of the mouth
OF ths cave-t being Necessary W convey 10 all IN
SIN Al box. iho inen lifting II foot by foot, and
crawling AFTER IL. There arc those who bslievs
that there arc robbers in II now, and that they
nave learned that they are discovered, and have
purposely blocked II up. n such is The case, thsy
Jan pie IN The dirt much faster than ID can be
uten ont, and they have more room 10 work. As
ysl nothing has been found but one or Two play
lng cards; but this must not 10 taken evidence
mat robDers-or even men have been In H. while
conVerslnS WIN oihzen-a gentleman who re-
sides IN The vicinity learned that The cave has
long been known. Strong guards arc posted 80
NE entrance OF the cave, and unless there nome
other outlet To the cave " there robbers In IL
they VIII ultimately 10 compelled W come out.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
Awful Shipwreck Hundred and six.
~ coolies Drowned or Eaten by Tigers.

The Amsricsn.buit ship Eagle Speed" was
wrecked near Hsllid,y's Island. IN August the
e9d, while on her way from Por, Canning to Do
mara Iudls,, with four hundred and ninety seven
Coolies aboard. The results are thus Gee ribed in
the English papers,
Tire Of thc Eagle Speeds boats we're launched,
manned BY the crew. Ir.ludiag Ne Coolies who
threw themselves into the water IN hcucoopa the
boat saved one hundred and dxty nine. sui sll
the Europeans Captain Hoskins' boat made hve
trips, out the others were soon smashed (; one OF
them had at half past twelve, bruu yht OF the Gap.
tain, whom his own crew refused to holm Too
steamer L ,dv Elgin, which near, lot Tor Port
Csnring, no hint was given 10 three hundred mis-.
cradle wrc;chss who were sinking, to launch tho
ships cutter, which had not been used
though the ono European len, aud fve
negroes, did do 50, and with thirty coolies were
afterwards found by the steamer The ship con-
hnued TO float all thst night, ami did no. sink ul
seven on Wednesday, morning, iustuying the
opinion OF Captain Hopkins. "Copsderng the
rate at which TIE sh p was sinking. vas ssnguiue
that wewoUh have succeeded IN letting the greater
portion OF tie Ctolios out" Two s.samers were
=, once sent rourd run Cal,uttA and the LAZY
Els re.urn 4 from Pur. Canrins. They iount
III Coolie lads on tho ns5s OF the wreck, and
save about siNtv more who, With oihers, bad
NuAtcd 10 ,l'jay's aud BItcncr's l. srGA Where
tiger, arc said " have des,royc many Of tie
wretched men. Tho Cooe, ssscrt taat lho las,
European attempted 10 tire the ship. o the sour
hundred snd ninety seven Coolies, two hun.
ared aud SKY soem to hAve persaei on that
terrible wednesday morning OF Afterwards In tie
tup-la-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
From Fortress Monroe.
tcotr,spondenee of b, Sunl

Fortress honros, oct. 25.-The BRIG Unicorn, Capt.
Thomas from surinam for Baltimore, with . cargo
of ,ugsr and mol~ ea. 1, here -indbound. Quite q
ncei Of sailing vesse have been obliged TO pu, into
this hsrbor waiting for favorable wind which |, now
easterly.
The L. z. steamship Rhoie Island arrived this
morning from New York. sho Ia hound to Havana
to bring back the noted steamer s,onewsl which
will he taken to Warrington
The double turreited monitor Tons-.nds len for
Norfolk this afternoon
The English bark wayiaror arrived from New
icit to-day hound 20 Richmond lor /. cargo Of -four,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04

OTrICE or THN LfSCot y NATIONAL
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,


MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
SPRiSGTtrLD, ILL., Oct. 26
To The Psopt' ~ the United SiIiU.
Tho National Lincoln Monument Association az,
nessy invite the attention and favorable regard II
thelt fellow citizen, throughout the United State.
70 steel enrrtying Of Abraham Lincoln and III.
rInsncpstion Proclamation" published bV PrnnS n
Ionpsny, Art fubli shots Of Boston, Mas, the en-
N. generously donated to tie fund, OF The Associa-
ZION asa mean. Of public contribution toward the
erection OF . Nshonn Monument that shall bs
people. N w WV
Z. l.. CoNkLISG, Secretary.
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moral mo 'snss Of ,hs states and such MAGISTRATE
tativee. Immense eheerins, mingled With
loud hisses which continued Tor some time1 whist
Of e,dinr names 10 rouse the President and Cabinet
10 their duty Jnlfe- there something more Of
Intelligence, patriotism and devotion TO the nation,
then, sure a. fate We would Re- robbed in potics OF
Whist we saincd in battle, and our children would
publican party could not barter what
the nston had tlincd. hut hereafter our
lives would have 70 he spent In this irrepressble
conflict, 4 the Presdenrs plan Of reconstruction vas
not repealed. But we might have gained Everything
II the Republican party had put Northern man,
and not Southcrner, i1to the chair. Applause.
He told them in tennessee that he vas white
man. and he had carried all he aaid he would do.
But the mistake should not he repeated. He trusted
Northern man would he paced in the Presidential
chair once morc, aud then our victory would be m
complete IN The Senate az n had been In the fed.
But unless the people will do something" said he.
In conclusion The south will he victorious both In
youf day and mine"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
From Canada.
The sanders kidnapping Cuse-tucIea,
ing feniln Excitement. Etc

AH'n'o - ~, OF. 26.-In the Sanders tidnap.
Eng case tAe Iudse strongly urged a conviction on
the Jury who, unable to .glee have been locked 10
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
Tennessee,


Ih' 'N'h'lHe NION OF Tho 2lIt insI. says3
The up21i branch OF tie Tannei, q Iesi,l.,ur. n,
lhuf'any Ast took st'p In advance nj iOrmer egs-
ia,uie' brushed mrs'v pfeluices nwr1, tui pw I'd a
ull ll''in" T. 10rr ~ AtI,ln or milan descent
So'tell witnesses ~ the Iurtt OF t'is state The
~ aH'p'f ID !" 10 ~, Inc following ia o cory OF
uc ~ Doc lEfcd
- hii 20 - Jv.tics, oud r,npor p,r'ont NJ yri.
en- 1"d ,giaI "ciata'corn petent rt,nsssfR IL N,
tp'rls Offhis Sat'. ' ~ "''
80 T. o'-c.ei by lbc Genarsl Assemble I'm.
q OF i,hposs'o lha pntr0ns Q, ~ lcan On Indian
IT, ~ Ielt.| 'll' e. q f7s.tii.e' sut ines
=. "a a. 'ht Ioni "a o. this stale - ., iul, manner
'u v ,'ns are ny an rCt ~ Con -re.- oolpe tent
= u All me cDurti Of IT, ait, states. nd
,'ms ia tiIis ot In "a this a'e excluding sucb
P'rhai i u'oiu 'on pc en-. 70 N.e hriebr repasled"
.e ~, az sllt debate ly las u ends and NINA
"" TAKE II 10 sraut-d that the al owe artion
,,hsttiissei We naurtd Judgment Of The senate II
shl ~ r. oi hfp'esentltiyes should respona i.yor-
OF me last remaining sonrcss Of agitation "a 1un
ne 3es, way ana need have apprehensions AZ 20
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-04
Georgia

The Georgia State Convention E'sciDblei AZ MI.
ledfsville and oTanized on "wednesday. Hertcheli
V. johnson, who candidate for Vice PRECEDENT on
the ticket with stephen A. Douglas In tsGl was cho-
'on President. Governor johnson sent IN Inessage
state had been CAP ured burned; that all ASSET OF
the state abroed had been draw " the fnll that oil
inuicoi OF lLcnne are unAvailsbl and that there
ioIe ~ had lecome necessary him TO provide for
the iinnediGl" omereences lie invited attention 10
ntopjshla Tor borrow money 10 the pmonnt OF tifty
thousand dollars aud 10 tho edis ING of ihc tate
lOf members OF COngrOss under the new nppOrtion-
meat. lie llso recommends chase in ths mode Of
local surrea onS hO stated the deht Of the STATE 20
70 rfhslJ h25 of which only ~ Gj1, T5I was con
trncted beioie the war. The debt contracted no ore
me Far, he ndd, 10 an honorable on; but the hor
one u o. a very din'~ent basis having no lrta or
moral obligation. he rebel currency and the rebel
om'e' he rcnarks, hourished toyothrr tn hio,"
hhd must he buried toieihor in one grave"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
New England and The Debt.

The Boston Traveller says that of the
interest duo January LIST, on the public
debt, payable 10 Boston, there already
been paid out 81, 800 900 in gold, part Of
the payments having been anticipated,
and there yet reuains several hundred
thousand dollars yet to DO paid. This
represents not far from S10,O00,00 oil
the national debt, by for the largest ,art
Of which is held in Boston, and the re-
mainder in Maine, Vermont New HAmp.
shire, Massachusetts,, &c.
The above is a very pregnant para.
graph. 1t is stuffed with food for redec-
ton. 1t is the bird that lays the golden
eggs-lays it for the manufacturers, con.
tractors, spectators and money changers
OF New ESgland and the seaboard who
are urging on the war and making for.
tunes out of it but not for you, or you,
or the great million, No; your business
is to gather the crumbs which 20 to feed
the gallinaceous fowl. The patriots"
who bold the bird invest their millions
in federal bonds bearing interest payable
in gold eremptioa from toTa'ion! One
puts bis half million 10 such security,
and on this he draws an interest equal to
seventy five thousand dollars in currency
aud rays not n cent Of tribute 10 the
Federal Golfer; while the poor clerk or
mechanic who manages to gnther by a
yes rs's hard toll and industry say s 500,
is taxed SIS thereon--for 1865, Sl20 =
This is "radical' fuancierjng, and when
tbs masses ef the ~peoplc--tho laboring
aud producing masses who are made to
work that the war for the negro may 90
on intermirably, and that these exempt
"patriotsp who lend the Government at
the extraordinary lOF rates Of fifteen per
cent. may amass fortunes, come to fully
realige tho ~sitqatich Of affairs, if they
eysy do, tits barely possible that there
will be a general desire to be excused
from, as the philosopher IF the Tribune
says there is row a wish to DO burdened
with taxation.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

DEATH OF MRS. ANDREW PRoUDFIr.
With a feeling Of sadness that is fel,
not only by us but by the whole commu.
nifty, We are called upon to record the
death Of this most estimable lady. She
departed this life on Sunday evening,
January Goth, 1865. Known for many
years to all our citizens as q kind hearted
Christian lady, a most !amiable cOmpan'
ion and warmly loved friend aud neigh.
Dor, her death has caused a vacuum
that cau rot be filed aud that has made
more Of sorrow und sadness among Q
large number VI acquaintances than is
felt in u neighborhood like our
own. Although tho immediate cause Of
her death was typhoid fever. it is well
known that her cxcocd din 6 tenderness and
love for IN only daughter, whose remains
she but recently followed to the grave,
hurried her disease rapidly to its sud re.
suit. With the dOubly afflicted father
and husband and the half orphaned only
remaining son, we, with the whole com.
munity humbly condole.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

na. One Of tbs snblimsst, yet saddest
spectaclss eyer witnessed was the burn
ing Of the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington on Tuesday last. The fire
first broke out 10 the Piatqre' gallery, and
was caused by defective aae.7 II spread
with great rapidity, and has destroyed the
entire central portion Of that immense
building. The library is saved and
some Of the most valuable relics Of
Washington's family, which we're in the
great museum but the destruction OF
other relics and the collections of the ex.
ploring expeditions Of the last fifty years
can hardly be enumerated in dollars, for
money can meyer replace them. The
fine apparatus, chemical, electrical and
meteorological, was all consumed. As the
flames wound around the towers, steeples
and turrets that characterized the archi.
lecture Of the building, The sight was ap.
palling and magnificent beyond cOncep-
ton. The falling in Of several towers
shows that even walls Of sand and stone
are ruined. The East and West wing,
are all that will lie saved. l,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
IA Gard.

Editors Onion In reply to many
letters and inquiries from people in this
section Of the county, the undersigned
take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that our rcnown.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

SPUNKY DEMOCRATS The editor oil
the Clarion (Pa.,) Democrat, on account
of the high price of paper, labor and 9th.
er articles connected with the business,
determined to discontinue the publica,
ton of the paper and so announced to
his subscribers, when they called a meet.
ing and resolved that he should not stop,
and told him to raise the price of his pa
per to s .0O-paid him a year in advance
and told him to 60 on as they were mol
going to do without q paper. If all Dem.
ocrats would so support their local press.
es it would DO bu. a short time until the
country would DO restored to pence and
prosperity by Democratic rulers. Lei
the experiment be tried everyw here.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
Manhood; How Lost, How Re
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stored.

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An Important Advancement.

An Important Arrangement.
AT THE McNULTY HOUSE, ASHLAND, o
Particularly interesting to alI those who ara
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Political Caricature No..
INCARCERATION, >.
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THE NOVEMBER sMASH-tP,
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