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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
The Income To4 Tor 1se4.

COPIES Of the amended form of returns
for the assessmsbs Of the income taz have
been received in this city, and The uoateriA
points in the zane are a. follows, IN thu
form Of questions. answersto which are o.
course, to be supplied BY every person lia.
bic TO assesemsnc
Had your wife any income last year?
Did aOy minor child Of yours receiT.
any salary last year?
Have you ineiudsd in this return the in,
come Of Jour wife and salary received BY
minor chidrep2
have you any stocks and what are they
Il your report made on the basis Of
gOl67
Have you bought or sold stocks or 9th
sr properly.
Have you any United States securi,iesl
Doyou return the premium on gold paid
you AZ interest on United States securi-
tietl
Have you kept any book sceouut2
i your income estimated or taken from
your book7
Have not the expenses, &C., claimed as
dsbuciions, already been taken out of the
amount reported sS pro6tsi
Can you estimate any portion of your
profits in making your returns for 1853?
Was any portion treated az worthless,
and If since paid, have you ireluded it 10
Tbis Teiurn2
All incomes amounting to less than
5000 are subject TO pSy tax of Eve per
cent, and those more than S. 600, ten per
cent. The following are the authorized
exemptions:
Exempt by law, $500.
All National, State and local taxes paid
within the year, (which includes the de-
dqction of the income taxes actually paid
in 1854
Losses on sales of real estate purchased
within the year.
Interest paid out or falling due within
the year.
Amount actually paid for rent of home.
!nsursuces, repaiTs. fuel consumed in car.
IJiog on business. wages of EMPLOYEES, and
intsreet on membranes.
All carriages are taxed from 81 10 $40,
gold watches 81 each, IL worth less Ibau
300, and $2 If worth more than 500
pianos, 81 yachts from S5to 800; pri.
Va'e billiard tables, $40; gold plate SC
cents. ''''0
The tables in the blank form arc yery
elaborate, but the foregoing are the princi
pal points.
Every person falling to make return b,
the 18th Of Nsy next will be liable 70 b,
Assessed by the assistant assessor accord.
ing to the best information he can obtain
sndin such case the asuiS,aDs assessor viii
add twenty. Eve per cent. to the amount o
the tax.
In case any person shall deliver to Al
Assessor any false or fraudulent list Of
statement, with intent To defeat or s7ad,
the valuation or enumeration required b,
law, the assistant assessor will add on,
bu0dred per cent. to such duiyi and il
Such case the list will be made out By tb,
assessor or assistant ASSESSORS, and from
the valuation and enumeration 30 mad,
there can be no appeal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

Batter Il sat 70 take FoRt Fisher Gsd VIZ
nirztoa e this promising BtEts Of afsifs
II this huge cation trade. There il VII
misgtoa, the soufbeFn tsFUi1us Of the
Weteoa rEilIoad. nov, # WIIniDgt0n falls,
Goldsboro viii soou follow and thea this
EsIfroad viii be IN the hands OfouE troops,
And Il il very natural 70 suppose that the
rebels will Euc all tie rolling stock, togeGh-
e With AL the cotton possible Of this lice
Of railroad. a1d eIpeEieGes has dsmOustRst"
ed thss they will barn the balance. Now,
LEI n AK, Siu Il hart say parties eoueern-
sdf .z
'Wbo receives this eoston st EorfoIk2-
HIldEeth + Co. Whist do these eommissAe
Eies get II return fos this eostonf Boots,
shoes, hats. clothes, sugar, coffee, beef b.
eoo, PORK s1d ssl;, By the thousand bush.
els So HHdseSh 4 Co. were looking co.
IosssI fortunes n the faes Vhen GEN BuLlel
started or his Port Fisher expedition. Al
Ter tskirg this TisU ofthis huge trrde, stteI
looking on the map Ezd viewing the local.
iiies Il eo1sectio1 With these fssss and
curious ciTeuustsuess, what answer can b
given 70 the question, will the fall OF vii.
niugton hurt parties Interested beside the
Ee6eIs7
Wilmington has fallen and these psItfel
parties, a. grand inspector and prime mo-
yer, stood Sir. HHdFeth, Gen. Buiierl
IbrStheE-in-lsWJ Now i there any snsWel
/ 10 this chain Of circumstances 70 the ques-
ton, why did Gen. BuileE fail at Port
FIsheI2 There j. Al answer, bat II IL Doi
the one thss Gea. BGtler gave in bill
| speech At Lowell. He said that he shan
doned the expedition because he esBsidef-
Cd that II would be 4 useless sacrifice o.
American blOodI But Gen. Batter failed
70 tell those friends aud neiRhbors Of hil
that his brotheF-in laE, Ar. aLdretb, va
building up colossal fortune by indi
TeetIy feediog aud clothing these rebel de
fsoders Of Fort Fisher, and their friends q
homep
The writer promises to give the secre
history of Gen. Buffers dealings With sh'
eonrabands in another article
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Tn" Hi"h"ond Unionists VonturinR
out OF their Hiding Places
Trom The RLehmoDA WhIz. AurUy

80 ASSHLlOo4 wing Apnl1. 1-
A great many men whom the tyranuieaI
rebel CONSUMPTION has for three years driven
from the face of day, and forced to hide and
SEulE ike fslops, assured by the presence
OF the UoiOn forces and the ''Star Spannled
banner" have veutured once more 10 show
themselves among their fellows. We saW,
yesterday. gentleman Of this class. Ithad
been more than three yesrssince We saw him
before. On that occasion be was distrib.
1ting copies Of the speech made 10 the
Virginia Convention by the Hon. SherrRFd
OteWOOS 5 be vas Aout-sndsgus BoIPs
man, and very coon had to hide himself
ON the Davis minions. What this DO 7
man, and such IS he, have suffered during
this war none but themselves can ever
know, They have lived in poverty and
constant dread and apprehension. Again
they taste the blessings Of liberty and wax
the earth as freemen. The Joys of their
recovered freedom go far to compensate
them for all their sufferiUgs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

II lie impossible not to note the zeal With
which the organs 60 lately bolSteriDg up
AZ syDpa,bizing with the rebellion cry
out for easy terms to one and all, rank
and file, of the late confederate military
organization. Their india. rubber bowels
yesrn with excessive composition for the
fallen victims. They call upon the gov
errmsut to be great and msFuapimouB 10
this supreme hour and not aeck q hair on
even Jth's bead. Poor JtfI be meant we'll.
CopNdsriog HE limited abilities and poor
opportunities it Is not wholly iDe1cusable
that be went as'TSy. And ~ for Lee be is
Ench a model Cbristisn, and so remaTka.
bly, well defeeDded, that it would be hea-
theLith to fail to recognize in him frst.
class subject for national adniration-ii
not out aud ont ovation.
We hbomina,s sueh talk, coming from
the ,ource I. does. 1t sounds 70 much like
old PscksnifFS morality. The fellow.
whose eyes now E1ude such crocodile tear
bad DO'hiuG OF the sort for the cause oil
their country a few months ego. We pre-.
sumo the Government Of the United States
will take rbeiE cheap advice At its proper
VAlus, and do just AS they would Vilhou,
IL The loyal millions OF this land are no,
afraid to 'EuSt the government with full
discretion in winding up tbIB rebellion.
These who have conquered q peace are
best qualified 70 prescribe its necessary
status, csEtainIy much better qualified than
those who cried peace when there was no
peace.
The Government will be msRnauImouu.
that We all kuOW. 1t will szerelUs The
most liberal fOrbtGrAuce towards the nine.
y pine hundrtdIhS Of all those who have
been 'nssgsd 10 this rebellion. VS. shall
Bo' eouPIsiu IL not . single life iS taken
Il is a matter Of grave consideration, to b,
determined BY ,be near future, what should
be dors with ibs TirE-issdsrB. We Al
to0U 'hty riehIy dsusIVS dean. And ys
it is possible thst keeping Them alive /,
the sight Of ibe world and ALI their ruIpss
victims, may answer tie ssds of both iuy.
tes ssh good policy better than swinging
them from The gailOVS. Still it is oasu-
'i's to read the dspr.cHtlOnS row comm,
I'On 'hs organs alluded to. nskiDg eonsid-
s'H'iop s' species Of right at the hand,
Of the GoUsFpusUt for the rebel leaders,
What'''r Of riEh. there iS in the ea.s (.
In 20 wise suhuneed In the eS,imatiou Of
The people By demands from such sources.
Comttg from recognized second and third
cousins o. the rebels, the pleas put in
smack good deal of family feeling. Be.
iHg themselves monuments and llIustra.
lions Of governmental maEuauimity, thew
osEh' to be the last to suspect severity to-
wards OtbsrO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
A New Feature in Dentistry.
WINCHELL'S

Steam Dental Establishment,
.THE LARGEsF AND MOST CoMPLLTE Is
i the Unitsf EtAteS.
OWing 70 my r0pfHy increasing business haV.
been obliged - enlarge my Laboratory, and an
nov prepared by the aid Of steAm Engine and
mnehioeTy, 70 manufacture full or partial setts Oh
Teoth BETTKR, QUICKER and CHEAPER thar
hsFstofOE0-
Having in stioDdAnes competent snd smesont
assstants, persons Be accommodated without the
usual Delay.
All work warranted to be perfectly satiSfaetory.
Z g. WiHoHELL,
apIS-d las Market street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Valuable Farm near WheeIIne
for Sale,

VHAT part Of the estate of the Iata Andrev p.
u Weeds situated about three miles north Il
WheSling, o. the River HUI. containing about fhfee
hundTeo ard sixty acres NE same VIM be Scld on
reAsoaahls terms, and win b divided into SrnaII-
tEaef1 % suit purehaSerA Ain, an Ialand n ~
ststeEB!" Inquire 1t GEO. 4 TINGLR, a ca ~
olnoe, OF Al TX \. JACOB, WaddinEton I'm. ~
.ePIo-l9dAtH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

T oTIER FOB sALR ny PROPERTY. H,-,.,a
on the linz Of the National road four nj Ies es,t
Of the city OF Wheeling. SaId property eoassE:I Of
my EeddeDeep containing elsTeu roouS aud AZ A,tis
nn11hed- bath ro1ms aa1 all modern improve ns.tE
also fourteen aeEes Of ground attached on vhEh m
eonTsnisat oatAooSSss II Guiding brick sTAbliuE
lee add spring hoaseA ehIekeEy and tgo eists.nI.
choice kind; Pear, Peach Plan add o4inee tres Al
bearing Ihsre are alao choice selections Of Grape
kaSp6err1eA BlAekberries, Strawberries and ethsr
small hutts. me grounds are hasly laid oat With
GVerEresnB and othGr ornamsnesI Ghrubbery
YIN also Sel ny Household Furniture % Asy
one desiring % purchase AL together.
PerBon8 desiring to consult me In rs<Srd to price
terms Of payment &C, eSa Leave theIr nkas4 =:
the GalOompa1J ONES OF visit n on the pFsnIsI.
1s43-tl JACOB HORNRROlK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

h.AhT A. Wr'n, chief among ten thou.
'and and the one altogether internal !,
Comprised ia The list of si1ty-one b,ira.
e'e's ''p's5sd b Gran. the other day and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
CO-PARTHRRsHIP,

TyHB undersigned have this day formed eo-pGrt-
i pesSbtp under tie style and 1ru Of DstviISF {
BDgish aud VII continue the GeneFal Connfssion
BuSIness A. the old stand No. 2I6 2ls and 70 North
BIoad street ABA- q. DETWILER,
JAS ". KA6L So.
Philadelphia, April lEt, 1855. epTiO-2v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
MARRIFD.

NJ THrSSSy evening, APEn 9Th, 1855, by the Rev,
"; = HtcHs, Of Cameron, and HiIS RIM JoIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Farm for Sale.

TNHE g7bseriber OGsrB q private sale . trAe. Of
y land In Richie Township, Ohio Couusy. West
and hTe Htlss from Wheeling BY this road, SaI
three BY the 6enfnaEy HHI roSd, aud IoIninE lads
With L Inn1toCd and g. ". ThompSou, eoat1inisg
one hundred and st1 AerOL The Iand Il under good
ealdTStlons e OF Eich G1l. Il veil WAtsred and eel
Set IN gra and Il Therefore suitable toE eutiTStag
growing grapes. There are moderate buIIdinEI 90
the premises younS apple orehNrd Of one ian
dred and seventy treel halfof which are bearing.
price and terms So the S0b0rFber on the prsniSsL
mh14-10de0dh4tWo Aux MeCuLLGY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
ATWOOD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER,


DRLcFInAL TEsIs kEE1eg fsly GE1CeIE.14sd
i Ihs Superiority q tkfI u1chtns gTGI All othsEI
n tbs PsETOos Of dining Oh WelhL TIE Gn6sE-
GfEred IsDCE pEs9aEsd toFsesfVs oEdsrB IL thEnD
N EGehfDsRy complies sTGFythfnS requisite
az de EoEfBEer Oh VeIs4 EHeep-tEE ths ETKAH
RFsIEE ABo CAST ROI Diving PIPE, (6at
IN b fsEuflhe4 Il desired, - 2Esaaossh5s Prtesl,
asd 6ffpEnBsI With fhsuIs Of tie DER5ek RcS6 Bali
VHsei, aD1 eLbsE ellbEoGB G1d eIpeIEfTs 1LtGTsg
noS II re, All 70 aEIl1gad, bst1g eo1gtr1sts1
o. ShsSEs al poEfable. thai + eGa - essHly ~
DGTed h ths p1EP0Ss Il EiekiaE wells II dt6eEGEt
EOeSliGisA
3aB DEKRETUs b rsa0Esd hUa thsEsH y car
Ra4s1t Hy1FaSf5s VEossI, 8ad fOsI lGt require ths
FslsoEal q ths trh1 fEs7 a. boring ms press
ri Only rsDsFas an As Sstrffzs q G.sa q 10
uE5utsi, bat HkSEf1s e0ScElaTIg Elsau cat AID
spsns al de E3aI o1 YSinS thai are - 0ftsa ea-
tfrsly esoSsd Up By Tie al pEoeE8 CT Rad pumping
WITH RHIs GACHI5B AID pIlctSc8' GlEf1ssE,
. us4 ca b sink fuz 40 e eOO fSsG wifhtn .
period e hna Is 70 80 days AfsEr tie al PPS hss
been driven. rfr-sf
ATrEgss5suts srs bsisg naSe fog the esas.zae-
ti0n a06 eslfVtTy of IbeSs machines - HsT T0Ek,
AorgIeh, HsSblFG. 3. Z AK PtttaburE. PsanA-
Tor further ERfoGuAttoa, pESee, terms, &C. G6drSG8
uHEOa LELAND,
MEEE0PoLEKAH HoEn
aPE12-7n HGT York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
TNO Farms for Sale bal Illinois.

ONR OF S2O AoREs, near RAasoul station,
rad from OhiosE0S q neh prairie land, and having
n under good fence aud veil impruT ID, With
~ Ealing sad tenant houSea Barn, stable Gad
Corn CRIB; also Peach aud Apple Orchards.
Also A Farm OF lao A0REa, II Clay county,
on the Little WNbaIh river, and within FEY miles
Of Clay City, on the Ohio and MISdaSippI R8iro4d.
his tlEul b vel ttmborOd and has tIo GGW Wllh
adjoining Il.
Apply . JARrEs AOLLoY, RausOul, oaGupsIga
county, ntnoil, or 70 G1o. "; sN[Ta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Rooms to Rent.

THE sBtirs uppsI portfn Of he buHdine On
L Main EtTest Cd AID "a BtoR5esl LATELY oec1EIed
By AuEus-Es ellhek Il far EEHt Ihe1s ToouS have
an entrapes sePArsts from the Bt0Ee TO0n b0I0g.
For further EntcTmstisn- 70 terms, etc, esquire
~ The Clotbtpg Store q s 4LdHOY B0ath corner o4
the spEigg Hoase. VAL SHsst SpElo
TlHK CO-PAETHKBsHIP HERETOFORE TX
i ISttng unGeE the Arms Of Shipper / DStS1sE,
Philadelphia, A. a. DeTWlIeK Co, WbSelioE, y.
Va, AID 4. d. DstS5Isr Co, Toledo, Ohio, e thiG
day &isBolyed BY mutual consent. BFther Of the
1n6eESR1ed GlthoEfzed TO seItls the buanels Of
the lsts firms. FRANCIS &. SaIPPER,
AB'A h DETWILER,
Isaac DREW1LRR-
Philadelphia, April lat, 1855.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

], :, Il e EumOrsd .ba. To, P,..id.u. vii, call
Al ezra session OF Congress. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Cavalry and Artillery Horses

AssusELuT oulE,1slrlsEEa,, oygIoA U.AA,1
WILING, VIVA, March "a 1874
FAVALRY AND ARTILLEY HORSES WILL BE
" purchased In open market e this DEPOT q SI6S
Tor Cavalry AorBes and $rIb for Artillery HoFSoI,
oavaIEy HorBes must be sound in an particulars
1ell bIoEso, IN iun nssh and good coalition, from
Is 70 1e hands high. from 70 8 TsSTS old and nm
adapted IN every way 70 Cavalry purposes.
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color Round IN
and square trOtteFB IN barnes, In good aesh and
e01ditton. rom to years Old and not les than
hands high each horas TO weigh not less than
1867 pounds.
By order q Brig. Gen. JEGzs1. KE1I, IN charge
Gus. ARTsMKH.
mhaS Captain and A.o. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
DeIaIReS for IlhIldren

UsI RECGIyRD-A large 10. OF. slau nvv,.,
u 1h'HOol Delainol. Way oHHAP. sS@Cee
'oAA Us RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
ERfraX.

EETBATED a Tie premises Of DE s1b01fbsH
II in N0aDSTfIIs, e0RREL MARB, yeArI Oh
sod IL hAndS high. shs va IaSt see1 y PIEASasi
Hill, HarAhAl county, y. Va 4 suitable T0EArd
win 3 pa 81 for hsr return. ,1,cu,y, v,v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
FOR SAI,R-

II HAVE for sGIs about 100 ACRES OF VALID.
4 ABLE LAND near Mou1dlVils. MARKHAM o.
W.Va. Also Sb5at 40 VACANT TOWN LOTs n
addition to utIAbelhtoWn- The land can - rod
IN I tsase: = 70 uit PurohaseFA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
Town Lots for Sale.
? House for Sale.

OHE Tsnsmsnt In NM Row, Centre street, East
" wheeling, containing four rooms and kitchen
not 8old At private sale before April 10Th Il vii
b sold At Gueten that day IN front Of the Oo1Ft
aS GUS Terms oAah. IsAAo COTS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

arI2-7n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

New YoRK, March 2I.-The Commerci rs
Hatcher 3 Run correspondent says that our
troops there had been uDder arms thirty.six
hours, expecting an attack from the enemy.
Movements for several days within the en-
emys lines, gave rise to this expectation.
Our troops are eager TO have the attack
made. i1sa 5000 sFl 80 fa..i aH-.aa tIl F.
An early evacuation Of Petersburg is looked
for.
1t is reported that Sherman and Scho6eld
are moving up the Weldon road.
Our troops we're never in more magnificent
spirits.
The Commercials special from Trenton
70 day, says the Washington train was detain.
ed two hours ut Meluchon, by breaking an
axle. Onlytwo persons we're injured. 7t'il
The Commercials special says war clap
will soon be heard in a quarter least expected
by friend or foe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
By telegraph.
RRP0RTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE


NEw YORK. March 2l-The French Min.
lister on Public Instruction had rendered his
lFeslgnAtion, but Napoleon refused 10 aooepl
IT, 10 the absence Of later news from Amerca,
which was anxiously expected, the result Of
the fall o. Charleston continues to be eagerly
eanvassed u.ta... s,..ti y. -.'l. ,..,5 5'll
The Times says the next operations ara ex-
pected with singular interest Hsr aa
The Fsderals have recovered their military
reputation, but the South is slill resolved 10
stand out till the end r,a17IaI n
They have made but little progress towards
the conclusion OF the war ..I aa.
In another editorial the Times sara the
signs Of Confederate exhauation have brought
us to that turning point, which places us in
sight Of the 6na scene aud part We shall be
called ou to take in it, as the Federal Gov
ernment maintains the quarrel with England
10 the shape Of claims, which she does not
acknowledge.
The question we have to address ourselves
70, is simply whether they can 90 to war with
fair prospects of success. II they eau, they
certainly will
The Times argues that the Washington
Government win show It's wisdom by not at
tacking Immediately on the conclusion Of
peace; but il will be for English statesmen at
the proper time to see that the quarrel is not
allowed 10 hang over till it suits American
convenience and opportunity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
PUBLIC SALE
The State Of Ohio,
Hamilton County.

] Oountyt
DvRsUkNE ID the com mand Of An orsier. for sale
u from the Ooart of Common lPieaIfof Hnfnifton
County, OHIO, and to me directed, will Offer al pubc
sale, on the premises IN the city Of Dayton Ohio on
LUffy "A HIesdag, ADuR le, ls6d, n Nle IFifF
AZ eleven O'clock q m. the blowna' dssorbsd real
eatate, 70 wits ALI Of lot numbered three tbouaand
one hundred and hy (3l5O the revised plat The
r9ty Of Dayton, in Montgomery county, Ohio, being
the same lot conveyed 10 Lewis WhiteInAn,
~ decd dated July I, 1854 and recorded In hook X
No, =, page s, Of the records si said Montgomery
county.
Valued at 5000
And also, ell Of lots numbered four thousand ona
hundred and twenty light (t12e), four Thousand one
hundred and sxty.two (46a), and iouI thousand one
hundred an thirty (4lS0l In said city OF DAYTON
Montgomery county, Ohio, being the same lots con
Yelod 70 Lewis w iteman, decA sad. In dad dafad
July II, 1884, and recorded In book X No q page q,
o. the records last Aforesaid, o.. fWfh
Lot No 4l2S valued at .. $500
Lot No. 4I62 valued At. t.............,..... . a6O
Lot No 4l30 valued al. go
To be sold by order OF CouFt ia tho CASE WhArein Will
lam ~ iISln and otheys are plAntha. aud CathaElne
Z. Whitetnun and others are eisndahta, IN proceed
qgs or ths partition Of certain real estate (cAss No
Terms ot saIe-ohs third eaak on day of s.l.. one.
hird 10 one year and one third In two years. with m.
eres the deferred pay ymenfa 10 be secured by noteA
and mortgage upon the premises, the puTrhaser
no aowsye5 @ haysths Prylsg q Psylps down
Sheriff Ol HAnilltOp Co., o., and Special com,r.
yALpNhht OorIpcks Attofneys. WI HNIETN NN
Cincinnati, March Is, 1896 -mAibdWst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

New YoRK, March 22-Cotton dull a,Ssag5.
Flour dull and o cents better at 9 9OalO 90
for extra state, and 10 40alO 56 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, no receipts, dull and
better at | 9sa20O for amber Michigan
and goal SO for winter red western
Corn decidedly lower at 30 for
western; Oats dull and lA2c lower; Oasl O5
for western Pork lower at % bOa24 90
Tor new mess, 22s22 90 for '63 and 60.
and ~ 90 for prime Lard dull at l6als1',
Whisky lower at 2 Is for western !,
Petroleum dull at 35 cents for crude. 53a54c
Tor refined in bond, 74c for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7S for western; Sugar
dnIl at l74als3c for Muscavado; Butter 36a
4SS Tor Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Reef
az duiI ana heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs firm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

PHILADELPHIA, March l.--Sucscriptions
yesterday to the 1880 loan amounted TO 80,
l25, 1856. .a'. u.u. ts.s.,r. isl ... .....' -,
Interruptions by the food Of telsgrAphic and
mail communications for the last three days
have seemingly diminished orders, but it is al
most certain that the 7-30's now In the mar
bet will be gone BY Saturday. Only $23, ,OOO,-
GOO are left Anxiety TO secure investments,
which, with the increasing decline Of gold,
promises to lead to subscriptions Of the whole
OF this issue within q lew iaYs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


Failure OF the Florida Expedition.
NFW YoRK, March 22.-The Heralds Key
West correspondent says 1900.
The objsceDf General Nswton's recent er
pedition up the 81. MArks River, Florida, was
10 clear out rebels, ina ct as much damage as
possible. and, II practicable, capture st.
MarkG Though not accomplishing ell, he was
greatly successful
After considerable skirmi fishing, he had a
stubborn 6ght ct Natural Bridge, where the
rebela were In strong force and well posted.
Though in superior numbers, they we're
driven from their position.
General Newton, owing to despsrity OF mum.
bers, deemed Il best to return to Key West,
which be did without being troubled by the
rebels.
h NEW YoRK sTUPF
II was recently stated IN the South Carolina
Legislature, that the entire effective force Of
the ConfedsrAcy was only 10000 men; and
official documents from Richmond we're pro-
dnced 10 prove the statement
30 ,s''a a MEXICO. i..a, +.
The Herald prints Official docamenis going
70 ThoE thai there is Q complete rupture be-
tween hAximilian and the Catholic Church.
Among them is q letter from the Pope 10
Maximilian, In which be utters warnings and
gives advice; all Of which, however, are disre.
garded by the latter.
Arch Bishops and Bishops of Mexico also
protest against acts Of the new Emperor, and
appeal tor . ianapeuSioh Of the measures
AgAinst the Church.
Their protest is also unheeded, and the &.
nal decree OF religious tolerance. and eon6r.
nation Of the reform laws of JuAreE are pro.
noaBced
bOEE TRAsH-THAT SANS OLD sroRY AGAIN.
qAe Tribuso's Jaues river easfssponds6s
says ,HtMINqqOfN M ahBt
.Vhafllg tla aalFsi glltasaA gtua