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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-11
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POETRY.
[ From tho Metropolitan Reeordl
ASHES OF GLORY.

BY A. J. REoUIER.
Fold up the gorgeous silken sun,
BY bleeding martyrs blest,
And heap the laurcls it has won
Above its place of rest.
No trumpet's note need harshly blare-
No drum funeral roll
Nor trailing sables drape the bier '.
That frees duuntIess soul!
II lived with Lee, and deckcd his brow
From Fate's empyrenl Palm;
H. sleeps the sle p of Jackson now
as spotless and as calm,
II was outnumhered-noto outdone:
Aud they shall shudderinG tell,
WIN struck the blow, its 1ntcst gun.
Flashed ruin ms it fell.
Sleep. shrouded Ensign not the breeze
That ssnotc the victor tar
With death across the heaving seas
or fiery Trafalgar;
Not Arthur's knights, amid the gloom
Their knightly deeds have starred;
Nor Gallic Henry's matclllcss plume,
Nor peerless born Bnyard.
Not!all that antique fables feign,
And Orient dreams disgorre;
Nor yet the Silver Cross Of Spain,
And Lion Of st George.
Can bid kic pale. Proud emblem. still
Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the longthened shades that fill
Their proudest kingly lines.
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Slcepin thine own historic nighi--
And he thy blazoned scroll;
n ,cdrrior's banner takes lis .aight
. To greetthe todrrior's soul!
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ia ".'W'i NhH pun WIS NllIufeu, .llJl Tue
! proceeding will meet neither its encourage.
incut nor approval It. is question wor-
thy OF youy consideration. whether our laws
upon tnis sunnct are adequate 20 tlic pre-.
yendon or punishment of the crime thus
meditotcd
In the month Of April last. as Conyrc is
aware, firnLiy arrangement was ma le be-
tween I'll" Emperor OF rance and the Pre-.
aident or the united States for the with
thnwa from Mexico Of the Frcnch Gxpeii
tionary military forces. This withiraw Il
was to be rtiiected in three hrnch,neats. the
.ii"s; OF which, it was understood, would
leave Max.cn i'll Novcubcr, now pass -,
second in March next and the third a.d
last in hovcmber, 1857 Immediately upon
the completion ofihc evacuation, the French
Government wa:, 10 assume the same a,i
tuie OF tnpn-iu,oryvn;inm, iurcgard to Mrxi-
GO, ~ ~ h2Id by tho Government Of the
United SuMcs. Repeated assurances have
been given by the Empcror, since thl, agree.
ment that lie wau!d' complct" the promised
evaaut!on within the poriot mentioned, o.
Sooner.
1t was reasonably expected HAT The pro
cecdngs ,hus cont cmpalei weuid produce II
| crisis uf great ,poiitital interest in the Re
pub!ic ot Mexico. The newly -appuiutcd
Miniater Of the United States, Mv. Camp
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minc the cunrSc 10 Dr pursued by the United
States ii nc establishing aul maintaining
necessary and proper intcycGurac with The
Republic OF Mexico Dcsp!y interest ed in
'lc cause OF liberty and liUm,niry, it suem.
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irestOratiun AMI pelis,im'nt establishment ia
ti,nt' country OF auornc,tlq mud republican
form 0t gOgorhn"at.
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Paris Innt the emperor Of France had some
Iime before ieoide'i not 10 withdraw n dee
'tchmSnt Of his forces in the IN 'n'h Of No.
vemhcr past. naCu".,ing to engagement. but
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28
by Telegraph.l

NEW YoRI, March q.
Cotton-Rather more active at S9i64Oc for
middllng. Flour-onIy moderate demand;
common grades duH; S. lOdS 50 for extra
round hoop Ohio, and S. 556fIl 90 for trade
brands, market closing heavy. Whisky
Steady ut 81 alS92 "a for western. Wheat
Dull, and common grades declining with only
small sales; 81 609l IS for old and new Mil
waukee club. Rye-Heavy. Barley and Bar
ley Malt-Dull and nOminnG. Corn-Rather
more active, and a shade frmer; 68S72c for
unSound, and 7SJ75c forsound mixed western
both in store and delivered. OatS-ShAde
timer; $50 i2c for unSOund western, and 81 !
@54c for sound do. Petroleun-Dull; 24Ez3c
for crude, and SS6l39c for refined in bond.
Rice-Dull. Cotfee-DulL Sugar-Dull ut
l1{9nIzc for Havana. MolaSSes-Dull at
i594Sc for muScovado. Pork-FirmeT; IS %
@26 20 for new mes. closing regular Ut SIS SI11
S492I 80 for old do, and 81 25@22 90 for
prime; also $3.50 bbls new mess for April and
May, sellers option, at SIS 1923 50. Beef.
Lower; sl5Sl9 for new plain mess, and S2O92i
for new extra mes. Beef HamS-Quiet at
SIS 509S SO. Bacon-Quiet; l45E9l5c for Cum
berIand cut; l554@I5sSc for short ribbed, and
l71Sc for long cut hams Cut Meats-Steady;
u@l2l4c for shoulders, and l6alS13c for hams.
Lard-Eirmer and quiet ut I6tS9l9c- Butter
Quiet; 2lfs45 for Ohio, and 40g6Oc for State.
CheeSe-Quiet at l5a22c. -- r.. #..
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MISCELLANEOUS News.

NEW YORK, March 27.-The Tribune's
Washington special says:
The Boards for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Med
/ icnl Corps of the Navy are still in ses-
sion mt the Navy Hospital in New York
and the Naval Asylum ut Philadel-
phia. and will so continue until all va
| cancies are filed. L
The Senate Military Committee yes
| tertlay passed upon large number OF
brevet military promotions and assign
ments of West Point cadets to the regn-
lar army, which will be acted on ut the
next executive session of the Senate.
The sum of SIS, 500 in fractional cur
rency was yesterday delivered by the
Printing Division of the Treasury De-
partment.
The following statement exhibits the
amount of vacant public lands in five
of the last insurrectionary States:-
Alabama, 6,TS2, 05S acres; Louisiana,
DDS, lO2 acres; Florida, 1882, T96 acresi
Mississippi, 1890, I36 acres; Arkansas,
6, 29S,0 I3 acres. There are no public
lands in the States of North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee or KEN
Bids for 1000 barrels of flour were
Yesterday opened by the COmmiSSary
of Subsistence of the Military Depart
ment. A much larger number of bar
rels were offered than were called for.
The bids ranged from $40 80 to $40 40
for No. flour and from 50 10 to SO p
for No. .. Allthe No. 1 flour offered ut
SO 40 and under and all the No. offer
ed at 50 81 and under was taken.
The Herald's Portland special says:
There was very large and enthusiasts
tic Fenian meeting here last evening.
The preliminary procession, as ii pass
| ed the Preble House, was watched with
much interest by the provincials there
assembled, awaiting the departure OF
the st. Johns steamer.
The Eastport and Arastoah papers
deny that the Fenians in the eastern
section of the State intend to invade the
neighboring provinces of New Bruins
wick.
The case of the Meteor, the alleged
Gillian privateer, was up yesterday in
case comes in again this morning.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
rho seren.ThIrtIes ANA Five.TwentIe.

NEW YORK, -Os
The third series OF 1855 of the third issue
promise to get their interest in gold in July,
as things now look. At l2lj4 for gold, the
Secretary will probably avail himself of the
per cent. gold interest option. All the 1-3lS
are now more desirable, SO far as income Is
concerned, than the collaborating skies, 40
in currency equaling up TO maturity 6 per
cent. in gold sold at l2l53 with the option. OF
taking u per cent. collaborating bond or the
money when the 7-;slS mature.
The feeling of Insecurity, in connection
with business enterprises, upon declining
market, mas to n certain extent Il tendency TO
divert capital into this class of lnVeStm entS,
as affording high interest in connection with
the best security; and to this the upward
tendency in national securities appears TO be
partially due. Atthe same time, :he growth
of confidence in the credit of the Govern
ment naturally aids the upward movement
in prices. An idea prevails in some quarters
that an attempt will be made by the Treasury
TO fund Il portion OF the short obligations into
a D per cent. bond; and this naturally strength
ems the price of 5-:5lS, and consequently OF a
Sos which have the privilege OF conversion
into Dos. As usual, the approach OF the
payment of the coupons upon the 30 bonds
mas the effect of Strengthening the price,
holders being less willing TO part with the
bonds when, in n few weeks, they will receive
3 per cent in gold upon them. While there
is even this constant demand for the bonds oil
Uncle sam there cannot be spirited trade
done in railroad and other company bonds.
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New York Wool sIarIsct.

Wool was sparingly dealt in last week at
dropping prices. sales since our last, include
5000 fbs domestic Fleece at i0GJ5Sc, the lower
IiIle for unwashed; 700 do Pulled, at J1GG 0c;
1900 lbs Texas at 2G2Sc; 60 bales California
at 25G35c; $50 bales foreign, including Mestlza,
at lin part pc, in gold, = 10. In Boston, sales
of Domestic for the week foot up not over
re for the various grades OF Pulled. Inclu-
ded are lots of Western Fleece at 45ld55c; New
York Mt 55d5Sc; Vermont at SIC; New HaInp-
shire and Main at G0lIB5c; Medium Ohio al
5I@G0c; 20 600 Ms do at the outside figure; Good
and fine do at csc; choice do and selected
lots Of Pennsylvania, 7OdTjc, 10000 MS at tins
outside rate. and 1000 Ms double extra at 7Sc.
In Pulled, sInuli sales of super at 55dG0c, and
extra at 7GGT2c. Canada combing Is scarce
and held at S5@Oc, Foreign wool has been
unsettled by the decline in gold, and sales
have been confined to small lots at 35I5 &c for
Cape, and 2693 for MeStiza."
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
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The market shows more flrmness Prices
are somewhat firmer and tend toward an adj
vance for crude oil. We quote sales us fol-
l21s; 500 on the spot at -; 900 do do at Is; 81
do, packages included, ut lTl&; 100 40 to II
grlvttyl at l2I2; 500 do do Mt -; and 900 dow
been some other sales which escaped our no
tIce, but we have given enough TO indicate
the general tone OF the market. We have no
late advices from the wells, but the eastern
kilograms still report uniavoTably.
REFISED-The market for bonded oil con-
tinueS very quiet-not n single transaction
reported, either for present or future delivery.
There is no apparent falling Off in the de-
mand, but the figures offered are not large
enough to induce reiiners to sell. For deliv-
cry In Philadelphia, buyers are Offering to
buy at 851S@3S. for immediate shipment, 500
10 for May: 4I64l1S for June, and 42,a42IS for
July. Free oil is dull and nominal at d2Gs59
for small lots to the trade.
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LoulsvilIe Tobaeco sInrlset.

All grades were fully sustained and active
Mt fun rates; some descriptions OF medium
owing 10 increased competition among buy
ers. The offerings amounted to III hhdS with
q reflections; sales include hid at 50 81, L. mt
S3n3 %, 81 at SIai9j y at S55 80 at s6a6 90 IA
at sTa7 IS, II nj SSaS o. at 81 CO. at sIOalu 10
ut Sllall %, at Si2Il2 50, ut Si3al3 T5, D at
Sl4ai4 IS, Mt Sl5l5 20, at Si6 2jaI6 49, at sl7
all as, 2 at SO 5tal9 10. . at SO 25a22 So Fat
SD 2ja25 y, hid Owen county cutting leaf at
81 81, 3 do at So 10, do Christian county cut
ting leaf at $50, and do owen county cutting
leaf at SS3
LOUISVILLE WAREHoUsE-Phelps, Cald-
iections none. Sales hhds at SIa4 o, 3 at
81 25aJ 20. at s. 10, Eat S5a0 . Fat $40 2Jal0 70,
and at Sl4GIT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

ADVICE 70 the PeonIe.

Don't let your portable property" lie
around loose. The recent extensive bond
robberies were the inevitable results OF care.
leSsness in this respect. One wealthy man
put millions OF dollars in his safe or on top Of
IL, or behind II, every night, and hardly
thought To turn the key in his office door.
What wonder thai he was robbed Another
tune in a little \. box, ~ II TO make Il handy
for thieves, and the thieves came and carried
arise ii the men had not been robbed The
remedy lies with the owners of the property.
In the first place. men should not keep by
them such large sums in coupon bonds-thot
Il, in current money. These amounts in regis
tered bonds, though stolen, would have been
worthless to the thieves. In the second place
ton, will keep coupon bonds, let them at
least take common care OF their property
Hs-CIti
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The De- Goo,l. Trnde.

NEW YORK, March %.
The dry goods market is very dull and I'M
settled, caused in part by the fall and weak
ness OF gold, and a large supply OF foreign
goods, added to the full supply of domestic
goods. Buyers and seiiers both anXinusty
waiting for n settled market; and until we
have that little can be done with satisfaction
to either party. Brown Sheetings-StArk A
o; stark 81 -; stark . 2I. BIeached Shirting-
Anthony Manufacturing Company Is; Pal
mer River D; PaLamO 10. PTinLs-AIerrimac
W 81; MerriInac d ~; Merrimac Dunne4 IL.
Observation-Disclosures ~: Hamilton 22Iz.
Washington 10; Portland II. SiLe-
ciaS-Monapequa %; LonsdnLe 26. Canton
Observation-Disclosures y 30; Pemberton G 30.
Tiek-Pemherton "A 30; PembertOn Y 81
Hoop Skirts radley's duplex elliptic, D 10 50
hoops, SI1lc9sl 05; Empress trail 81 81.
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Wbent Cron m En.tern ohio.

The Steubenville Herald learns from gen
tleman, n farmer residing in that county,
over large portions of Jefferson, Harrison,
Carroll and 1uscaTawRS counties, paying par
ticular attention TO the appearance OF the
leys, and wheat sown upon limestone as well
as sandy soil, and lie reports that the pros
poets OF a null crop most encouragtnS- He
has no recolIection of ever seeing, at this sea-
SON of the year, so wide u breadth Of grain IN
the ground look so universally WELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Yesterday
General Lafayette Z. Baker, late Chief
Detective of the War Department, en-
tered special plea of former convic-
ton and on the charges for which he
is now indicted in the criminal court,
which We're for robbing Miss Cobb, the
pardon broker, of SOC. The prosecu-
ton demurred 10 the plea and this
morning Judge Fisher delivered an
opinion sustaining the plea of the de-
PENDENT. The sentence on the former
conviction Will be passed tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

PhiInheInhin nInrl,et.

PHILADELPHIA, March "a.
Petroleum quiet; sales 2O0 bbhS; 221Sa2S1Sc
for crude; BIC for refined in bond, and 5la5Sc
for do free. Flour dun at S. 75a9 y. Wheat
quiet; sales 300 bus red at 81 30a2 IS. Corn
firm; sales 5000 bus yellow Mt 7Oc. Coffee I'M
changed. Sugar unchanged. Whisky dun Mt
81 1892 Is for Pennsylvania f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

AWO EGSa vi p" hlNANs SGl1cN by Ns OAA .
In Rem. In case of forfeiture.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION HAS
w been fled in the District Court of tho
United States for the District OF West Nir-
ginIa, on the eight day OF - ch, 1860, by tho
United States OF America against two kegs OF
Whisky, seized by ]. @. Orr, Collector OF In
ternal Revenue OF the United States for 1st
Collection District OF West Virginia, in n GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
a violation Of an Act Of Congress, approved
June SOth, 1854, entitled IAN Act TO provide
Internal Revenue 20 support the Government
to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes, /" in that the tax levied on said
two kegs OF whisky in pursuance OF said Act
has not been paid rs provided therein, and
praying that said property be forfeited TO the
United StnteS. Now, therefore, in pursuance
OF the attachment under the seal OF the said
Court TO me directed nnS delivered the said
two kegs Of whisky ere taken into my
possession at Whee' SO Vest Virginia March
IL, 1850, and do hefeb, give public notice to
all persons claiming any interest in said two
kegs OF whisky, or In the proceeds thereof, TO
appear before the Judge OF the District Court
Of the United Suites for tho District of West
Virginia, on the 9Th day OF April, 1866, at
Wheeling, West Virginia, at II o'clock in the
forenoon of the same day, III the same shall
be day Of juriSdIction) II not on the next
day OF Jurisdiction thereafter, then and there
to interpOSe their claims and to make their
allegations In that behalf
U. 8. Marshall Dist. w. Va.
n. SMITH, u. s. Attorney. mrSO-l1E
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NEW YORK, March =.
cent. Sterling ESchange-In moderate re
quest ut l0T@l0I1S. Gold-Opened ut 1891,
and closed at l2S1S.
Government Stoclzs-Firm; U. S. 1910 eou-
pons OPS; Treasury 7-SOs second series 1904; do
State SOCKS Is. 81; Virginia os
Freights-To Liverpool quiet.
zS1 tocS 5,id IMesteTn UnI99 deeslPn
Lockawana 9S; Western Union Telegraph,
Russian extension, los; Fort Wayne 9aiiS;
Erie SIS; Reading IOI14; Michigan Southern
Sl5<; Pittsburgh 79I. 1905
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The Latest News.
BY TBLEGRAPH.
veto or the CivIl Rights BIN.

BY the Union Line.
once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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The Iron Market.

NEW YORK, March %.
American or scotch Pig. The former is
weakly held. The disturbances at the mills
and foundries have tended 10 lower quota
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Steamboats,.
FOR srLOUIS.

The fne steamer 'tNEVADA,"
7 ,sfsnk ACapt. Evans, will leave as ABOVE
sESSSs==skzl "Wednesday, the 18th inst, at TX
O'Clock, m.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, RATTELLE & CO..
mAr.I-2t A4ehS-
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The seed MARKET.

Clover Seed continues dull, with supply
largely In excess OF the demand; small sales
from store at s. 1915 60 per bushel. Timothy
Seed, is quiet at SS5z9S4. Flax Seed has de-
ryfpaH to- n
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Just Received,

TovERING's SUPERIOR GOLDEN
syrup; Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
Rio Coffee, OF extra dne quality; Eastern
CSraubeFTiesS Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
Minced Meats Charleston Gr1tss Green Peas:
Dried Shakers Sweet Corn; Italian Maecaroni:
Bohemfan Pears; Smyrna Figs Layer Rails
ms. RorTieauX Salad OIL; Extra French Mus
tArd; Sariel Fish in 5 Id kegs, &C., &C., and
io ia Sass low 0s M&G. D. WOODROW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The follow
ny is the veto messnge of President
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e.. The United states
Two Kegs OF Whisky, seized by ]. C. Orr.
Collector.
In Rem. In case Of fnrfeitnre