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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.

r OF NO. 90 on NIARKET STREET,
~ known rs the Old jail property. q short
distance north Of the Market House run inE
BACK TO q street on the east, on which are four
name tenementS, which pay well: there Is
also a two story frame house on Market street,
rms property VIII be sold very cheap, toclose
an Estate. There Is enough OF material in
the old Jail house to pay a large pron6Tfi6n
OF the cost Of the premises. Terms easy, 10
SUIT purchasers. I.IRWIN,
ocZl q Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

1t Cures Hay, Rose and Periodlc cArARRH.
1t Cures CArARRu in all its Types and Stages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

OYSTERS ARK m SEASON AGAIN. and
there Is joy in many a household in con-
sequence. The joy is not complete,
however, until the fragrant tureen is
thanked by a bottle of WoTpestershire
Jockey Cgtt5 Sauce. Its used at all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by T. II. Logan q Co.
and Logan, List q Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

RoLIcs CouRT.-In the police court
yesterday several cases were disposed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

EvENIN0 NARKET.-NInrket yyeester.
day evening was very we'll attended,
there being n good turn out OF ali
hands. The following were the prices
of some OF the articles: Butter, 10 to
- cents per pound; chickens, 10 eents
Perpiece; turkeys sleeper piece; apples,
60 cents per peclSi potatoes, 30 cents per
peck; meats, from II to % cents per
pound; fresh fish, Is cents per pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

CrTT coUNCu.-There were not
enough members present last night to
constitute a quorum when the meeting
OF the city council was called to order.
me next meeting will be two weeks
from last niKht-N ovemhcr 14kl,. ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

MARRIAGE, LIcENcEs.4There were
thirty-six marriage licenses issued for
this county during last month. This Is
an increase of about a dozen over the
month previous. The inference is nat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

H4LLow EvE,-ourgOod people need
not be surprised to waken5 up this
morning and find themselves In some.
body else's house. From the ind,cai:
lions last night we wil1be mistaken Il
some mad FRANKS were not played.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
FQR SALE.

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE IN RITCHIE-
n town, containing eight large rooms aud
three bed chambers, together with good
u ..-f.l JOHN W. SCHULTZ,
oct96-2w or FIRED. SCHULTZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

NEW FIRI.-Messrs. Blond q Bach
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 1O7 Main street,
corner of sprtgg House alley, where the
bestof boots, shoes and CATERS can be
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members of the new Arm
are well known hero as energetic, thor
ough-gotng business men. Drop In and
examine their large and varied stock,
and secure bargains. Oct. 13-1m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

BELTS AS'D NLAcEs.-our policemen
are now provided with their beItSsoSS.
maeeS. Evil doors that don'twant Their
skulls raped must carry themselyeH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

OYSTERS OYsrERsi oYsTKRsI-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by tho case, can or half. can, At
lSpeidel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street,
OO2l.Im lf iiaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE TWO BRICK
j Houses and lots containing three rooms
each, on North street adjoining the North st!
NJ. E. Church. w. w. BLANCHARD,
oc25-lw Real Estate AGt., No, II Monroe st.
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The Atheneu1n for Sale.

70 The Atheneum for Sale.
TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Public auction on Saturday the 2jth dry Of
November, 1855. at the Court House, at ten o.
clock, n.m., the six lots of ground numbered
z, 8, 8, 10, II and i, in Baker & Stouts Subdi-
John Streets, whereon Is erected that immense
building well known as the. WheelIng Athe-
neum. a.Il 80 n -.t- s. - u.
credit of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months for the residue, In equal install
ments, payable with interest, and secured by
decd OF trust on the premises. 1874
BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
u. s. STOUT,
Register copy. oct25.ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

STEIN BRos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one Of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
their stock, as they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

We CAN DO WITHOUT EUliRoPE.-Eyery
thing Americans need American skill
can supply. Nay, more: the fact that
Phalon's "NIght-Bloomlng Cereus" is
the admitted superior of all the Euro
pean PERFUMES shows conclnsfvely
that in the refined Injuries, as we'll as
the comforts ollie, we are ahead OF the
Old World. Sold everywhere It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

The AnIouRNslENT OF C1Rcu1r
CoURT--with yesterdays session the
October, 1885, term of circuit court clos
cd. This has been long session-lnst-
ing just exactly four weeks. Many
cases, both criminal and civil. have
been disposed of, and the session Inns
altogether been laborious business
one. The next session will commence
on the first Tuesday in December.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale,

GoNTAINIEG n ACRES OF LAND
W adapted to growing Grnpes, with about ID
acres already set out Also, a fine OrcharIi
OF Apples, Pears and Plulns; 800 CurInnt BUSH
e, &C, &C., being the farm recently ptlFrhnspil
Of August Meyer, by W. B. Senseney, decd
situated about q mile nom GaldweiFs nun
road; For terms, apply to 80 -.
oc4 J.C. COOPER
or j. s. RHODE5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE THREE GOOD
on ni Water wf bet@een WIN Fist a2d second s
Streets, In Centre Wheeling. Also, one
Brick dwelling with seven rooms, on Main
between Washington and Adams streets Also,
q number OF building lots lying in La
Grange. South Wheeling, and Joseph Cald-
wells addition TO the city Of Wheeling. For
oct2-1w ~ Real Estate Agent. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
House andlI,ot for Sale.

KNOWN AS LOT NO. 6S, IN.THE FIFTH
IN Ward. south ofSecond, and east of Main
taining eight rooms well finished, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Winship. For terms, apply to
hss or:I' e 9. R s229FER'
Administrators Of the estnte ofW. B. Sense
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.
FOR RALR.

FOR SALE. + 80
r OFFER FOR SALE NY pRopEF.T,Sv
situated on the line Ofthe National IISnai'
1onr miles east Of the cltyof Wheeling. = ESsSd
Il59lsLty eonstsls q my residence chntainins
EEoolIs ana an modern improvements alSo
oFteen cores OF ground attached on. WHICH
.S,S S9aN sinens oulshouseR intending hricS
W. ASP one HUNDRED aud tJfeflfy
pt 5S;ss IAple tTees q choice kinds Pear Feei.
arc also choice selections 81 GfSneS fSsc,IIs
10y ESLlSss pefE1eSs StIAwbeFrieS md Other
sLLlau truitG The grounds nFe iiIeIY laJ1I ut
l,,ll eFsTeefAs and other ornamental ShrUb.
I VII nlso sell my Household Furniture m
~ ~ one ce 70 purchase an togefhers-
ptlees terms Of PAYMENT. %. CSr iISSsS tSi
ma S, AZ ~ me Gas Company Once Or yisit
fehSl-9 JACOB HoRNBRooK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.

a PIECE OF LAND On GLEN1s RUN,
N two miles nom MartinSville, Ohio, con-
tninIng between So and So acres, with q good
house containing four rooms md q good cel-
lnr. new stable and an orchard with 90 trees,
and a young orchard. Thirteen nCreS OF 1t Is
bottom land. The coal right Is also for sale.
I ROBERT ROSE.
G ess tss1Hs apply to JoHNw. SCHULTZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
House and Lot for Sale.

IN EAST WHEELING, NORTH SIDE
Il Clay Street. The lot is No. los, on which
are good brick tenements TINT pay well.
VIII be sold cheap. ]. IRWIN, 'tss
OCA Renl FStntn ! A n,aOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale.

1.-TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON
the east half of lot No. 2l9, on the corner
OF John and Seventh streets, each containing
SIX rooms, built IN the most substantial man.
ner, good cellar under the main building nnd
finished in modern style. sI.IRWIE. =
Ocll y .---L--- ReAl Estate Ageilt.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
alkdiral

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
It is now over thirty years since the a,ov,
celebrated Pins Were inst Discovered by III
pUPONOQ, Of Paris during Wfiifsb tint: tI1SS
In most OF the public Institution ny Se Ise e.
u! IN PLlS2te practice, OF both hemisphere, witt
ul1paraueIed success in every case and IL H
sands OF Ladies Who have used them ttI1t I1c
Is induced to make the Pills pn6lic fnr ne 81
laEities WhateYer, as well rs to prevsnt 6T III
grease Of family where health viii not paT51Ii
ONE PILL rs AD0SF ~
Females peculiarly situated. or tbose s,,,-
posing themselves so, are canIfonsfft a ~
using thess while In that ccf1tiItiS1 Iot
moniionS the JUpTIeto7 Sssnin M men az
bllity, although their miIdnes5 womb IsSI
et 20 health, otherwise the Piis
an accommodating II ~ = - : -
MOST INVALUABLE RESfEDy
for al those afiiicting complaints "a ,,oo,,,,.,
LlLutto Retention, Pam n 9cT. XXI t isll-
ked Deafness, DfiEles1 oS os 3 Sss e &c
neSS HeqUfnetS, Fatigue on ~ SteI-
DIST " re 1ie and all the various
an 10y Weakening and the ~
All other female weakenesses OF
ne Ileuc0FFhoea, or TVb,,o;
MAJ AZ t me SINE tune there isnothna i a.
tie directions be SfFicflv E9o,Ss5 NJ III
nlao tnen to be al t'sey dre repressnSe Ntt WI
- -, ONE BOX rs BUFFIGRNT.
S0'V0O 5oXeS have been Sold yVSth,,.
Two Year, "ASAlA1
M 1igg.eI,ead Rores aegf Letter. both bv
70 when answers have been TatI M
hsvs , say, nothing like the above htI f
Lu5tsNe 0een known since TIIF SfITES.rSS PlILs
el EplctSk DAwNED uPoS the woRI1IS,.ee %
m ~ n.ssnm9ying Distractions q Res4a.!
= y 7 2 % AeA Proper GilanIIeI
3nIETINe THE tCRsyI and
of HelltE'y % he ~ r. 't Sc ne
Jelicate = 5st - ss's meek OF the
Price SLpeEs Bax. 81 (; .ts,wp.-
S.a * ~, ~ IRAFT&
Whoiesaie es5 * ~ ~ W aeellnH Ga1efal
REED REED K AF edd Is Sold t Si 81
sotq IN 81 ClaiEsHtlle, Ohio. ~. !. Al.
Ladies. nv Mt, Nit g g; gsJ. PICKERING
hSye tiss g Post ufis sne
70 any part az ~. - Saii
oc2s-lyd Sole P1Opr,sI q g Ho%K,i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
For Sale

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE WITH
IN two tenements, on North hnlf lot No.
q, e1st side Main street, LIST ward, opposite the
residence ora. II. Philips, Esq, - n i.
Oct98 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT DIRECTLY NORTH
Il OF St Matthew's Church, q two story
ffnme about 50 feet front, with hail in centre,
containing 10 rooms sIlI'sianti tally built "a
ISL - a=ll /. IRWIN, -
OcT Real Estate Agent.
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SIR SAFE.
FOR SAIE.

5nNE OF THE BEST BRICK DWELLING
" Houses on Humpden Street, on part Of
Lots and Z. House Is feet mont and % feet
deep, with " Rooms q good basement, mn
oc27 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

=, Married Persons or Young Men contempla-
If18 nq1atI latSep 1eiinE aware OF physical weak
Hess., organic debility, deforinities speetiiIv
BE who places himself pnddr the cara fDS.
J may fel1gi sconfde in his honor AZ
skin as physician. "POh hH
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= = IN uI,p ~ =. SUGAR. Z I. iY7J-I
10 s md, Fa;y i ngs,s 3. 2. SUGAR. an,
+ -, 'l 1sS1s9 Powdered, ana GFSnIS.
"a 1 9Sll9- Il Codea SnRar - -
by NJ t5eef tSuyaE. inst received
- - - LIST q oRfaIsoN u 90.
0t1 6y en2sse Ri ~ q16eel i1Ef Fs0e5V=-
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Who have injured themselves bv a certain
pIltcliSe indulged in when alone, a habit ne
gHeilI5y learned nom evil comnahIons or nj
school, the effects OF which aTe niehtiy feif-
even When asleep, and II not cured, .nsuiieTss
1IiI and destroys both mind
l., Wnata ply that q young man, the hope Of
NJ ms country the darling ofhis parents. sh0uId
ments of life, by the consedueneeS or SIeISIS-
ing ~ nom the path OF nature and indnigjng
~ eeftain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

London. Graduate from one or the most ennI
nent COLLEGES in the United States, and the
GEeslter PAT OF whose life has been spent in
ana where, has effected snTne or lie InnSf
astonishing cures that were ever Known:
cans when asleep, great Nervousness. heinz;
alaf1ned Mt sudden sounds bashfIiiiieSs WIN
lLeqpe4t blushing, attended sometimes with
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
A Storm at Sea,

For the first time | now witnessed
storm at sea. Gales, and pretty hard ones,
| had often seen; but the force of the wind
on this occasion as much exceeded that in
ordinary gales Of wind as the force Of these
had exceeded that of a Wholesale breeze.
The seas seemed crushed, the pressure of
The swooping atmosphere as the currents of
air went bowling over the surface of the
ocean, fairly prevented them from rising;
or where a mound did appear it was scooped
UP and borne off in spray, as the axe dubs
inequalities from the log. In less than an
hour alter it began 10 blow the hardest
there was no very apparent swell; the deep
breathing OF the ocean is never entirely
siilled, and the ship was as steady as il hove
hall out, her lower ysrd-arms nearly touch
ing the water an inclination at which they
remained as steadily as il Kept there b. pur-
chases. A few Of us were compelled TO
go as high as the fultock shrouds 10 secure
the sails, but higher it was impossible to
get. | observed that when thrust hand
to clutch anything it was necessary TO make
the movement in such direction as TO al
low for lee.way precisely as the boat quar-
tets the stream against the current. In as
cending it was difficult 10 keep the foot on
the ratins, and in descending it required
strong effort TO force the body down to the
centre Of gravity. make no doubt had
groped my way up to the cross.trses, and
leaped overheard, my body would have
struck the water thirty or forty yards from
the ship. A marlnspiko falling from either
top would endanger no one on deck. When
the day returned species Of lurid sombre
light was dffused over the watery waste
though nothing was visible butthe ocean
aud the ship. Even the sea.birds seemed
TO have taken refuge in the caverns OF tht
adjacent coast, none appearing with the
dawn. The air was filed with spray, ant
it was difficult that the eye could penetrate
as far into the humid osphere as half {
mile.
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

Spain has at last taken active measures TO
provide for the abolition of slavery; and, as
the first step in this great reform, the Span
ish Ministry have reported TO the Queen
that 1t is the imperative duty of the Gov
ernment to seek the extinction Of the slave
trade. To this end, they propose 10 ask
the Cortes during the next session to make
the law more rigorous, even to the extent
of declaring many Of the practices of slave
traders now recognized as lawful, TO be
actual piracy. They also propose to in.
crease the number of cruisers in the Amer
lean waters, for the purpose Of exercising
greater vigilance over the movements OF the
slave traders. In answer TO this report,
the Queen has issued royal decree order.
ing that certain cargo Of l03 negroes taken
from Portuguese SLAYER be transferred TO
Fernando Po, or other Spanish colony, in
the Gulf Of Guinea, and thence to be trans
lerred to any other colony or 10 any port
on the coast of Africa. Any slaves cap
tured in the future are 10 be treated in o
similar manner. The authority formerly
possessed by superior civil Governors Of
colonial provinces where slavery existed Of
compelling negroes to labor is revoked.
| Emancipated slaves who can count five
years residence in the island of Cuba and
Porto Rico, and have entered the Govern.
mcnt depots, may be declared free, and
transferred 10 one Of the Spanish possess.
ions on the Gulf of Guinea or a port on the
African coast.
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.

With the Cincinnati Gazette we would
remark that ii matters not how kindly the
people of the North may be disposed 10
treat tho citizens of the States recently in
rebellion, it is impossible TO overlook the
marked features Of the late elections in
those States. The Gazette says:
Even admitting it TO b natural that tie
Southern people should desire TO elect those
who have served them in the late war, and
that, generally speaking, those who served
in 1t are the most reliable men now, still it
is impos sibe to conceal the fact that the
most Objectionable OF all in this class are
the very cnes who receive the hesrtiest
support.
In North Carolina, SO far as heard from,
men who cannot take the test oath have
been returned over good and competent men
who could.
In Alabama, Gurey, who murdered Gen
McCook, has been elected Sheriff, This
Gurley through the war was an unprinci.
pied william, heading a small band Of mur.
dering and pundering guerrilas. Men
who on the stump can denounce those who
take the oath as "black hearted traitors 10
the South" can secure the support OF men
who constantly declare hat they cheerfully
accept the results of the war.
Wade Hampton himself would have bsen
tried for murder by our au hotiIies if cap
tured before the surrender. 1t was well
known by his own soldiers, as well as by
our officers, that on one occasion he killed
two OF our wounded soldiers, left on The
! field, with his own sabre.
Hon. Bedford Brown, Congressman elect
in the Fifth North Carolina district, is ar
open and defiant States rights man, and {
firm believer IN secession,
1t is men of these classes who are filling
up all the civil offices in the South. Wher
all are filled, will the South be reconstruct
ed?
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
THE NEW CONSTITUTION DIsARM
{. l.k.E IT'S OPPONENTS.

This instrument will doubtless receive
some amendments at the hands Of the LIE.
gisature not as frotii enemies, but from
iriends.yrThe election Of Speaker indicates
very plainly that the Constitution is sale in
the hands Of the State Legislature, and that
lis enemies need not lock Tor favors in that
direction. A number Of the features Of
the Constitution can be amended without
touching the vital parts Of il in the least de-
gree. Its enemies have not seen fit TO at
tack it excepting upon those more vulnera.
BILE and less important points spoken Of.
The Legislature should therefore remove
them, and thus stop the mouths of those
cavillers. Their object is not the good Of
the State, but their own political advance.
inent by means OF re. action
Among the amendments that could safely
be made would be one removing the disa-
biity from Bank Directors, Teachers, Min
lister and Lawyers, and enabling them to
ply their vocations, or the functions of their
offices, without requiring of them an oath
which they cannot take without committing
perjnry~ tt. l .tJe
Provisions should be made for such as
may have taken part in the rebellion in its
early stages, but forsook it-ioined the
Union army, and faithfully served in it,
Such should not be cut off from the ballot
box, as is the case under the constitution as
it at present stands.
We might epumerate number Of other
amendments which might be made without
affecting the leading and important features
of the Constitution, Yet, such amendments
to axfa q; 10
nentS. We are confident that if this Con-
stitution had been framed four months later,
those same features would moi have appear.
ed in It. They were a natural ouigrowth
of the then existing state Of aifAirs. War
was still upon us, and those persons who
are disabled by it, were In various ways
giving aid and comfort 10 the enemies of the
Government. II was exctlsabe for the
men who had Been called together in con-
venton 10 provide for the lutufe safety and
welfare. Of the State, to see that oil such as
would lend their influence 10 its enemies
should be divested, as far as practicable, oil
the power Of WELDING such influence
Hence, those peculiar features of the Con-
stitution.
If those who now denounce the New
Constitution evinced any desire TO have il
divested of the features that are really OBJ
ieciopable, for the benefit Of loyalty, we
might Join with them but as mere politica
seltishness and sggrandizement prompt then
III their opposition, we would be glad If tht
4, Legislature would divest il of such feature,
as give those designing politicians footbolc
upon which to base their opposition. The,
hope to drum up snffiGient opposition tc
justify the calling Of a new convention
which would repeal the present Cons,ilu
ton, adopt the old one Of reaclicnar,
character, which would enfranchise al thos,
who have been disfranchised by the presen
one, by reason of disloyalty, and by thei
votes ride into office. Such is Missouri
conservatism Border Times.