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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

During the week ending yesterday, -four
declined 15@20c per barrel; wheat lO0l1c;
corn, 6g7c; oats, 3@4c; rye, a@4c; and
barley, &c per bnsbel Mess pork has declined
500 per barrel; prime mess pork, 4250@
800 per barrel; cut heads, X@zc per pound (;
sugar, Z@1c per pound and codee. 1c per
he week sa5s PRINTS ss and iasc ps Sn 1s9s
on Other domestic gooda-CHicc9o Trs6s.e
FEB, 22d. -,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
Capture of Two Major Generals.

Capture of TWO Major Generals.
The rebels made q dash into Cumber-
land, Maryland, on Tuesday last, surprised
and captured the piokets, and carried off
Major Generals ORooK and KELLY, two of
SHERIDAN's best officers It seems to have
been very daring and well planned affair.
Cavalry were sent in pursuit, but they re-
turned unsuccessful. IL. sT
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

- Asa Bartlett has been appointed by the
President Chief Justice, and j. P. Kidder and
VIM E. Gleason Associate Justices of the Su-
preme Court OF Dacotah Territory. Lamon h.
Litchheld has been appointed Marshal of that
Territory. -t
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

Gould d Fellers, grocers of Detroit, have
been held to bail in the sum Of Sc, $40,
charged with selling 1854 boxes of friction
matches without having revenue stamps
amXed thereto. .=....r r--,.s.s o. Eel ra3
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

AT recent fancy dress bali in Philadelphia
there were certain well known brokers, their
bodies encased in barrels with holes in the side
for their arms, decorated with the names OF
prominent petroleum companies A good adj
vertising dodge. rg1 05 sEos a5i8 +,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

The arrival of Gen. Mcclellan in England
produced number Of press encomiums upon
himself, and he Quilted Liverpool too speed
lily for any demonstrations 70 be made in his
honor E.: 800 gr--lf,.y ayaa -n.v r.'Hi'gr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

Senator RAMSEY and Hon. D. 8. Non
TON, Senator elect, have jointly, by tele-
graph, requested certain members of the
legislature 70 procure the passage of a con-
current resolution endorsing the fitness of
Hon. MoRToA 8. WILKINSON fol, the posi-
ton of Secretary Of the Interior. This is
singular proceedingon the part Of Messrs.
RAMSEY and Morrow. The most charitable
construction that can be placed upon it
does not afford justification Or excuse.
These gentlemen know better than any
body else that ar. WnKINsoH b not fitted
for the position In the first place, as a
member of the Cabinet, a confidential ad-
wiser of the President, he could not bring
to the position that clear, matured iudg-
ment and qualities of ripe craftsmanship
which are ofsuch vital Importance in this
iuncture of national affairs and secondly,
he lacks the business qualifications that
are Indispensable to proper discharge of
the duties of the Office to which he as
pres. 81 t@2,I ~ al g.. bio, bGG On; -
IS We do not believe that a majority Of the
legislature, which has just declsively ex-
pressed the opinion that he was untitled to
represent the State in the Senate of the
United States, will now be guilty Of such
al acte Of disqualification as would be
attached to them by a compliance with the.
request of Messrs. RAMSEY and NORTON. =.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
SAINT PAUL
Wilmington.

Good news is pouring In thick and fast.
Our Civilizations over the fall Of Charleston
are scarcely uttered, when the announce
ment that Wilmington is in the possessian
Of our forces sends patriotic thrill
through the country. We are fast repos-
sessipg all the important strong-holds of
the rebels. Mobile and Richmond are the
only ports left that are worth anything to
either side, and theywin soon be Obliged
to succumb.
Wilmington will afford an excellent hase
of supplies for SHERMAN, and the ssprces
that have been operating againsstit will
now be able to join the grand ccidmn that
is moving towards Ri tAi from the
In view; Of these braliapsi and substantial
successes, it becomes ras all to heartily
join in the grand celebration and national
holiday on theFourth of March, asrecom-
mended by the Chamber of Commerce IN IN
New York .rg 81, 49, 80 .,..- .i.2 IFS.
: 80 ---.------------------.-- - r-...
volunteers TO be credited where they
ersEf Reside a-...I vrg
1t will be seen by the Congressional re-
port that the second section Of the amend,
ed enrolment bill provides that volunteers
shall be credited in the place where they
belong by actual residence. Amotion was
made to strike out this provision, but It
failed. This amendment is nothing but
Justice to sparsely populated districts
which have become depleted by means Of
the large bounties offered by more wealthy
and populous cities and towns. Under the
former system of keeping accounts with
the State alone, the practice Of allowing
the volunteer to be credited wherever he
chose was unobjectionable; bat now that
every district in the State is required to till
its exact proportion of the whole number
to be raised, according to its enrolment,
q change is imperatively demanded. If
the bill becomes law, and there Is an
other call, St, Paul may have to raise its
quota rrour It's own citizens exclusively.
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.Lsal.l lal L.ll

demand, with but little speculation in
them. The summer traffic has been
very large, aud there Is vet no nbate-
ment, and all through lines are doing
hn immense business.
\ meeting of bank officers was held
at New York, Tuesday, to consider the
subject OF establishing clearing houses
forthe redemption of the national cur
rency. a resolution was adopted, 20 to
system of redemption of national bank
notes, in conformity with the law,
ought to be adopted, and the meeting
adjourned until next Tuesday (to-dnyl
without taking any definite action.
The movement meets with considerable
opposition, and n good many expert
enced bank officers Kept nloOf from the
meeting. Thosewho fuVor the plan sny
they have the endorsement of Secretary
McCulloch and Comptroller Clarke, but
the statement is not unquestiOned.-
Secretary AIcCulIoch's forthcoming re-
port is looked for with unusual interest,
In the brendstutIs markets there is
but little change i'll price. The crops
generally viii be good, probably above
M average, except apples, which will
be scarce everywhere. The European
harvests promise better than n short
time ago, but there will be considerable
demand for our wheat and corn from
abroad. The corn crop in this country
VIII be unusually large. "A warm Sep
tember sun (Which we are nll bemonn-
ing1 was just what was needed 10 ma
ture the crop Mt the West, which was
Kept bnck by spring and summer rains.
Ihe live stock markets were n little
higher last week, owing to some specu-
lntiNe influences and TO scarcity of
choice cattle. -H' - =
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We quote from the Winchester Ne.p
Era as follows:
AWINCHEsTER EDITOR IN TROUBLE.
In the columns of the Richmond BuI-
Ietfn, Mr.. John j. Palmer, formerly the
editor of a paper in this city, complain
ed of having his office destroyed 'sby
the public enemy,H and expressed a
desire to commence business ut Rich
mond with some person who could
furnish the material, etc. General Ter
ry's attention having been attracted by
the Language of the advertisement, the
editor of the Bulletin was sent for. and
requested to state the name of the au-
thor of the advertisement. Mr., Pal
rner was then arrested, and furnished
with quarters in Castle Thunder. but
was subsequently, removed to the CITY
Jail. If this man is determined to
characterize the United States Govern
ment as IN public enemy" we hardly
think him n fit subject for his tnapnan-
unity, and IL he is deprived of his lib
erty he has no one to blame but him
self. 1t Is strange that while the Gov
ernment Is doing all within its power
to restore the men who, for four wears
past, have been waging war against its
authority, to their former privileges,
they will persist in indulging in rash
| epithets which are only Calculated 10
bring misfortune to themselves.
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MeCARE, KRAFT & CO.,
DIR. T. ]. NSNER-

TTESDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
i VINO nave favored him with their conii-
uence ana patronage, and would inform his
IIlenus ana the people generally, that lie will,
the coming year, occupy his old Office on ri
street, near Reed & KTnit'S Drug Store Centre
wheeling, w. Va, where lie may be consult
ed In reference TO their disease tile Dntl1rp and
character OF which the Doctor q able nj ali
times, and under all circumstances todescriht.
and TO assure of the probable result and duT,I-
ton of treatment He practices the EcIecfIc
System OF Medicine, using mild hut cffectiyf
remedies, supporting instead OF tlepTessInp
the Vital Powers The medicines TIspd nv
him are prepared and put up in his own
office. Besides the treatment of NCutr MS
eases, DIR. Kisner will give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties Of Chronic disease
Tint scourge Of the human race, SCrnfIlIn In
lll Its varied forms, viz: Purulent DISCHARGES
from the Ear, so prevalent among children
Purulent Opihhlmin, Ozenn, Enlarged Glands
UIcentlonS, Cancers and all varitles Of Skin
Diseases, Will receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart, liv-
erCOnplnlntS, DinTThusa, ,DySentery and Piles,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, &C;,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EPILEPSY, I,
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases Of Fe-
mnleS, DyemenOTThea, LeucOrrhen, Pn0Iapsus
Utert, and all Painful Irregularities and Ser-
youS Diseases to which they are subject, lie
treats successfully. The treatment Of CHILL
DRES viii receive the same attention as here
tofOne. All consultations and c0Inmunicsl-
tions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfIilly an
swered. ONCE hours from 0 to u A. NJ to
and to 8 p. NJ. jun2
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We arc glad to SEQ the inauguration
of n movement by some of our leading
railroads to throw or the express COM
panies. There is no reason why the
railroads of the country should not do
all the business now intrusted to the
express companies, and have the paw for
il; and wcknow that they could do their
business cheaper and better thnn it is
done now. The New York Tribune an
nounccs this movement as follows:
The trunk lines of roads from the
senbonrd have now under discussion,
through committee, the most efficient
and speedy mode of Kidding themselves
of an abuse under which they have suf-
lered until it hns become un6earable.-
II is proposed to cut of all the commits
sions enacted from railway companies
by a swarm of dispatches" "eXpress-
es, Through lines" &C., by which
merchants arc humbugged and rail-
ways defrnuded of the business belong
ing to them. Freight intrusted to these
transportation companies" travels no
nstcr than ordinary railway freight,
and ii twill be to the advantage of mer!
chantS to place their goods into the i'm
mediate possession of the roads. The
following nre the names of the commit
tee as far as selected: Mr. Barker for the
New York Central, Mr.. Diven for the
Erie, Mr.. IIarlan for thes
Central, and Mr.. Garrett for the Balti-
timore and Ohio road. Every railway
stockholder has an interest in the sue
cess of this movement which will re-
store to those 10 whom IL belongs many
millions annually, which now go to or
ganiZations whose only capital is II
siGn-board. The only labor they per-
form is the collection and distribution
shareholders. Every road in the Uni
ted States ought to be prepared to re-
ceipt for about everything now moved
by express" and thus secure the
profits of u traffic which makes express
stocks sell ut 800 per cent, while rail-
roads doing the work get barely per
cent, with occasionally an omission to
pay anything.
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educational.
Wheeling Female College,
WEBBING, u. "a.

.
nNHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
Il. with full collegiate powers In 1864, and
fecenuy reoTganiZed under n new Board oi
directors, Will be opened as collegiate inSti-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
heXt The buildings are now being tho
roughly Tetitted and newly furnished
In the libernlity of its arrangements, in the
extent and comprchenSivencSS of its course
ernment, and in the enbIlIty and experience Of
ltS Bonrd of Instruction, the public may RELY
upon Its being fiTSt-clnSS seminary
Having had many years experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, l feel assured
that with the liberyl patronage and the ear
nest eO-operation OF tile citizens OF WNeeiinr,
md vicinity, the College will soon he able 10
extend 10 young ladies nll tho facilities for an
OF our eastern metropolitan cities. =
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, eXpe-
nence and reputation.
"A NORMAL. DEPARTMENT will be oTganIZrd
n an carly day, having especial reference 10
the preparation OF yOnnE ladies for tht1 buSi-
ness OF teaching. 11I1 = 80
A PREPAIsAToRY DEPARTMENT will he
enter the collegiate -
The Institution will be conducted upon
principles the leading churrhgs OF this SicIni.
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
EpiScopallnn, being represented in the Facul-
fi EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUrT1oN-Firt Preparatory, So; Second
preparatory, 81; EiTst Collegiate IS; Second
Toilesinte, s.; Junior, $40; Senior, sI2 %:
Latin, French, German, or other Language s5
iiSNpsrimental Sciences, s. 2extra, each; nrsIw-
ing, S; Printing in Oil SlO Pastel, $40; Crsly-
on, Ss; Music. on Piano, $40: Use of instTIl-
ment, s. so Vocal Music, $40: Fuel, I'd and tIi
quarters, ~ cents each quarter ..IET
% B0AhpTSi5; Fuel and Lights, S: Washing,
.; Weekly BnarIl, from Monday to Friday
might, So 80; Fuel and Lights, 81.
litllS both lfortultlOn and board payable in all
cases ut the commencement of tle uCnTt,,r-
Sept. 6tll, Nov. 18th. Feb. list and a prii 18th.
July %. 1876. TrasiLeinit
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WHEN Messrs. Lincoln and johnson
were nominated at baltimore, the way
to the end of the war and to peace
seemed long, and doubtful and dark.
The democratic papers, who were then
nietlitnting the possibility of having
some genteel, well bred and high born
man like jeff. Davis for President of Mt
least half the country, had n great deal
to say about the plebian Baltimore
ticket. For instance the New York
World, then as now, the leading North
ern ally of the rebels, said:
''rhe only merit we can discover in
this baltimore ticket is the merit of
consistency; it is all of piece; the tail
does not shnme the head nor the head
shame the tail. A rail splitting bufToon
and boorish tailor, both from the
backwoods, both growing up in un-
couth ignorance, they would afford u
grotesqne subject for satiric poet, who
might celebrate them in such strains as
Dean Swift bestowed on Winston and
Ditton, or AristophaneS on that servile
demngOgue, Hyperbolus."
The same paper from which we quote
the above is now daily bestabbing Pres
ident Johnson with eulogies.,
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Washington CsossIp..Rcported Change
In the Cabinet.
Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger
wAsHINaroN. Sent. 16

Correspondence Philadelphia Ledgey.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1G.
The time is not distant when there
will be AN entire reconstruction of the
Cabinet. Tho members whose slime
VIII have come" are Messrs. Stanton,
Harlan, Speed and Judge Advocate
Holt. Hou may rely upon what as
sert. 1t is the President's wish that his
Cabinet shall be a perfectly harmonious
one, or MS nearly so as possible, and
when Oll is ready the change will he
made, and tho new members will be
duly announced.
OF course, nothing is known ms to
when the portfolios will be rendered,
nor Is II likely the names will be diVuig-
ea until made public by the President
Rev. DIR. Newman has had an inter
view with the President with reference
10 securing, if possible, one of the
Methodist Churches ut New Orleans for
the use of those who have attended
upon his preaching during the past two
ye1rs in that city.
Tho Doctor, hear, represents the
number of said attendants at Gone
hundred" and he thinks 1t no more
thnn right that one of three Methodist
Episcopal Churches in that city should
be set npnrt for their mse; in other
words, that tho edifice shall be known
MS the property of the Northern Church,
But to this Mr.. Johnson most decidedly
objected. He considered the churches
the rightful property of the trustees,
and If the Methodists of the North were
anxious for zone Church" ut the South,
'the best way was for them to come to-
getherr' =
The proposition of Bishop Ames to
submit the question of "title" 10 the
Cllief Justice Of the TTTitn1 Siofou 30 =,
lndicrous one, when it is considered
TINT there is, by the decision of the
President, restoring the churches, no
such question mt issue. Perhaps the
Bishop had not then heard OF tile Re
storation.
Rumors of probable general am
nesty by proclamation of the President
are still current, and it would not sur
prise me If sucll proclamation were
issued. AS matters now progress. wears
must elapse before the docket Of rebel
applicants is cleared, and the best part
of the Presidents time during the whole
OF that periodmust necessarily lie occu.
pied in hearing tho Individual cases.
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OF the 746 establishments represented
In these statistics, 100 are located in New
York, l2Sin Pennsylvania, l54in Mass
achusetts, 20 in Maine, Al in New
Hampshire, u in Vermont, 80 i'll Rhode
Island, and SO Connecticut. OF the
IFS, ,f2O,60O pounds of wool consumed,
81 IS, $50 pounds were of home, and 49,
gSI,GOo pounds of foreign production.
The Leading mills, ms shown by the
quantity consumed, are the PaciticmilIs
of Lawrence, A1ass:, which consumed
3,NO,OO0 pounds last year; James b.
Hughes sofPhilndelphin, of /, 500, 900; Ham.
ilton woolen mills, Globe Village, Mass.,
1000, 600; fremont manufacturing com.
pnny, Frankfort, Pa, 752,OOO; Saxon
vile mills, Mass, l,5O0,OO0; Samuel
bancroft, Medin, Pa, 1,6l2,O00.
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A sun nay In Autun,,l,.

A still Day In Autumn. f.H
ny MItS. SARAH HELEN WHITMAN. s4lI
love to wander through the woodlands
In the soft gloom Of an Autu,nnol fov
When Summer gnthers up her robes OF glory,
And like dream OF beauty, glidGs away.
How through each loved familiar path she
=! !seFeneIy smiling through the golden mist,
Tinting the wild grape with her dewy fingers,
Til the cool emerald turns to amethyst.
KInlling the Inint stars of the hazel, shining
10 light the gloom OF Autumns mOulderlng
With hoary plumes the clemntIs entwinIne,
Where DER tile rock her withered garland
Warm lights nre on the sleepy uplnnds wan
Beneath dark clouds along the horizon
Till the slant sunbeams through their fingers
Bathe aii lie hills in melnncholygold. 4. 3.
TIE moist winds breathe of crispcd leaves
Inthe damp hollows Of the woodlands sown.
Mingling the freshness OF AutliInnni showers
With spicy airs from cetlaIn alleys blown.
Beside the brook and on the umllered meadow.
Where yellow fern-tufts tieck the flded
With folded lids beneath their palmy shadow.
The gentinn mods, indewy slIlmb6rs bound.
Upon those soft, fringed lids the bee sits
1tt-. DfOOulIE,
Like fond lover 10th to say farewell
Or, with Shut wings, through sIlken folds in
tCullng, n
CrecpsneaT her heart his drowsy tale to tell.
The little birds upon the hillside lonely.
Flit nOisclessly along frOm spray to spray,
Silent ns sweet, wandering thought, that
only -II0
Shows Its bright wings and softly glidcs
away. n.
The seentlefs flowers in tile warm sunlight
dreaming .I.a-f. r.
Forget to breathe their fIllncss OF delight,
streaming,
Still az the due-inll on the Simmer night.
So In my heart, II sweet unwnnted feeling
Stits, like the wind In oceans hollow she'll
Through all its secret chambers sadly stealing
Yet finds no word in mystic charm to tell
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THE WoOL MANuFACTURE.-A care
ful compilation of the statistics sup
piled by 7l6 of the largest wool mantl-
i;tcturers of the country shows that the
quantity of wool consumed by these
manufacturers in 1854, was 49, 600
pounds and as they compose only a
part of the entire number of manufac-
turers, it would appear that not moro
than three-fourths of the total con-
sumption of wool has been reported,
which would show the whole consump-
ton for 1864 to have been fully l6O, ,OO6,-
600 pounds. The increased consump-
ton in 1864 over that of 1859, as repre-
sented in the complete report in the
census for that year, will be sufficiently
percePtible from the following figures:
1859. 1S6I-Partial,
Massachusetts, 2G,271 ,2OOb 43, 3,022, ,OOOib
New York, 11,7OS, ,O2Oib 1885 'OOOib
Pennsylvania, 6,23S, ,S5Olb 12,557, SOON
The value of the wooden goods man.
ntnctured during the year ending June
lOt 1864, is shown in the following
table "t
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IT is the intention of Governor pier
point to call an extra session of the
Virginia Legislature, to convene at
Richmond on the 1st of November
next,
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Tarimary Elec1lons In brooke county.
wELIsRuRo, BRooKE Co., w. VA, /

..is. A5fss eiE Sept. 18th, 1905.
Editors LntelligeRcer:+=Please insert
IN 1ntethge1icer the enclosed notice of
the Senatorial and Delegate primary
elections, by Brooke County Committee,
from the Wellsbnrg Herald of Friday,
the 10Th. BRooKE.
PRIMARY ELECrIoNs.-The Union Primary
Elections for Brooke county, will be held at
the respective voting places on Saturday, the
"a DAY otSeptember, 1865, for Delegate 10 tho
Legislature. Also at the same time and pla-
ses, "a vote win be taken for candidate FOR the
Senate. The vote for Senator and DelGgnte
will be brought to the Court House on Nom
day, the 18th, md counted. The candidates
for Sennte and House OF Delegates receiving
the highest number of votes, Will be the cTln-
didnte OF the county. ALL .tt.,lr.,7.s5
The Delegates to the Senate inl Convention
from Ohio and Hancock countiesS are TestlsfS-
lively requested to meet ut the Court House
In Wellsburg, on MOndtIy, the 18th SeDtembeI
next, Mt 2 O'clock, p. NJ, for the pirIS0Sa1 n
uniting with Brooke in nominating a Stnf1
Senator for this district. 4'''NN
BY order OF Committee
d. kINBERLAND, sr., Chairman.
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~ q. S. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR sEnyICEs.
JAMES aILcHR1sT, Agent,

-'SSAAAit3T- w. va
00lcc, Surveyors Rooms, Custom House.
TNHE o. S. SANITARY. COMMISSION
i desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors. and
their families from the heavy expenses usual
" paid ior Ihe Prosecution of such claims
sions, arrears OF pay, bounty and other claims
!,il "a me government, uiota charge or c-
pe}SsSe q tt1,y 2,lld trtfetT % The cldfdRts.
the name and post office address OF fhe cIoiIIIs
nInti my the name rank, company, regiment, ser
cohnt the claim Is made date of SiiscinTt,c ar
ueath, the proper blanks viii be filled ont as
llIr Is possible md forwarded TO the DerS0n
implying. TheSe can then lie executed onIi
returned 70 this ofiiees whore the claim VIII
Nc prosecuted to n final issue In the shortest
Ioselthe tlLne. julS-eodO O0dSBinw