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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-14

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man1us pas u ausr dams conversations avee los
fermicrs, ces dehx mots non bois . 4 =
Celia Il grandissais ses propres ycux
Un duo se0t pas pare plus 6sremcnt do son duche un
fbi = scn empire, que Maclou do bois.
ouvrat une large boacho POUR aisser passcr ces doug
noss smphatiques.
Los 4tAngers ebou+ croyacDt avo a6arc avec 10 pyo.
prie,aire dune dc ccs frtts domanaes psines dobrc
DO viees fataies ct Do gbier sauyags derncrs debris
dune f9oda'itS 9ai Fest plus. sss sa ..t.. s1s
Les gems du pays rsent du so orguc ie Maclou ct do
scs prttentions Tidicales. -. -
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bonhomms eor parer DO bois avusnt n par pommer
10 baisaon daat II sagt: Il 6ois d MasleM
An moment oA jeanne de l,aucs perdant tous csno;,
lppesDux eiroyabes etreistes DO Ii chaIsur s'ufa;.
- n ~ poulreux. ellie ontrevi., ~ eoude ouc fa.
saie - blzs. 10 yienx chene dn bois 4 Msclor 81
- bvmait unc tachs obscure sur limmens;ts do i.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-14
LES MILE ET UNE
CONNAISsANCES UTlLES.
CXXYIX

On peut employer 10 proceds snivant
pour s'assurer que la danellc ne content
pas de- cotton. On met IN morceau de
cette fianelle en- contact avec one lessive
de potasse marquapt II degreS et l'on
fait .bs1illn 10 tous 10 6snelle, 81 ellie
nest composee que de laine. Sc dissont
en- pcu de temps ct SO convertit en-
savon; 81, au coDiraire. ellie est 'melan-
nee de cotton. ii NEST ase faible-
,,ent sleflo tlii est faciIe den consa-
.er Ia presence.
On fait usage de deux especcs de ia.
nellie pour les vttemenss. tells QUO gilets.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-14

-~eCs~-
Les fats sont accomplis, le voile
dn temple s'cst dtchire, livrant q
tons lea regards les mysteries in.
nmes de l'Isis democratique, Tam.
many Hall s'est ecroule, ct ses
grands pretres, Hall, sweeny,
Tweed ct Connolly sont aujonrd'hn'
sur Ia scllette de l'accusation. C'est
uae deprivation universe''e a Ia
quelle ancnn parti ma sn sc sous
traire ct qui reclamc imperieuse-
,nenf nne refonte complete de tons
les elements sociaux ct politiqnes
dn pays. A de pareils ab"s II faut
des remedies radicanx, ct nous ne
croyons pas quill y ait lien dc choi-
sir entire deux parts qui, egalement
dennes de vertu ct dhonncnr, ne
font plus que Sc dispn.er aprement
les depouilles QUO laissc la victoire
aux mains de cclui qni Ia remporte.
Ces eclatantes verites ont etc elo-
quemment proclamees 4 Brooklyn.
du haut de So chaire dc Plymouth,
par Henry Ward Beeclrer. LIE Rove
rend, dams l'exorde de son cernier
sermon, scmble fairc CONNIE Plate
ct &c laver les mains du crime des
Jnifs de Tammany, don't il rend res.
ponsablc 10 SndN ssclavagiste, Get
eternrl bouc emissairc mais ce
nest ID qu'uns precaution orat"irc
ct l'habile preliminaire d~ne grada.
lion savantc. III pen plus loin,
Brcchcr convient one le peuple anne.
ricain crt an grand enfant qni a la
rongrole on Ia coqachche. Ptne-
irona plus avaut dams le disconrs,
IT nous arprenons que lc meme
pcnrle traverse I'M ccrcle innrbide
q 9uc iTruption cuiaR6c dc New
YnIk attrste ,'rxirtrnce Dun NAL
inferno ct g6ndral. Continuous. ct
yoici que L. gonvcrnemrnt dc u cite
imperialc, scmbIablc IN crla an
gouverpcmcn, do Ia nation. cet nm
cadayrc qni ponrrit an soleil. It que
ri l'on cn cliasse les inonchea, IL en-
rcvirndra d'antrca. Enfin, nous ar
ivons 4 Ia peroraison, dams laqnelle
Beecher confesse que tous les ami.
ina:x sont maladrs de Ia pcste, It
qnc tons sont tgal+ment conpables;
que Al Ia vcngcsncc disine faisait
sondain tomber une haata tour sur
] tons les pechcnrs. i y anrait l
New. York pour ciuqnante ans de
fs~lrailles e j e fssPpe hs"ble-
mcnt i poitrins ~ nom de ion'es
scs, eaailles Il - eoArie ! IL pcui
tcncc.
ri Dsuxs cvntl - = 1esagtsnt du
scspayls ~ i'ora.enr
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-14

reticences otligatoires dams son
milieu, ma pas manqne de les con.
slater: c'est one les populations dn
Nord n'avaient announcement aua'ite
pour jeter Ia pierre 4 celles du Sud.
ct SC copferaient bien gratnitement
un monopoIc dc conscience ct de pro-
bite; la seconde deduction tirer de
Ia chute de 10 citadelle democratiaue
de New York, est que lie parti demo.
cratiqne nest pas l'arche de salut
que mons montrent 81 complaisam.
ment lea retardataires qui wont
jusqu'i Sc delecter aux jeremiades
de Stephens ct repndier ie testa-
ment de Vallsndigham. Sauf qnel-
ones exceptions, les mene"rs demo-
crates vivcnt dun autei descr.e par
Ia divinite ct exp'oitent Ia crednlite
publique. all Sud snrtont. lis on;
jadis fait faire an Sud 10 SAINT pc.
rillenx dams l'inconnn de 10 seccs.
sion, ont cnsuite je,e des 1snrs
interessees sur le tonnbeau dc Ia
cause pcrdne, ct maintenant sont
les plenreurs de Ia section vaincne,
en- attendant qu'ils deviennent ses
fossoyeurs. C'est I'M meter qni
pale. CONNIE on dit ici; lie pauvre
peuple aflige ct endolo.i aime les
compliments, les batteries ct les
consultations, ct ferma l'orci'le aux
propos sinceres 1t aux conseils Vi.
ri!s. II est CONNIE ces antiques per-
sonnages. debris de !" noblessc
disrarne.. yni survivrnt 4 lcnr caste
sous qnclene pigronnier cn ruinc,
ct consc. veut de rares domretiqnrs
ani lcnr rehdent les hommaS"s
d'antrefuis ct bercent ces vieil'ards
tombes en- cnfance de donces TT
chares iiiusioBs. Lrs va!rts rient
sous capoen cnpochant lenrs ga
ges, ct les fpaves dn m"yen ag''
croicnt rcraontcr H. fl :nve ,ln temps
ct rctousn.r aux Crnisadcs.
vout on quo mons PASSIONS ton
cher lcs cl,nsc. ndnist ct one mons
monirioas CO qni Sc passc bi"n loin
de Tammany Hall, sous nos proprcs
yenx !? Ia LnuisiaHe Il nh petit per-
4onnel damocra,i.lac qni cst par.
vcnn A fanfiIcr une minnrite dams Ia
legislature d. PEtat. C'etait bean
comp. car 81 cctte elite de rancicnne
population NJ ponvait dirrctrment
c,npechcr.ds vster, les lois spolia-
tricee, ellie nvsii une tribune on les
deuoncer. e. rnpinisn .ppb'ique eat
tonjonrs nne cO,r supreme lni de-
eide en- dernier rcssort. La minorite
democratiqne await done 81 dis.
position IL parole II In plume ponr
saisir l'opinion pnblilne IT Fin.
struirc- deS fraada~nx traiics dn
mardat I6gisIatif Eli bien. il nc pm.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-10-14

Jeanne etat peu Ia seule creature humane lui
osai, parele heure et par Temperature pareie.
savenurer tasers Ia Beauce don't ID surface plane rehe
chit double ID chaleur ferat IN immense miror
jeanne haletat.
Ells sntendat crsqucr tetc u toqne am'donnee
qui sosas 10 fond de bou6et de payanne In pous-
sisre du csin ui brnlat lee pieds. CONNIE q ellie e.
marche sur les ccndres dun brasier. s4e
II lui ssnsasi ! chaqus pas qu'elle faisat que son
soFps lendaitles lots dune mer bouillante. -
Ses ysax fssnaent magrS sls ses smbes atsoIlies
dechissaieDt. III 8.sf83I6 sf
Ii a'sn puis plus soupra.tee en- jetant un douou-
regard cs maisons de Voyes qu pare!ss ~ mi.
r,es. ssnblaient b FUR mesurc quelle avancat. 81.
Es a qasques pas encore; puis lassant fomber sss
bras 4pais1s
At-Js pirai mais jusquc-la murmurat ese mon Dicn.
4oa Dieu! se pouvais settlement me trainer jusquau
bois Maslod.
z- f xxi
a mot6 route Dc Viabon Voves on voyait. ~ bord
dsshsmin d traverse-i ben dix que je ne suis
psast ~ u q ~ chooses pa changer do facsoo
ssya 6. N champ. ct - boss do champ une mare,
Md,aSurd6 Ai1s mars - bouquet darbres.
: kssasSsss isA u b champ apparenaent m cbe,
Yius1aDs HsiuSh- -HUis. qui = nommas Maclou.
~ ekanp nt.ait nj long. ri hfse: pciDe ucsursit'ii
ups SiDetaipe dares,
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CT. CHAPO 7 Ell
FERBLANTIER
angle des rues Bourbon ct Bienvills
NoUvELLE-oRLEANS.

OiYre 1 sa nombreuse clientele nm grand
assortment do Daignelres en- zinc ct en-
fcrblanc, Hsalns Dc SiAxe, Dstss Dc
Picas, Bai66 - DeseA~s.
Asssi sunc grande vari1fe de Stoves de
meilicurcs marquee. pour bois ct charbon
Crates de cheminecs, de toutes grandeurs
Batteries 10 Csasine, do toutes qualities
ivLcs ordres serons execut6s ayec soin ct
promptitude ct des pix modsres. mia.
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CARTE OFFICIELLE
DE LETAT DE LA L0UISIANE
HARDEE


Cette carte, don't le besoin se faisait vvc.
ment scntir, n cta preparfc avec nn soin
extreme ct nne exactitade parfnite par NJ.
T.S. HARDEE finganieur specialrin~nt
nomma par PEtat acet eiiet. Etant oilicielle,
ellie iait ntcessairement AUToRITE. #
Ellie embrasse unc vnriets dc rcnseignet
ments qni jamais auparavant mont 6tS
eompris dams aucune carte d'Etat; on y
trouye les divers CANAUx. cHEMiNs DE FER,
achieves ct pr"jetes; Ia designation de cha
que township sur femplacement des
townships; les n,n,s de tons les PLANTEuns
ct de t0utes lea PLANTATIONS IL long dn
feuve Mississippi, ct un resume complet ct
f,lele de tous les documents IusToRIoUEs
ct srATisrIoUEs, relatifs 4 rEtat.
rkix: sa2.oo L,ExEMrLA,Rr.
Cette carte, d'environ six pieds carrfs
est slegammcnt coloriee ct montcc sur
rouleaux. ta
lie soussigns IL droit exclusif de. vente
dc 10 CARTE HARDEE.
eDGARa STEEL,
Nile Orleans, P..O. Lock Box 4s9, ct
Etablissement lithographiquo, % rue 81.
Charles, 3e etage.
CER1'IFICATS
Nous certiions avoir fat un examen criti
hae de In carte officielle de Ia Louisiana
publiGe par T..S. Hariee, ingsnieur special
1t nous Ia. recommandons, nan.seule,ncnt
CONNIE une nlvre d art, mais encore comrs
un ol,jet d'utilite pour tout marchnnd et
resident ayant un interat quelconqno dams
fEtat. t#& S@#
~ U. T. BRAUREdARD.
Wx. J. McCuLLocu, cx.ar.
pcntcur general.
M.JErF. THOMPSON, ing6nieur
en- chef du board des travaux publics.
j. A. D'HEMEcoURT. d6putG-
arpenteur dc Ia willie de 10 Nouvelle-
Orleans.
/ HENRY VAN Week. ingGnieur
| en- chef du chemin de fer dc Ia Nonyel-
h.Orleans, Mobile ct Chattanooga.
w. II. BELL, arpenteur de IN
vile.
B. II. GREENE, ingelieur IN
chef dn chemin dc fer do 10 Nonvelle.
Orleans, Baton Rouge ct Vicksburg.
JoHS LyScH. nrpenteur genG.
rai dc fEtat d. III Louisiana.
CHARLEs WnITSKY ! Gle
agents. VILE
JAMES TUcKxs. agent general
dn clNmin do fer central du Mississippi.
PIKE BaorHEa : Gle.
/ ls.t .15av7l6 6n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, January 8.

NEw York, January 8.
The feature in the trial yesterday Of the
case OF the seized vessel, Floridan, inyOlv.
ing our neutrality in Cuban matters, was
the production Of q letter irom ex.Secre.
tary Cox, In strict accordance with which
the owner Of the vessel claims 10 have
acted.
Two suits against Mrs. Tennessee C.
ClaiTln, broker, came up yesterday before
Judge Joseph T. DAILY, sitting in special
term Of the Court of Common Pleas. Ono
is brought by n Cincinnati druggist, for
drugs, and the other by DR.. Oliver
d. Norton, for medicines and services,
The suits came up for trial and judgment
was taken by default Yesterday defend
ant came In, on motion TO open default,
claiming that the medicine was bought
Tor her niece; that she did not call In the
doctor, and that her niece Is under age.
Judge DAILY granted the motion, on pay
ment OF ten dollars and costs, upon con.
dilion that she does not interposc defense
Of infancy.
The examination Of Pelislier and Ben.
nett, accused OF completely In the robbery
Of $Sj, 900 in United States j-20s from the
treasury OF the foreign mission Of the
Cuban Republic, continues before Judge
Hogan. The testimony Of Judge BARLEY
for the defense, goes to show that PctislieI
was acting as an amateur detective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
Meeting of the Indiana Legislature.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 8.


Both branches of the Legislature organ.
lied this morning. In the House all the
Democratic caucus nominees for Office
were elected, with the Hon. VIM. Mackey,
Of Terra llautC, for Speaker. In the Sem
ate two Republican members were absent
Hon. Joseph Hughes, Senator from
Wayne county, and Senator Elliott, from
the Connersville district. Both were
elected on tho Republican ticket, but
acted with the Democrats, giving the
control OF the organization TO them. The
officers elected are Principal Secretary,
W.R Harrison, Of Wayne county, Demo.
crat; Assistant Secretary, ]. n. Cole, Re.
publican; DOOrkeeper. Jos. w. COtterly,
Republican. When the Senatorial dis.
trlCts were called on the organization,
the admission " John W. BursOn,
from the Averill district was objected
to from the Democratic side, onl the
ground of bribery and fraud in the elec.
ton, and the Lieut. Governor decided that,
the credentials being In proper form, and
no regular contest presented, he could bG
sworn In, which was done Immediately
ailer the Senators were qualified. An up,
peal was taken from the decision Of tic
Chair, and sustained by majority Of the
Senate, and, after long discussion, q
resolution was adopted, declaring Carson
not entitled TO vote, and referring his
case to select committee. This action
with Hughes and Elliott acting with the
Democrats, gives the Democrats o major.
ity Of three In tho Senate.
A joint resolution to amend the Constl,
tuition TO prevent the payment Of the Wa
bash and Erie Canal bonds was introduced
in the House, and joint resolution was
passed by both HOUSES to 90 into Joint
Committee Tuesday next The Gov
ernOrs message will be delivered to.mOr
row.
Republicans were unprcparcd for thC
action Of the majority OF tic Senate, ani
arc very indignant against Hughes ant
Elliott Tor desertlng them. RumOrs art
afloat that Republican Senators will resigr
and 20 home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 5

bus ..ii..f. COLUMBUS, Dec, D.
The General Assembly met in joint con.
vention at II this morning, TO count the
votes cast at the election for Secretary Of
State and Comptroller of the Treasury.
The result announced Is as follows: SlIer.
wood, Rep, 22l, 200; Heisley; Dem,, gOj,-
$50; Odell, PrOhibitiOnist, SEI; scattering,
lS. COmptroller-Nelson, Rep, 22l ,1l5;
IIcaton, Dem, 2O4, ,2S7; EdmOnsOn, Ton.
perance, 1850; scattering, 20j. One
township In Drake county failed to send
in q report Of the vote for lleatOn,
ArcsoluuOn was offered in the House
by Mr.. Parr, Dem, providing for com
mittee. of investigation in the cause Oi
locating the Soldiers Orphans Home at
Xenia instead Of at the White Sulphur
Springs.
The Governor sent message 10 the
legislature, asking permission TO place a
Lincoln memorial monument In the 10.
tunda Of the State House. .a
The Board of Equalization, to-day,
elected Capt. o. d. Crane, Of Warren
county, assistant Sergeant.atArns.
The State BOarll Cl' Agriculture, to-day,
elected Judge Wm. Lang, Of Tiflln, PreSi.
dent; James Buckingham, OF GAINESVILLE,
Treasurer; DR.. Ills. Babbit, Of Columbus,
Recording Secretary; j. II. Klipper, Of
Columbus, Corresponding Secretary. The
next State fair will be held at Spring
field, on the 25tll, 2Gth, eth and 2Slh days
Of September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The annual meeting of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company was
held at Cleveland Wednesday, and chose
the following Directors: ], N. MCCul.
Tough, Wellsville; G. W. Cass, Pittsburgh;
T. IL H. IGvereaS I, g,S anu I ~ ,:,t \. smith, @ SleyG'
Ti.i Tnui Ja{ S SouI9' " Salles s! riSS'JE' nm; d.
u"SS smiIL Harry % HorEcv h. ~ ~ Nav NS,y
YoTk. and Thomas Il srnit n Phl,nIcI.
min
-To,ar Ia vt,I, ,bc s,rc,r,c., ma, e,r
srnoios IN TlIinnis LHt Cow p.l,nSr % hos ,os
hon,s ~ ' a'' ''A'
c CO., ,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
CINCINNATI.
IiCryUINNArI, Jan. :.

,Fg8d 8noiCtSUINSGrT, Jan. :.
According to the returns made to the
Probate Court today, the press machin-
cry, type, &c, of the Cincinnati daily
7fncs, were appraised at 100000, and
good will, $4,000.
Some OF the morning papers having
given currency TO the report that the
wholesale shoe dealers OF the city, had
combined to reduce the wages and con.
troll the labor Of the travelling statesmen
The dealers, to-day, issued card deny.
Ing thomatteras false, and having no
foundation. ThcrcpOrt was'tlie occasion
to-day, of considerable excitement among
salesmen, not alone confined to deal
ers In shoes, land n meeting Of the
employees was contemplated, The whole
thing CAME from. the organization Ui q
boot and shoe dealers association, about
one month ago, having for their object
the reductions Of ireights and matters o.
general interest 10 the shoe dealers. This
combined with q iewsalesmen having lost
employment itappears created the smoke
The members of the association, say the
subject Of reducing or regulating salaries
was never broaChed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
The Wheeling, Uhrichsyille, and To-
IedO Railroad.

Toh, Editor he IaisRiq,Hetr.
In your issue of the 4lh inst. Is found
another railrOad communication frum Mr.,
A. B. Paul, which might be considered n
motley OF iear and hope, danger and con-
ISOLATION, caution and yGlilshneSs-ihe last
being the principal lngrcdicnt-and a pc
rusal VI Il might lead one 10 suppose
that, unless Wheeling and Bridgeport nj
once adopted the llopGdalc route, their
hopes Of building one along some other
route will be forever blasted.
1t would bG u pity To blast the hopes Oi
so many places AZ lie has named (which
are so accessible" 10 his rOutG) by build.
ing u road along any other rOnte, nnd YET,
if your readers have not become cTnss'
eyed in tracing his "map," they can easily
discover more natural one through n
section Of country which will only divert
to your city" a "grcater share Of trade,
but will be more remunCrative 10 the
company building 1t, ts..s
1t Is some consolation TO know that Mr..
Blickensdeier has said, "a railrOad Gun be
built anywhere IL you can only IaisC
money enough" and although l cannot
report Eastern capitalists" ready 10 give
the aid OF $4,000 per mile along the
Wheeling creek route, yet ! may safely
say that interest enough Is being awaken.
fin Wheeling, Bridgeport and along the
route to justify the opinion that "tbe peo.
pie Of Wheeling will give their influence
TO the road that is most likely tO'-pay
the best. 20. .iE' ...
Without assuming to answer any com
municalionS" touching the Wheeling
creek route, let me say was informed
to-day, by gentleman from Flushing
that his township Is ready to raise 500,
900, and, by judiCious canvassing, othcf
townships will contribute prOpOrtiOnatelY
hardly think Il necessary for Inc tC
add "P. S" 10 sound the alarm tC
Wheeling and Bridgeport, about losing
the aid Of capitalists, Il a certain route {
not adopted by them, for capitalists will
most like invest money In a road prOmis
Ing the greatest remuneration. Mac.
BriigtpOri, Ohio Jan. 5h, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
Tria! OF a DCfauIlIng Paymaslcr.

NEW lOltk, DEG. %,
The case Of Robert D. BOgart, the dc.
faultlng paymaster's clerk Of the United
States receiving ship Vermont, before
Judge Benedict In tho United States Dis.
trict Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, was
brought up, when the defendants cOun.
sci made motion for q new trial Of the
circuit action brought by the government
against said defaulter. II will be rcmen-
bGred that BOgart abscOnded December
IS, 1865, deiauter TO the amount Of near
ly $4,000. lie was subsequently arrest
cd at Galveston, Texas, and brought on TO
Brooklyn, where civil rs well as criminal
actions were instituted against him. The
civil actiOn, tried in April, 1860, resulted in
favor Of the government for $4,000.
Exceptions were taken 70 the ruling,
thereupon Bogart moved for u new trial,
and that motion came w for argument.
yesterday, aller the first trial Of BOgOrt
by court.martial, he was found guilty and
sentenced to be imprisoned for o term Of
three years, TO forfeit all pay and enOlu.
ments, and to be dishonorably discharged
from the service. The Secretary of tue
Navy directed Bogart 10 be turned over
to the United States Court The tGsti.
mony introduced yesterday was not at all
favorable to Bogart and rather tended to
aggravate his case. Judge Benedict re.
served his decision. 1t Is supposed that
BOgart's THEFT Of Government funds Is
much more extensive than was at iirst es.
timatcd. His embezZlemCnts were all
spent upon wine, women, aud fast horses,
or drink In Wall street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
That IrrepressibIe COlored Cadet.

@sththt NefAAs -
A correspondent writes from West
Point that the charges against the colored
cadet, for which lie Is now on trial, arc
conduct unbecoming an officer and gen.
tleman, and the Specifications detail to
that effect. The accused expected this
trial. 1t has been proplesied, II not
threatened emphatically, by his fellow
cadets. The animus OF the affair seems
TO be indicated by the phrasaology Of this
clause in the Indictment "lnsubordlnate
conduct, 10 all appearances not paying
the slightest attention to the repeated
commands Of the file closer to keep his
eyes up while marching in from palde,n
This OccurTenCO;tOOk place November %,
the very afternoon the official order from
the War Department at Washington was
published 10 the cadet corps ut evening
dress parade, acquitting Wilson Of charges
entertained at the court martial In October
Immediately a0er being reported, Smith
wrote m explanation 10 the commandant
stating that he considered the report un.
Just and greatly exaggerated, and that he
had reason TO believe that the affair was u
plot 10 bring upon him new difficulties.
He cited rs bis reasons that Cadet Ser.
gcant Walker, who reported him, had
acted in various ways as though cherish
ing such intention, and that he had In the
ranks, on u previous day, bOasted that
Smith would soon have another court
martial on his hands. Smith was promptly
placed in arrest for submitting IN expla.
nation containing highly disrespGctlul re-
Elections on the conduct Of his reporting
officer, and the commandant sentenced
him to confinement TO tho area of the bar
racks and gymnasium until the 1st Of Feb
ruary next Persons familiar with the
ilcts state that the whole affair is u con-
snirncY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-06
Cincinnati Marriott
CINCINNATI, January i

CINCINNATI, January .
COTTOS-Dull and unchanged.
FLouR-Advanced 10 So 60a5 7j.
GIlAIS-Wheat scarce and firm at 81 10
al IS. Corn steady at j3a54c, RE quiet
and unchanged. Oats dull and unchanged.
Barley quiet and unchanged.
GROCERIEs-Colee In fair demand at
l5alSc. Sugar: New Orleans Sia1lc.
OHs-Linseed quiet and unchanged.
Lard In fair demand at 81 0Ja1 Os.
EG0s-Quiet and weak at 2Oa24c.
BuTTRR-Heavy receipts depressed the
market; western 94a20c. -.....
CnEEsE-Steady nj 131a15f.
SRRDs-Clover steady nj $10ia114.
Timothy and fax quiet and unchanged.
PROvIslOSs-Pork firm; asking Sl9 90.
Lard firm, with small sales at llailt for
steam and kettle. Bulk meats. no dc.
mand; shoulders and sides 0ta9tc; lO0se
and quartered higher for fully cured. Ba.
con: 10allallic for shoulders and clear
rib and clear packed. .'.
IloGs-GOod demand at 80 4OaO 90.
Receipts ., 400.
WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged.
GREEN MEATS Quiet and weak
shoulders GtaGsc; sides SgaSic; hams l0f
allie.