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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-26
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Second Hand Piano and Par :
Ior OrQan for Sale.

"A WOOD CASE, used but five years. 1t has
a full iron frame and French action. Also,
PARLOR ORGAN used but one year. II mas
l2 stops and is strong in tone, suitable LOT use IN
a Church. Further information at Proi her
man Kryter's, No. 1853 Market street.
fsbo4.3t JOSEPHS. knoll,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-26
RIVER NEWS.

THERE were about ten feet water in
the channel of the river last evening.
The Phil. Sheridan left for Cincinnati
Saturday evening, with an excellent
trip.
The Revenue having been thoroughly
repainted and reftted, was dropped
down to the landing on Saturday, and
will leave for Cincinnati on Wednesday.
A dispatch from Cincinnati Oh Satur-
day announced that the Wheeling steam
err c. E. Hillman had collided with the
steamer Mamie Byers, short distance
below Cincinnati, The Byers was badly
damaged and sunk. Twenty-Five or
thirty lives were lost.
The steamer J. R. Gilmore struck the
abutment of the Louisville canal on Fri
day and was badly damaged. Cargo
valued at $4,000. She was owned by
the Harton Brothers, of Pittsburg, and
was insured there and in this city for
$4,000.
Tie steamer Sam Gaty was snagged
and sunk at Turkey Island, in the Missls-
sippi. above Cairo, on Friday. AT last
accounts the submarine Salvor, ana
steamer McCune, were alongside the
Gaty, removing her cargo and trying 10
save her
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-26
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. "a.

New YORK, Feb. "a.
Cotton-dull, heavy and la2c lower
aAa15c middling. Flour-common and
inferior -four dull and lOc lower medium
and good grades steady with moderate
INQUIRY, S7,5 a7,75. extra state, S. 5a
$50, extra round hoop at S5,55alO,75 for
trade brands, market closing dull at S5,l5
as20 Whisky-frmer at S2,25. Wheat
dull and lower for common grades,
high grades without decided change
$3.50; Chicago spriug Sl,60al ,65; Mil
waukie club 81 ,65a1S0; new amber and
Milwaukee, latter an extreme. Corn
without decided change at 7la74c for I'M
sound: 75a?Sc for sound mixed western
in store and delivered. Oats-little fir
mer, Ssa43c for unsound; 53a54 for sound
western. Coffee-dull tor CT mmon, firm
for good. Sugar-quiet, l24c for Cuba;
Muscayado, lie. Molasses-quiet New
Orleans, sl,00al 90. Petroleum-dull,
29a3Oc for crude; 45a50 for refined In
bond. Pork-heavy and lower, S2o,2oa
80 for new mess, closing at S28,25 cash
s2sa2s,5 80 for old do S20,50a2l for prime
s23a23,50 for prime mess; also 4,5VO bbls,
new mess for March, April and May sell
lsr's option al S25,50a29 Beef Hams
quiet at s4la4l,5O Bacon-more active
at 163al6sci short ribbed l5tal54 for
Cumberland cut, and 300 boxes short
clear, sellers option for March and April
at l7c Dressed Hogs-steady l2!al2s
for western 133al4 for city. Lard
without change lGal3fc also 1000 bb!s
for March, sellers option at 15sa154c.-
Butter-quiet at 23a43c for Ohio; 96a4sc
for State Cheese-steady at l6a22c
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New York Money Market

New YORK, Feb ~
Money-steady at per cent Ster
ling Exchange-quiet at l,O94al Oss -
Gold-irregular and unsettled; opening
at 81 SO, declining to 9l,353. advancing
to 81 1863, closing at 81, BOG.
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ID KEN.N EDY, 1873 MAIN ST.
L has Just returned from the East with
large and well selected stock Of Fancy aud Sta
Die DIR GaOds, embracing all the latest styles
The Gosds win be sold cheap for cash. Call
soon q Ne yea Main Street and secure bar.
septlI 2. KENNEDY.
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Household Furniture for Sale.

HAVE THIS DAY AUTHOHiAs
ED Mr., Geo. e, Wickham to sell by auction,
On Tuesday. til 9th of this month, at my resi-.
dence on Fourth street, opposite the Wheeling
Brewery, the balance OF my furniture prior 70
Wardrobes Bedsteads and Kitchen Furniture,
&c. GEo. W. SM1In.
feb24.td
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpal'
Through Line 10 California,
TEaUCUssNc ATmEXICANP OB.

fIOlCHtNGA Al VIE AftAN run
] and carrying the L. ). Mail LeaTg
No "a SVi,u I,lver, loot Of Canal street d
o'clock, noon, on the lat lllA aud EIal ole
month except when those yates iau VI ~.
aud then on The preceding SSIGtlEy i9I ~
wall, connecting, via PauaA4a h".'"1l VIZ
Of the Compapy's Steamships IRON FahAI'
San Francisco, touching 81 Acapui1o
FEBRUARY.
lsr HENRY CHAUECEY, Cspi ~,
neCtIUg with COLORADO Capt "i5I-.'
10th ATLANTIC, Capt. AauGy t.al'
With SACRAMENTO, Capt G-7G!
2lst NEW YORK, Capt. H0GUsE s.L-a-
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. tI'i'"'
Departures OF Let aud 2lst c0nEe,i ~
with steamers for South Pacific Pori "
OF lst touch at MaDzanillo,
THROUGH PASSAGE RATE- L -,hs
First Cabin. $500 Second Cabin
age, 600 -., :
a discount Of one quarter from sIs.--
allowed TO second cabin and stet rage ".
with families. Also, an allowance Of 81
ter on through rates 70 clergypeD an1 US
lilies and scbool teachers: soldier. bsTL
orable discbarges, bali fare.
One II inbred Pounds Baggage above J.
adult. Baggage'masters accompany b.
through, and attend 10 ladies' and chiidleG
out male protectors. Baggage received
dock the day before sailing, from steGE'
railroads, and passengers who prefer y :
down early
An experienced surgeon on boS,i n
aud attendance Tree.
4 Steamer will be placed on the line L.
LIST, lS66, 20 run from Rev OrieaB. 20 4.
wall via Havana.
For Passage Ticke:s or further lui5--.
apply At me Jmpanys ticket office
Wbari' iooloI lanai street, North Ri-g
York. +. w. q HFiIDR,
janeJ6m A,
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FOR SALE.

TWENTY C2O) ACHES OF vALU.
i ABLE land, river bottom, situated three
miles above wheeling being portion OF tne
farm belonging to the estate OF A. T. Wooas'
decd. This land will be divided to suit pur'
chasers, and is admirably adapted to gardenlng
purposes or country residences Fol fnTther
information apply to VIM r. WOODS oiES+
At Winsbfp Woods e. Co., No. Main 81
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves.TUESDAY, 9th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
the fine steamer.
POT0HIAC,......G. W. DIcKERSoN Master.
Sr~p~ For Freight or Passage, apply
-, on board, or to
BOOTH BATTELLE & CO.,
feb26.2t Agents,
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baltimore Marker.
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a.

BALTIMORE, Feb, "a,
Flour-dull sales at 5000 for western:
Wheat quiet. Corn-dull; sales Of
vsIlow at zee; white at 74c. Oats-hrm.
Seeds-heavy. Coffe-firm. Whisky
arm at g, 2sa2,2 %.
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FOR SALE.

TNIlAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
situate on Market street, Centre Wheeling
upon which is erected large and commodious
brick dwelling house and necessary on thouses,
This is lot number lib, lately occupied by Rob
ert Patterson deceased, and now occupied by
Capt Andrew Wilson.
"For terms of sale, apply to
A. 3. ELLISON,
Care ". W Hanley Co., Nos 60, II, and IS
Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio, or to George
K Wheat, No, So Main street, Wheeling, West
Va 1eD"lm
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

nR TJ KISNER TREATS ALL
~ Diseases Of q Chronic Nature, but gives
special attention to the treatment Of Chronic
Affections Of the Genito. Urinary Organs viz !;
Inflammation or Catarrh Of the Bladder and
Urethra, Irritable Bladder and Non Retention
and Drbbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
travel, Diabetes and Difficult Urinating Syphi
lite Di seases Local and Constitutional, Gonor
hea q Is complications and sequellae, Sperma
torrh a aud Impotepcy, and all affections conse
quent upou youthful indiscretions. All diseases
OF those organs requiring Surgical interference,
operations quickly and neatly performed Per-
sons afflicted, particularly with cid troublesome
cases should lose no time to call on or address
DR.. KISNER, No Mercury or other pelsons
used. consultations oenh aeRtial. C0mmunlca'
lions enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed
ofice, Third street, Centre Wheeling W. Va
Office hours 9to ~ d, II, lIto 4 and to P, NJ
decl -d&w6m
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j. NAYMoNn, Chnirmnn.

n. -. SpEItN, secretary.
Tho mOmhOrS who diSnpnroVe OF tho
conduct of Mr.. Raymond and of those
mOmDCrS of tho Committee who co. on
orntn with him ,urG oVidCntly detcrmincd
not to acknowledge their claims, az the
following letter from Governor Ward,
of New Jersey, will show:
Hon. II. j. RTymOWd-Sir \ meeting
of tho National Union Committee mp
pointed in Juno, 1864, has been called 10
meet ut philadelphia, on Monday, Sop
tembcr I'd, and shall bo present on
that occasion, taking part in its dOlib.
Grafton and action. You have deemed
IT wise anu proper To abandon the Union
Republican Party and To connect your
nHIno and influence with II now orSuni-
Zation, designed To destroy and defeat
the cause with which synIpnthiZc and
of which am in some small degree
Representatives. Your public action has
been such that cannot acknowledge
your right to use tho tito under which
tho meeting has been called, the nnturo
and character of tho trust cOniidcd to
mo, forbid that wC should use them OK
cept in accordance with the spirit in
which they were conferred. So deep
and wide spread is tho feeling i'll the
popular mind, that all who should re-
spOnd tO your call would 10 regarded
ns bctrnying the party they have ceased
to represent.
With respect, yours truly,
tSiSncd) MARCUS j.. WARD.
Dated TRENTON, Aug. 18th, 1866.
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TWE Empress CNrlottn, OF Mexico, ut
last accounts was at Turin, on hcr way
to Austria. She does not appear to
hHN" won over tho French Emperor, To
hCr desire to have him stand by thotot-
tNrinH throne OF her husband, Maxi
milan, whilo longer, and 1t may be
that with wOmRn's perseverance, she
is now going home TO Vienna, to sec
what can bC donO there. II mus: DO nc
knowlcdged that she goes ut most I'M
proritious period. Austria is broken
down by tho war with Prussia, and can
hardly support horscir, much loss lOnd
aid 10 friends ut II distance.
Tho Paris correspondence OF the In
dopCncc BolgU, by tho wny, tells II
curious story nrpOrops of the motives
which induced the Empress to go to
Europe:-
con tho 9TH of July (MnNimilinn's
birthday III" Emperor, giving way To
his diScOurngUmCnt at tho state Of u(-
fairs i'll his Empire, resolved to draw
mp an net OF NbdicHtion. but CarlOttu
took the pen from him, and, with hOr
characteristic discrimination, addressed
her husband in these words: al will
make last attempt myself, for there
romans still ono to 10 tried. The safe
ty o the Empire depends solely upon
France. l will go to Paris and lay bo-
fore the Emperor of tho French mn en-
pose OF tho position of affairs in Mexico,
and ask hint make the concessions
necessary to save the EMpire.''
Tho concessions which she asks OF
Napoleon are: hrSt, II prOlOmgatiom Ol
the French troops stay i'll MexicO-scc-
ond, tho recall of Marshal RuZaine;
third, M extension of tho time for the
payment due by tho Empire to France,
which payment falls due next january.
| CarlottN asks that tho recall of the
| French troops be- put oil until April,
| 1851, and that Napoleon furnish IL cor
tain number of French officers To or
| ERnize the new Mexican army, which
is to consist OF forty battnlions of one
| thousand mon each, besides tho foreign
legion, which consists of about ton
! thousand troops. She asks, also, a full
! compliment of field and line officers for
this army of fifty thousand men.
As regards Marshal BuZaino, the En-
! press requests that he hC replaced bv
General DOuai, because, since the Mar
Sh0l'S marriage, he seems to take more
interest i'll home affairs than i'll tho eN-
tirpHtion of tho enemies of Maximil-
iRn's crown. The loss OF Matamoras is
attributed to lack of energy on his part.
/ Moreover the Marshal is very auto
cratic i'll his conduct; so much so as TO
have once so offended tho Emperor by
a curt reply as to make tho latter
[ threaten to Nbdicate if Ba2nins would
not make an dBiCndc honorable. This
! was made by the French COM
maudcr at the urgent request of NJ.
Dano, French Ambassador i'll Mexico.
The Mexican problem is come to be
| one too difficult. and too complex, for
even so clever IA woman as the Empress
Carlotta to solve. The "sick man. is
beyond her power. When Napoleon,
his consulting physician from the start,
gives him up, it is scarcely worth the
while of anybody else to try to save
| him.
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The Monitor HIIOmtOmomnh nI COpcm-
hagen.

hagen.
WASHINGToS, August 39.-'Thc Navy
Department has ndviccS from Copcnhn-
gen relntiVoto the arrival of tho United
States Monitor MiantOnOmnh ut TINT
place, and where her stay was protract-
ed much longer than was anticipated.
The steamer Augusta was also there,
and commanders Murray and Beau
mont were the recipients of much cour-
tcsy. Among the visitors to the Milan
tOnOmNh We're some of the recent
prominent officers of tho Danish Navy,
who were extremely impressed with
everything about tho ship, more cS-
pecially with her inVulncrability, the
size OF her guns, tho working of the tur-
ret, and her Sea-going qualities. \
visit from the royal family of Denmark
was ono of the interesting features of
her stay i'll Copenhngen:
The party consisted of tho King and
Queen, Prince John, the kings broth
or; Prince Frederick, heir apparent,
Princess DaEmnr, lately betrOthed to
tho Grand Duke of Russia, the two
younger children, Princess ThNyra and
Prince WHldmar, and several officers
of the Kings household and ladies of
honor to the Queen. They were rGcciv-
Ell with II royal salute, and the same
token OF respect was rendered upon
their departure. They went into every
part of the ship, from the boiler room
to the pilot house, tho Princes DaGmnr
remnrkinE she had come TO SEQ and
wanted to see every part of the vessel.
The Russian envoy, Baron Nicolny,
family and suite, were also received on
board the monitor, as well ns many
other dignitnries of note.
An incident connected with the visit
of the monitor consisted i'll IN editorial
visit TO her from IL party of gentlemen
representing the principal papers OF the
city, and OH the morning thereafter tho
lending journals described in glowing
terms the wonderful naval machine"
which, fairly nrOusing public curiosity,
" little steamer piled hourly from one
of the quays of the city, with crowd
where through the ship at their pleasure.
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Greenwood Ce1neterV.


CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. ROAD.
~ smiles c'LSt of the city, Is now ready for
lhtcrncnts, sale. and Improvement OF lois.
~ contains n acres OF Gand, and IL laid ont
III III me most modern and improved Style
Caail ne easily reached at all Seasons or the
year hy the National Road, and for three
I9MrIhS Of tho year by tho Hcmpneld Rail
Ie bc''utifieti by every variety OF trees, shrub
MnIy; public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make II equal 10 tile hest
rural cemeteries In the country
l., Aimpie provision IL also made for It's Gil
hiHement, order and care In perDetuitV
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the SupcrIiten-
dcllt, who has plat, or secure them bv call
ing , AZ inc office of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling,
PERSONS wishing to make interinents will
for. A4 AAAAN' tAle'e-
Tickets OF admission to LothoIde1s md
visitors Will he issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.-A. J. Sweeney.
PRESIDENT; Il. &. BOnham, Secretary; j. 8.
Sh9deS John q. Muth, Geo. Mendel, JOS,
Hell, JnO. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams n a;
Jordan, f. a. HiIdreth, ati3i -1vd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-31
rI.o.s Curc ror Communion

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States.
tSCc census FOR lSiiO)
This remedy has been for several Vcars
used in practice by eminent physicians, with
such marked success, that II is now, by ur-
gent request, offered to the public as an in
lnlllhle remedy Tor lung and throat diseases.
Not every one III the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can bc cured, but..many have been
ana many more are now receiving benefit
from It's use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. AS an evil
dence OF our sincerity III the above state
mcntS, we wAEIiAST 1T TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TIoS! Sold Wholesale and Retail nv Ed
MuED hooking. Druggist, No. l Odd Eel.
lows Hail, Wheeling, West Va, Ru21
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-31

THE ISSUE IN NUT-SHRL,L,-Tbe
President and his followers wish TO
bring the rebel States back into the
Union Internationally, Just as thew
are-wlth0ut single guarantee that
tncy VIII not Sccede again whenever
they feel themselves able to do SO-with
the Constitution unaltered. no that thew
shall be entitled to n large representa-
ton in Congress based upon millions Of
disfrnnchised negrOes-With no securi-
ty, except loose promises, against the
acknowledgement and payment of tho,
debts contracted for the prosecution of
hOStilities against the GoVernment-and
with no guarantee that tho rights and
liberties Of the emunCipnted but vet
DISTINGUISHED class shall be respected.
Under his policy, there is nothing to
prevent the return of solid delega-
ton of active, bitter, unrepentant reb-
els from tho entire South to the Ma
tionnl Legislature.
Congress, supported by the great
Union Republican party, on the other
hand, submit an amendment 70 the
National Constitution MS its basis Ofre
construction, with conditions more
than were ever before offered TO u set of
vnnquiShed rebGls-conditions which
the people of the South would have
glndly accepted, but for the persistont
encouragement that Andrew johnson
mas given thom to stick to thOir rebel
nous principles, and but for the oft re-
pe"teu invitation no has given them 10
uIT with him in crushing the partv
"Hlch crushed the rebellion. and ;ls far
Union OdiOus. '" '"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-31

EARLY SNow.-Tho Manchester IN,
H. Mirror publishes telegram from
Gov. SmIyth, of New hampshire, dated
Mount Washington, on Friday aTIer-
noon, whtcl. says: "Snow is falling fast,
and tho Visitors nre engaged in snow
balling."
Passengers by tho Tennessee train,
says tn" Lynchburg YiTgiMidn, report
that there was snow in Southwestern
Virginia Thursday evening.