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CHARLES SIEBKE,

SUCCE ssOR TO H. DIEMEL,
- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. & o. r. r. Depot Wheeling,
VIVA. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc.
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This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drover5 and Farmers will lind this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. CapaCiOus
Yards. well watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every atteAtiOn is paid to
their wants From Harrisburg where will DC
found every convenience Tor feeding AID resting,
a choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market This viii also he
found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for Stock 10 New YoTl, [via Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other.
JNOCH LEWIS,
Genl Superintendent, Altoona Ps
l.. l.. UOUPT,
Genl Tisket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON,
Genl Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
jdBll.my2i
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
by Telegraph.
New YORK, Feb. 9.
MONEY-Easy, at a p cent, chiefly at in
side rate.
STERLING-Dull,a at 81 099.
GOLD-Withont decided change, opening &C
g 49,, declining TO g III and closing at 50 II.
r r. STOCKS-Ft-Wayne at oslo.
LATER
NEW YORK Feb. 9..Gold tonight % IL, and
after the call at$2 liz.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

Ourreaders cannot fail to have observed
the statement that the Congressional Glo6A
will not contain a report of The speech
made by the Vice President upon taking,
dispatch says the speech was remarkable
only for its sssinoohe1ence, which brought 4
blush tOsthe cheek Of every Senator and
OFFICIAL Of the Government who was pres.
ent." OF course such observations excite
public attention. and create = curiosity to
know what the Vice President could have
said that was so incOherent and isnproper.
The Son atGrepOrter OF the Associated Press
gratifies the lantlable inquisitiveness of the
people, and the following is his s,lmmnry
OF the speech: 3s@& &x.I sS4ss sE silrs 49, 4
"Mr. johnson, before taking the oath Of
Office, made short speech, which. rs in
the case OF Mr.. Hamlin, was nearly einaa-.
dible. owing to tbs want OF order which
prevailed among the women ia the galle-
ries. BY the choice of the people, he Sc id,
he had been made presiding oniaer of this
body, and, in presenting himself here in
obedience 60 the ,behestsof the Constitution
OF the United Statess il w0uld, perhaps, not
be out Of placesto remark Just bere what q
STRIKING thing the Constitution was. At
was the Constitution of the people Of'thei
country, and under it, here to-day before
tne american Senate, he felt that9 hei
was man and an American citizen. lie .
was proud Illustration of the fact that tan. I
Ger the Constitution q n7ancDuid rise from
the ranks 10 occupy the second plaeean the1
gift Of The American people and Of the
American Governments. Those OF us who
have labofed our whole lives tor the estab-
lishment or froe Government, knew how
TO cherish its great blessings. he would +
say to Senators and others before hinn1toI
the Supreme Court which sat before him
that they all gottheir power from the peo-t
Pile N this country. ~ AssY eeliss
Turnipg toward Mr.. Chase, Mr.. Johnssn
said: And your exalta.ion and positiopl
depend upon thatpeolpa. hen. turning to-
ward the Cabinet, he said .tAnd will sayt
to you, NE, Secretary Seward, and to you,
secretary-{1 gSntlcssdx ,sSar by. soto
yoics.-''WAo Is Secretary oj the Ndgye, tie
person addressed, replied ifa a sehisper, Mr..
Rs1lesl and 70 you, Mr., Secretary Nelles,
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IEq kdf)al.s1r Ya
!, JUNE, ! Il, 1889

4 voulds say, yon All dsrive you. pswst
from the people. Mr.. Juirso1 ,hf.. r.
marked that the great elemert Of vitality
in this sGovernmeptEw vas its ilearrees and
proximity to tho people. He wanted to
say 70 all who beard him, id the face Of the
ed from the people. He would say, in tlJe
hearing of the Foreign Ministers, for he
was going to tell the truth here to-day, that
he was plebeian-he be- thanked God sor H. g It
was the popular heart Of this nation tthat
wes beating TO sustain Cabinet officials and
the President Of the United STATES. It was
beian lie him 70 tell such tbinSs = as m these.
Mr.. johnson next adverted 30 afIAl.e Ia
Tennessee, and the abolition Of slavery
there. He thanked God Tennessee WaeS
State Of the Union, and Md never been out.
The State Government had been diSC0n-
tinued for . time there had been an inter.
Tegnum, hiat,,s-but she had never besn
her representative. on this day sne Wodjd
elect Governor and . Legislature, and
she would very soon serd = senston and
] Il must 30 admitted that nolarxe amount
OF original truth or valuable Information
would have failed OF general circulation II
ate chamber With the bad Dir offhat ape1t-
ment. when the Windows were opened FOR
it, ventilation. The Vice President should
not insist, With 50 much emphasis, UPON
the fact Of his humble origin, or he may
provoke the reflection that conspicuity, %
not always the reward OF merit, biie -
sometimes the reelll. of obtruss venesa.io It
is creditab1e to q man to overcome, ~ his
energies, the disabilities attendant UPON
!. .low birth and iron fortune" but It is.ihct
becoming to grow boastful Of the obscufity
OF ones ancestors, and the ignorance Of
ones youth. The Hon. Andy johnson is
entitled g the respect Of his countrynsen
as Southern Senator who stood dfmly
by the standard Of nationaf faith, when It
was deserted by the leaders OF his section
and the partiaans with whom he was nsso-
ciated, and this-we have no 3ispoeitioh to
forget, but there will be no dispute, en1enr
those who can be said to have ANY sense Of
propriety, that his inaugural effort wSA In
the worst taste. 1t was not his place to
instruct the Senate as to its duty yreasfding
the status OF seeded States, and it strikes
US tine people of the Unftei Stateeshad
heretofore heard quite enough concerning
ther greatness and sovereign peculiafties
from their public men. The people are
pretty well aware, TOO !, e belieye; that
ing that they should cont sSntly BE remind
suspect persons upon aoticfal redSstels,
who puff them with uncomm6ai S3heu1.
Snce; Of an inclination toward ssdema-
8egusry, rather than d sincere adpfAtion
Of the masses Of mankind. The Vice Pres
Ment we fear, furnishes an additional rea-
son why the, American people shbuld be
glad to hear of the good health OF Abraham
Lincoln, and the failure OF the fool who
proposed To- assassinate him. Csn. Com.
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BURLINGTON, SATURDAY. MARCH Is 1866

tests, but K is in vain We have an I'm
me9se debt, and must pay both interest
and principal as soon as boesihie. This
MAKES i. q necessity 70 keep Is high tar
n as 1s consistent with raising the largest
amount of revenue, and that is very nearly
whas.t was last year. We must average
gate 81 imports, discriminatinc as seems
most tadvantageocs for rthegeneral Interests
pf the country. All fear Of sacrificing do
nesttc Industry FOR the sake of q theory is
past, arc With the return Of peace there
VIII be 9 general increase in ali branclee
O mining and manufactures. n0.T
4. The idea thai we shall ever return 10
the same amount Of currency we'nad prior
bers cf men IN the country, ESPECIALLY tho.e
who call themselves political economists,
VINO think We ought to return to the game
state OF things we had pre- evi0us TO the war.
They have got Q theory, and they are no
doubt honest in believing it true, but the
world won't bend to theories. The great,
almost Only use OF money, is to make ex-
OF II ~ transact business conveniently. 10
suppose that this country, with double the
populAtion, and fourfold the number Of ex-
changes, can conveniently transact bust.
ness with the same amount it had twenty
years ago y absurd. The people have now
1eAfne0 noW M0c0 easier and better it Is to
transact business with plenty Of money
than It ist istotecr1mped and straitened with
an insudictsnt supply. There are intelN.
gent men-496aic writeYs-who will prb.,
nounce with the confidence Of an oracle,
precisely how much money we want. But.
among other things We have learned infhe
war is this, that the rules about currency
which have heretofore been iaiddown up
on arbitrary authority are nonsense. We
shall have very different currency here
after than what We had before the war. We
shall have a national currency. and we
shall have enough Of il to transact the great
mass OF blsiness-the exchange oc the coun-
..y-with ease and convenience.
Thus the commercial revolution will be
as grea. as the political, and Government,
commerce and finance will all be placed
on a much more stable foundation than
they have mad since tne days of Waahing-
ton. The efsort'of the States Rights party
to destroy nationality, will result in far
stronger and be1.er nationality than we
could have hoped for. Tie great Central
West Will prosper in direct proportion TO
the development Of interior trade. This
will be increased by q strong tsriff-a sound
national currency and the construction OF
the Pacific Railroad, whichswin bring the
intercourse Of Europe and Aaia, to large
extent, over the American continent.-C On.
Gazette. es1ss-1l Sa .st kaa E. II. M.
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xsweI 10 as@,a
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FoHr FISHER AND suRnounDIsss.-The
following is an extract Of letter from an
Ohio officer of theIt troops Just passing
through Wiimington: 4 s.54sNd
SssAll aionS'thie bara.nouth of CapA ra.r
Riyer-are strswn. Gthe Vrecks of ,,mfortn.
connne(st. t.n-snsaHiHSf nnor,s mss,, ~. Er"o -
lish nentralifv and cnpiliitv. (SnI,,s Aasck
a. q - in - .rs,Id go s,sSs ~ ~ soos
'netioea. 1iiiy lookino thincs snrssh;r..
like anrinmense inst fisha5
,up by the small pm nn6ays. The channe1
here. over the, bar. g. yervs snsffvsv and tor.
tnons, reguiJing skifoi piiotios ,osste t re- =
yesssl over. Affer reft;n@S @ ine,,' Or Te.r =
River we ran uu 10 4 ,stn Dorarv y ock And
nnded On the hsai,lv 1kesch ~ sFa,,arsi
Point. & verv au,a41 farrfl = hirh Irno.a Ss =,
owns At present. dsT as 6ta1Sl1sf oI,f
Fort Fisher claims o,,r first 4attAn4,or.
You have no idea 81 Tie extent and ereat
Was com pleteIv W. surSf1sesl .s the snn:.,. n:
ance 81 thinrs. 81 iii the niles nf ,,i4 iroy,
81 ever aavv. fi,a rrn,,nd = rrnt,ni Enss Ei.h. .
er beats them iii. Y0i have seeti an old
brick yard With al, the broken ibticka IL.
Fort Fisher presents i,st st,ch arlsannesr.
ar,ce, with the fragments Of rustv iso1, IN.
ploded. remind voiib ar = ifleid.s nf nnmn
kins. The VreaS s1ffs,S n tlsc Gnre In tf.
exception of fb,i ~ fiVealte s,ssssa .ir,,s c,,
some knocked to mvcea fsnfl sr1s,iA .Ii~h4s
" damaged. But now men stveraworke
those guns, ,1uullpr ihAShellipg, is = mystery
70 me; I ala g, SEE 9 square yard q earth
piece Of shell. I noticed snn,s ~ ! rs,ar;oo,.
pieces, of ordnance T6f Enrl;St I - srnS.n. 1s
ture. and OF . pattern / y,svep Sa1r do.c-;h.
ed. One Of them nd a mnzxis mo honey.
comb, with over hundred different chaIn-
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q General Grant has reco,nnended The trl-l
Hnrsfor,a .Tand half million OF it has been
ordered. It 90 bstitutes roasted wheat for
'shard tack y meat sansage ia the place Of
salt beef pork, 80, and self-raising flour
in the place Of soft bread for q marching
ration. It is said that thirty days Of Hors-
fSyd's rations Gan be carried with less difh-
Guilty than eightlof the present rations.
very great, if only in the matter Of trans
porfafion iif this substitute Will answer,
and We do not see whyit will not. nd i
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agreement upon anything. All seem to be
ia the gfeatest possible feaf. OF SOME unde-
fned danger. II Virginia 10 the last ditch
i i one they seem BY NO means to like
= curious problem. There are several
things they may try TODD. They may try
% oconcentrate all their strength and fight q
hatd battle. How h that TO be done3 It 10
Extremely &4fl1cult 70 SEQ how q large army
. can eecapo x6other without being seen: and
: "a fact it seems impossible for Lee TO Per.
lbfln any such feat. In that case he must
.be the ATTACKING party--fight without 1ort;-
d61fions. with che chances against him,
ma abandon Richmond. Again, Johnston's
atmv nav retreat till IL joins Lee, and
make their battle there. Then they must
fkhtSreatly superior forces; for our armies
WA unite also. 80 sa -t
y Finally, they may stand seige in Rich
5aoAd, and this is likely TO be the result:
: 4 will depend, then on their supply Of pro-
!, Visions. Ifthat ii large, it may be q siege
OF 10nths.l More likely it w1ll be bat few
weeks. Taxing Ill the evidence tOgether,
the condition OF the rebels seems 70 be this,
that they are exhausted Of vitality, dying
by degrees; that their c0uncdls are dlvided
With no agreement upon any policy that
~ schemes I'd unite them bays failec thai
naohd, but the fear 0fthe leaders to yield );
nat Lee will make Virginia the last ditch,
.Snd thai fkAfs are no hopes Of success
iiS9ef and, nhally, tlA4 sooner or later his
aStny viii sbe starved out II mot tefeated J;
and tha. the tail Of Richmond and 1leo Win
0e tho almost immediate end Of the war
6nerrilla war IL not possible where there
axo no armies or defensible points to aus
tAin It The whole problem Of the war ID
now resolved into the defense Of Virginia,
Ana especially Richmond. How long the
IN Hltsh Mn Be able - coyse In dsisnd-l
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

4 ASTRfKI1s4SCENE.-T controversy in
England abont our civil WAY appears to be
growing warmer every day, and strong
feeling is manifested on both Sides The
anti.slaverys policy Of the United States
Government has added largely to the en-
thusiasm and strength Of our. English
friends. At recent great meeting inMan-
chester, the Hon. Lyulph Stanley, who has
recently visited this country, made . long
and powerful speech in defense Of the UQ-
ion cause, in the course OF which he paid q
high tribute of admiration to the character
Of Northsrn OH eers who had taken by
preference the posts Of commend in the
black brieades, and among them he men
tioNed Colonel Shaw, who WAS killed at
Charleston; and whose body was found
covered with The dead bodies Of his me-
groes, who had fought around him to the
iast. Was il = specimen OF Sonthern chiv-
Airy, he asked, when General Beauregard,
in snswer to the requess that the body of
Colonel shaw might be sent within the Fed
eraa'Isne6 for inter ment, contemptuOusly
answered that che had buried him with his
negroes =" Isay, said Mr.. Stanley, that I
should have been very prond 20 have had
such gravefas that. At this point the
whole audience rose to their feet and all
broke into 1oud and ong-continued cheers.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-11
A Card..Knabe Pianos.

Several communications in our city pa
pers again called my attention to the supe-
riorfty of the Kna6e Instruments. flatter
myself although not an "artist, to venture
an opinion, concerning the real merits of
musical instruments. l have had the op-
portunity, both in Europe and America, to
test Pianos of all kinds. In New York,
st. Louis, as well as in the cities of the
Middle States, II have had occasion to criti-
else the instruments of the various manu-
factories of this country, under the hands
of artists; and what honest, impartial and
distnterested man, artist, amateur or AGENT may
venture to place the Knabe Instruments
second class among all Pianosp Do not all
the most celebrated performers on the
Piano agree to pronounce the Rnabe instru-
ments of the first classp For the city of
Columbus, my Piano, Knabe, although
externally plain, shall enter the lists. /
cordially invite every one to test the in
strument In respect to workmanship, po,oer,
s,oeetness, eUenness Of tone and touch. Should
any one be able to present better square
piano, / shall publicly withdraw this card.
This my first testimony is unsolicited.
X. MEEs.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 10, 1866.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-11
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR--Dull and unchanged but firm at $s 0O@
SO for good 10 choice Xxx red country made; 80 %
90 so for XN white do; IS 1909 co for Xxx red city
brands; 80 7J9l0 90 for Xxx white do.
WHEAT-Market nominally unchanged and hold.
eTs firm at 81 So for No. red from stores 81 60 fol
No. 9 do do
C0RN-Sales car No. 2 mixed from store at re
OAIS-Sales2 cars at sec from store. ..t'
RlEnPemand light aad market quiet and nomi'
nal at 00c from store.
BARLEY-Receipts fair but the demand is very
PORK-.Firm and unchanged. Sales 10 bbls mes,
at $34 90.
LARD-Sales 1000 lbs city rendered at 24c in bar.
rels.
BEEFETDemand :; light at SIG 90 for city mess.
canyassed Hams at 25c sugar cured canvassed Hams
held at 27c 1000 lbs Shoulders at l0c 1900 lbs can
vassed Dried Beef 22c. Bacon firm at 2Oc.
GHWlNESS-Small sales at III.
ALCOHOL-No change to note Held at "a 34@
So 3292 81 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PETROLEUM-Qui Sales 100 bbls refined al
LAKE FISH-Market firm at 50 90 for White
Fish; - 90 for PickereI ~ rs for Trout sj rs for
!. DRIED y APPLEs-In good request and market
SALT-Market firm at Sc a5 for fnei 50 80 for
ALE AND PORTER-NIarket ste.dy. We quote
as follows: Present Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock XXX
$l4 90, Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
WATER LlME-Oswego and Akron leld at
PLASTER "Powell,s" land plaster 900 per ton;
Calcined a 0Oper brl. .f'fI
HoPSnFi5p i'm; New York State 45S5Oc, according
MAi.T-Steady. Barley Malt held at 81 70 per
bushel.