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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15
FOR SAT,E
FOR SALE.

OFIER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situated
4 on the line Of the National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling Said property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
also fourteen acres ground attached on which are
convenient out'houseS, IL Guiding brick stabliuE,
Ice and spring house, chickery and two cIStsruG
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees Of
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Qulnce trees all
bearing. There are also choice selections OF Grapes,
Ra9pberTtes, BlackberrieS, Strawberries aud other
small fuitS. The grounds arc finely laid out with
eyergreenB and other ornamental Shrubbery.
will also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me IN regard 10 price,
teIms OF payment, 10 can leave theIr names at
the Gas oompanyS ONCE or visit me- on the premises
fe22-tt 10 JACOB HORNBRONR
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Army Tents and wagon Covers.
ID oBRRT HIGGINS! hAG on hand and ofierS fer
III sale very cheap 100 Tents and Wagon. Covers,
and Tail0E6' use8. Also two heavy Duck TaFpau!Ins
1sxa2 feet. The lNtteFsif not sold by tho first Of
April, will be for rent by the day, week or month.
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FOR OINoINNATI.

~ The Fine slde.Wheel steamer Bos.
49, IONA No. Z, Captain Rice, will leave
ct O'Clock P. 81. -
For freight or passage apply to ~ " - 81
1t BOOTH, bATTELLE Z co. Apanta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15

U. 8. MARsHAL,s SALE OF STEAM.
BOAT 'GCOTTAGE No. g." 2zsi
DIsTRIoT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the District Of West Virginia. Spring Term,
1866, at Wheeling. eng =
ID Edwin 9: Paden so ., @o1
Steamboat "Oottage No. 2'j = iijs
In obedieDee to O decree Of the said Court pro-
nouneed and entered on the 11lh day of April 1865,
In the above entitled cause, shall sell at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
MAY, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Public Landing in the city Of Wheeling, the steam
boat S'CoCTAaE No.2." her engines tackle, outfit
and furniture as she now lies in the port Of Wheel
TERMS OF SALE:
one-half Of the purchase money in cash, the re.
malnder in Two equal instAlmentg, payable three
and six months afler date, with interest from date
the purchaser giving bonds with good personal &C.
curity, to be approved by me, for said deferred in.
''S aPTIsltd EDWARD II u. N s'Maq.Sssl.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, !
District of West VirginIa

Dl1BElOG OF w est Virginia.
"HEREAs, alIbel has been filed in the District
wv Court Of the United States for the District Of
West Va, on the 9th day of April, 1861, by Edwin
o. Paden against the Steamboat ''OottaKe No. g."
her engines tackle outfit and furniture and &gainst
all persons intervening for their interests therein
and especially against William HarpoIO, part owner
Of said steamboat in cause Of lcitation or parti.
ti0n for the reasons and causes in said libel mem
toned, and claim the usual process and monitor of
all persons interested in the said steamboat, and
especially the said William HarPole, part owner
thereof may be cited In general and special to an-
SEer the premiIea and all proceedings being had,
that the said stSamboat her engfoes tackle, OUTFIT
and furniture, may, for the canBes in the said Libel
mentioned be sold, and the proceeds thereof brought
into Court to be divided aud distributed according
to law.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of the monition IN.
der the seal Of the said Court to me directed and
delivered do hereby give public rotiee to all per-
sonS claiming the said steamboat, her engines
tackle, outfit and furniture, or IN any manner in.
tetested Ihere that they be and appear before the
said District C1urt to be held and for the District
of West Virginia, on the 18th day Of APRIL 1885, at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon Of that dayy(f the same
shall be day Ofjurisdiction, otherwise the next
day fjurisdiction thereafter then andthere to In
terpOte claim for the same and to make their al.
Legations in that behalf. ''
Dated the 18Th day ofApril, 1865. nos
ONWARD II. NORTON,
US. MarShaL
aprl6-l4td ' I'
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NOTIGE.
Oil Speculatorsl
Rooms to Rent:

~ Main 6tfeet Cd and Sd stories) lately occupied
by Augustus kollaok IL for rent. Thess rooms have
an entrance separate from the Btor6 room below
For furtEe F information, a. 10 t6imj, ete, enquire
at the Clothing Store d s ALTHOP south eorner-of
the SprigR Home, Watel leIelA 5 u. 2 B tnnrl0L
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted,

WHEILlAa, W. VA, March %, 1864.
(NAVALRY AND ARTILLEY HORSES WILL BE
" purchased In open market at this Depot, at S165
in Cash. ''-1 " Hr- sf17
Cavalry Horses must be soundin all particulars,
we'll broken, In full hosh and good condition, from
10 to 10 hands high, from to years old, and we'll
adapted in eve'y way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery Horges must be Of dark color, sound In
and square trotters in harness, In good desh and
condition, from to years old and not less than
15H hands high, each horse to weigh not less than
106V pounds.
By order Of Brig. Gen. JAMES A. XXX, in charge
LIST Div, 9. n. g. o.
GUS. ARTsMAN,
mh2b Captain and Az II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15

ROtt LOWER OHIO, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
IT, The Fine Steamer MAGGIE HAYS,
Captain Hendrieksou, will leaVeaa above
- SUNDAY, the 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Freight received md Bills Of LAding signed
AZ n me Wharf B9as, BY N r-,..,,
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WHEELING, ". va.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE RE
w 0ElVLNG one Of the finest, cheapest and
best selected sticks Of ---
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NOTIOF.

VIE Re PaEtuership heretofore exist,n, ,..,5,.sss-
Solysj r. WyEes and John Brown Is this dSy az.
cISiTs mutual eonsent' All perSons 6ayins-
uestea to call And settle With John Rro IN 1 Es
ln continue guinness Gt the old stand. r
J.W. WYREs
Wheel,n, Ir..,1o 49, JOHN BROWN.
SIX DOZEN SILK CORD HEAD NfTs- ~.
91Preaaly to our order, Just received. 'Ast
D. NIooLL BRO.
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Masonic Convention-Grand Lodge
orRanized-synOpsIs OF, the Pro-
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JANIS $: wnEAE, Proctor for LIbellant.r 49," Il
apEl6-l4td " i''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15

EIIERT R. HALL, Secretary. : - %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09

Market Retail Report.


FRIDAr EVENING, Dec. y, ls0h
Washington Market throughout all It's branches
has presented lively appearance during the entire
week nov closing, and particularly has this been
noticeable In the meat and poultry departments. AZ
usual on holiday weeks many Of the dealers IN this
s we'll a. the other markets throughout the city,
took advantage Of the greatly increased demand for
such articles 70 to make up the Thanksgiving
feast and during the earlier part Of the vesk per-
ccptlblo advance on mos, OF the staple articles wrs
noticeable but nov that the demand has settled
back TO iu old channel, prices, too, have re-
sumod their former ra,es lna iev instanco', how
ever, where large stock. Of poultry and meats
purchased for the holiday trade unsod prices
are much lower than this day week, or than thOee
quoted In the following LET, which includes only GOOD
fresh articles sold inside the market. Turkeys,
chickens and geese, for example, little vithered,
yet perfectly sound and sweet can he purchased
outside tho market to-day for 12aiGo per III. and
upwsrda and bits Of meats, By means slehtly, but
sti well adapted TO cooking, are offered at proper
tionately low figures. Ordinary fowls selling ns
follows Turkeys and chickens, 2Oc ducks, 9oa25c,
| and geese at 1sa2Cc per 10. Butter continues to
recedo gradually and good quality IL offered at
| 45c. Hams and shoulders are cheaper, the former
having declined during the week from " &c, and
the latter to &c perth. Groceries remain unchanged
good qualify mixed coffee selling for s5a45c, and
Java at b2s55e PER ID. To. Doc to 81 80; brown
sugar Il TO Use mon's, 75as1 20 per gall, and -four
a. si2 70 els 25 per bbl. Other quotations are a,
| follows:
| Bwchsrf k.dts-Ro.st beet prirn. e4s9sc; com.
mon, l6s24e; do soup pieces i2a6e do sewlng peces
1gslsc; do smoked, Sga52e; do tongues ga IS
iIs2Oc veal 95a7sc Tor hind qter, iesise ios fore
quarters mutton, lorequArteI l9a-c DO hiM do
nasoe 40 chop, RoaS.c lamb per pound, iSs2o;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
Ruined by the War

The New Orleans CnKsonsr tells this storyi
A relic Of tho past 10 seen In = man, bearing
upon his face and body the impress, OF many years.
Ibis man walks the streets daily, bearing tho
marks Of misfortune, amid tho friends he had
known in better years, but with An appearance so
changed, one can hardly recognize in him the Mer
Quito Of the Cr,scent city, the gay. witty aRl els-
CANT gentleman, who WAS at time tho very
leader Of fashion. Seedy habilimentB n bent
body and wrinkled face, hsve nearly obliterated
oil IN him that was familiar In the past. Inherhng
. great fortune, he increased u lArgely by mar
riage, aud from his profession Al tho bar, had an
income Of forty or fifty thousand dollars a year,
and received . single fec of sixty thousand dollars
upon . clam on real estate In tho lower
part Of tho city. This woslth he scattered
with princely generosity and royal profuson. Ho
WAS "a Lucullus nt home, and his Inequalities as
pred TO all the magnihcence Of the ancient Roman
nobleman. In 1881 10 gave . single soire. that
cos. S2J, 900, anu which exceeded IN spleudor any
thing ever leioro known here. The very floors
over which the dancers moved were covered with
scenic paintings, tho work Of tho most accomplish
ell artist then in Ne" Orleans; and IN dc saloon
were gaming tables were Arranged stood two bss-
kets-oue led with bank notes and the other with
gold, for the use u those guests who were uu.or-
tunats with the hclSe goddess. The dispenser Of
this gorgeous Hospitality Is now dependent upon
| his relatives. Io takes his loss with Christian
| resignation, and does not hy from the world or
| rail against IT. like rmou Of Athens, but moves
through tho world with Q pleasant and urbAno
manner, a. II he had still the princely fortune Al
command. Such this are common nnce
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09

A CURIOUS story Ia being told in Georgctown and
Washington, to tho effect that the son Of Mrs.
hurbide, lAto Miss Green, Of Georgetown, ID. g.,
WAS recently forcibly taken from the mother in the
City Of Mexico, by order OF the Emperor Maximil-
ian, and adopted by him the child is only about
four years old. lie has been created Prince Of
the Empire, and tho mother was ordered 10 leave
Mexico in twenty -four hours Afterwards. It will
be remembered that Miss Green was married some
few years ago to Ignslus Iturbids, Of the lats
Emperor Of Mexico OF that name. A. the lime OF
the marriage the groom was student OF George
town College Recently they have been reading
In Mexico. Mrs. Imrb!ds has returned TO her home
In the strict, and 10 said W be much distressed "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09

IT 10 unfortunate for The Fenisn cause that .
rupture should occur, at this time, between the
ssusie and the Executive OF the organization. II
no, b. retarded. bit the publicity OF the disagree
mont will be rich food for Engisnd. and for all
whs scoF ct the oppressed people Of ireland. Not
only that, but the facts In the case will be msgni-
fed and distorted on the other side OF the Allan
tic, and through the medium Of ,ubservient press
the down.trc'lden people Of ireland vi be made TO
believe that lhsu last rock Of hope has been shat
tered.
THs difBcuty which has arisen between the
President Of the Broth ert God, and the Senate, ap
pears TO have grown out OF the supposton that the
Executive officer OF the Organization was t1ereis-
ing powers which tho Constitution does not confer
upon him, and that be combined In his
own person two or three Offices which
would give him entire control OF The
money collected from bis fellow-counrymsn
for purposes connected with the Fenisn movement
Matters finally arrived at point when these gen
tlemon thought they could no longer quie.ly look
on, and see tbs FsniAn movement wrecked
by men who should be the frs 70 sssis,
IN making II successful. Members OF TIE
order will scarcely credit the announcement
that ten gentlemen Of character and influence In
the community, Whose time and money had
been freely and unsslhsbly devoted 70 tie cause
can or would become traitors, at time when 40
much depended upon tho harmony and unity OF
those who were entrusted with the Management Of
tho movement.
lis an old sd.gs that there ''mun be some ere
L. ~
two. ihiid Is Of tho members Of the F.nian Senate
who ought to know what Is going on Oohind tho
senes-publlely declare that bonds arc about
N 10 Illegally issued, u 10 quite time for tie
rank and Gle Of the Brotherhood to require fun
invostig alton Of the charges that have Teen made
II 10 no, 10 be supposed tina, men Of charsc'
VI and standing, who have accepted hs
| position Of Senators In the Fenisn organization,
| and who have taken on r,th 10 seryo their con
| sutuents faithfully, would willingly permit the
| funds 70 lie squandered without ct oncs
protesting. and seeking in every Legitimate
manner 70 restrain any unlawful issu'
| Of Bonds, the proceeds OF which would be dieburs
ell by irresponsible parties. A, we understand
the case these Senators hold tho position OF Super
visors and in the exercise Of their functions
have discovered rood cause for warning
to Feuisns sgans, an unlawful issue o
Bonds In the name Of tho Brotherhood
Il Ia due to the Irish people who have, and ar
willing TO subscribe their money 70 the great esus
Of Irish freedom. that this matter be speedily IN
vestigsted. In any even, the funds OF the Broth
srhood should be properly cared for and dlsbursed
lest, come bright morning, tho Feuians awake y
the discovery that irresponsible guardians Of the
treasury have disappeared, carrying with then
all the gold and hopes Of the future Irish Republic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
Financial N.ws Markets. &..

F~s York, Friday, Dec. s, 9 P. h.-The afternoon
quotations Of the eeno,A Stock market, compal I'd
with those Of Wednesday afternoon, show decline
in quotations OF from !. to ~ per cent. Govern
mens were steady. Gold opened At i46S and closed
at l45h-thO two extreme quotations The money
market worked rather close all day, but stil 1t Wa
not stringent The stock brokers vere supplied at
per cent. but there W. some little shining done.
Commercial paper passed at 7&al0. Foreign e1-
change for to-morrov's steamer va, dull, but tho
rates were steady. The leading drawers quoted
sterling at 1907. lC9h; good banker,' billG, how
ever, could TO bought at 100 On Change to-day
Flour vAs dull. heavy and DC. to Ice lover. Wheat
wa dull aud Ic to &c. lower. Corn was dull and a
shade lower. Data were dull and heavy. Pork was
hrmsr. beef was steady. Lard va sa.ier. Wits.
hoy vas quiet and steady,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
Tho Situation in Mexico.

Tn. situation Of the Irnperislisu aud Repnoh-
cans IN Mexico IL apparently more hopeful Tor 'ns
l..t.r than u was . few weeks ago. Iherepon
co,cern,us The Withdrawal Of hArrsntAS's troops
from the remote posi-, ons, and teir concenra-
a., a, certain centr. point. has been 20 fully coz.
rol,,r.,.d th,, Their seems 70 be no longer douo'
Of rs truthfulnes. We now have the eonnrihA
tory ,n,.lll genes that JuArrz was preparing W go
b.ek 10 Cbihusbus, from whence be was lately
dYiv,n by tbe French, and that be viii shcn re-er
s,bl,b the temporary Republican Capitol From
,,,., fact, ", nav in'er that NAIisrLtLs hnfor
The rrcssnL Al less, abandoned the desgn "
d,tv,og JuAREz out Of the country; uut what ne
nay, proposes 10 do IL Ia difacult 70 comprehend
tn. probability is that he has Teen eonstrsinsi
Thu, TO contract the line OF his military operations
for the want OF sufficient force 10 properly defend
Oh. outpos,s. nis well known that he has Whhin
the last four months been importunins NAPOLEON
o. sond him reinforcement of troops, and u Is also
esrsin that his petition, up TO this time has s'ah-
ell him no,bing II 10 therefore quite hfey vi"
necessity has driven him TO sbsndop Chinuahus
Tor The present., and that he eipccts 10 complete ~
work Of subiug.ion whom his army shall hs's
teen .ds1usiSly reinforced. In this connection
10 noticeable, IN our Mexican news 70" "e
lerlssrsn, reports from tic RIO Grsndo
havs entirely ceassi. In commenting upon
tom, few DAYS sfo We 'Epr'"e1 "'
i>lief thai the Matamor 4 RANcuEEo' IRON when
mos, Of them emana.ei, had sinister purpose IN
Publishing them This view 10 strengthened W
the present announcement, that the said journal
h.,bcn u - Ted from publishing, IN the fu'
,uro any reports calculated to promote discord be-
tween tie Impsri.lists and the United States sutho-
rtl,, with duo regard 70 The unroliaHh'y OF
nsncsn news We therefore think II SAFE 70 say
that The prcsen, prospect Of Affairs in that country
Is more encouraging 70 The Liberslis' than IL has
leen for the last four months; and also that there
& no tangible ground whatever 10 spprshend
collision between the Americans aud the lmper.a''
ists on the Rio Grande.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
spain and Chill,

Ia our European nsws this morning, we have
the announcement that the Spanish Ministry have
decided to sbsndon hos.il.nes sgsinst Chilli, and
that instructions to that effect have been forwarded
10 the Spanish Admiral commanding ths
Gillian coast. We arc not fully satisfied Of the
rediblity Of this report, for II is quite unlike the
unsvsrvng insolsnes which has always charac-
l'rized Spain In its aggressive enterprises but on
Tie other hand there are certain strong incentives
10 .hs action on the part OF the spanish Govern
n,enL which may have been potent enough to pro-
iUce such an anomalous course. We slluds 10
the oninous denunclstiou, In the United States,
England aud France, Of the course pur.
Usl by Spain in this matter In this
sounry the expressions OF indignation
w're both general and emphatic, and II 10 not
improbatle that II Spain had persisted In It's pre-
pos1erous demands upon Chill, Congress would
have been constrained to take some action upon
the subject. In England and France. large moot.
.ngs were he'd IN the chief commercial cities,
whorcst the course Of Spain was unsparngly de-
nounced. ], may be that the Spanish Ministry saw
danger 10 these demonstrations, and that prudsnti
al motives thus led TO ths reported abandonment oil
tho issue. ID Is hoped that this news will prove
true, asa war between Spain and Chill would 70
suit In serious loss to our commercial Interests
with tho latter country, and would be felt by o.
classes IN the enhanced prices OF GILLIAN products
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
The light Hour Movement.

ws are hopeful that the eight hour system OF
labor will eventually overcome tho prejudice
which employers now mAnifes! against II and
shat 1t viii be generally adopted throughout tho
country but We cannot avoid some nsgivinz for
- fate when we consider the burden tina, IL has to
car IN the way Of injudicious management. For
c~Nmi le one q the resolutions submitted Al the
meeting held At Cooper Institute on Wednesday
evening" decar that I'VE should patroniLe, pur.
chase aud raj, in preference to any other, such
journals Z" advocate and sustain US in our suug-
&c for she eight hour system" Now what IL tho
purpose Of this languAgsf Evidently to win by
tho promise OF patronage, or 10 secure by tho
threat OF os.racsn, the influence OF the press In
favor OF Ns eight hour movement But
Is this the way to populArze . grand
reiormf Is this tho proper course by
which to convince the people Of its necessity In
the realms OF LOUIS NAPOLEON or fS,So.s JosErn,
may do very well 10 use similar threat, for
the Advancement Of reforms, bu, the process ,
not feasible In America What journal, whose IN,
Gusnce Is worth having, will DO covered TO IN.
Giht hour cause by such meHnai That how
ovor, Is no, the worst feAture OF the resolution
referred to. Its direct tendency is 10 Undue,
journals that are favorable 10 the sigh, hou
system 70 say nothing IN advocacy OF H. for fear
the imputAtlou that they are bribed. ~ indicate
by ths resolution Nothing could be more d.mAG
ing 70 tbs ns~ n0vans0, thsa this sstsmp, y
bsidh - 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-09
DEATHS.

RIsINGER--On Friday, the sth Inst, Mar Ella,
daughter OF Daniel and Ellen VI. Elsinser ''i'
The friends and acquaintance Of mo f.,rt,. A..
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral frn ar. ~
residence Of her parents . WLleu a. on Sn,t tie
afternoon, Dec. IL ~ O'Clock, without iurthsr ny
tice. a
OGBOURN-suddenly On THURSDAY nec = ,sc,
VIM. b. Ogboun, In the blst year Of hi, Arr 'No"'
The friends OF the family are respectable ir,t,..
10 attend the funeral sunday A..rnoo1 H. 't t
a. O'Clock, from his late resdenee, Hun,.r.
Point l.. /. VA
PoLIT-At Communpsw, on Thursday, psc ?
Betsy Pot. w. u
Relatives and friends OF the family ar, rc.,o.,.,r-
invited to attend the funeral from The N T. CturrS
al Communipaw, n. j., On sunday 1ilerioon. in,hh
hs" u" Ve0A 100
WADDELL-On Thursday evening Dec 7 .oo.
long and painful illnoss hAry' vie " uamiitoe
NaddelL aged 5U yearS
Ere long afflicted have hees
Physicians tried In vain,
Til Christ was p,oafed W cal ma hor,.
And rid me 81 my pam.
This Anrulshing hosd Is at mt,
Its aching and thinking are Ger.
This quiet lnmoyable bioOt
L. heGyed by aftction ne re,
Tho.e ewes she so seldom cold elo..
With sorTow forbidden 10 At a
Sealed up In iumO. Ia ielQ,,
Now strsnSey forgotten to veep
The friend. Of the family, ALEC Tie Iuer,bo,. =,
Empire LODGE, No. l. A. +. A.. are iesD,c,sriI' "
vited TO attend the funeral, nom Dr. la,e rrsisrnn
COZ. of Graham ave. an fonsls Y Bt0Alyn + il
on sunday afternoon, 10. insN ~ 0elock Iva,
poo, GlAxsow, Montreal, Dos sbsI ~ and san Yrsn-
sasee pspsu plsass eo~- -