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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

RECENT accounts Of tile discovery ofI
gigantic human remains embedded in the
earth would appear To neCessilate a
change in the theory by which modern
science attempts TO account for the origin
oil man. Writers, like the author OF the
Jssiiqes of Creation, haveGVidently begun
ut The wrong end OF the chain whose va.
rious links are supposed to furnish such a
plausible argument In support OF their
theory. Instead of the human race hay.
ing been gradually "developed" from the
oyster, 1t would appear that the primeval
man was colossus, and that he is slowly
hut surely dwindling down TO the oyster.
This theory is certainly fattering TO q
man when contemplating bis ancestry,
but less consOling when booking forward
to bis progeny. A human skeleton just
dug up on The banks Of the Kern River in
California, measured seven feet five and q
half inches in length; while another, found
twelve feet below the surface in Jefferson.
vile, Ind, measured twelve feet With
regard to the California giant, we are
told that the skull was much larger than
the ordinary sized craniums moving
around at the present day" and that "a
full grown person placed Ills head inside
the skull"
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NEW oRLEASs, May 25.
CorroN-Fitm at i5Hc.
... MoRuE, ALA, May 5.
COrrog-Firm At i6c.
GALVESTON, Tx, May Is.
CorroS-Firm; good ordinary at iaN6i3iic
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Cincinnati Market.

l' CINCINNATI, May 95.
CoTTON-Excited and prices higher and stock
Withdrawn anticipating higher prices; mIddllnRs
saleAble at l6C.
FLoUn-DemVnd fair and market firm; family
80 1907 90.
GRAIN Wheat scarce and firm; No, / red winter
81 4SGDl 80. Corn dull, prices dropping, b3iD5lc.
Rye, market steady with moderate demand ut
81 OtdDl O8. Oats, market steady with moderate
demand; mixed b2fI55c. Barley, demand light,
bu holders firm, 81 lOGDl II.
GROgBRTEs-Demand fair and market firm.
OlLs-Linseed oil dull and prices dropping, 05c
Lard oil steady with Il moderate demand, S5d88c
EOas-harket steady with moderate demand
l1S0lSc
BGTTER- and prlccsa shade lower; choice
10000
CuEEsE-Demand fair and market firm at 1870
@lic.
Provisions full prices asked, but no
demand, SIS 10 asked. Lard demand light, but
holders firm, l0Ac, Bulk Meats, fair demand
bntRt lower rates; shoulders 81 c; sides 7k17AC;
rough and clear RIB, sale of 10000 lbs at Nc less
delivered at lafayette, Indiana. Bacon, market
steady with moderate demand shoulders &c;
sides sli@9HC lfof clear rib bacon, and bacon
sides clear.
IIoos-scarce and firm, $I5OG4 49, receipts
1000 head.
CArTLE-Quot and unchanged In every 70.
spcCt, a. 100000.
snEEP-Dnl and prices dropping, 81 OOD4 80
per $50 lbs gross, wool OF
TOBACcO-DGmand good al full prices; trash
GftBc; Tugs IS OO1i2 90: leaf $l5 O0139 OF.
WIIIsKY-Dull and pIIces have declined, $780,
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Foreign Markets.

TUTUTEU WdThtINI
By the A tlantic Cable.
LONDON, May 25-l'8OP.M.
COnsOls, 93%. Bonds easier b.2Os of '62, 9OI6
doof 'G5, 9Ok; do Of 81, 92S; lO-lOs, 50
. The bullion In the Bank Of England has In.
creased GI7l,OOO.
FRAHKFORT, May u.
Fiyc,twentles of %, OGNaS6N,.
LIVERPOOL, May Is,
COTTOS -FlrmGr; Middling uplands 7h07t,d,
Orleans do I'D; TO arrive from New Orleans 3D.;
sales u, OOO bales speculative and export 10000
bales.
BREADsTUFFs- Heavy, Red Spring wheat ITO
CHEIsR-6js.
Provisions Short rib mlddles Ills.
TALLOw-J9s ID, TurpGnline 2Ss I'd.
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STATE BONDS Missouris, 9SAs; Tennessers
old, TN; new, ~; Virginia, new n; old, 6s1.;
North Carolina, old, u; new, 26S.
STOCKS Canton, Slh; Western Union Tele.
graph, b0i4; Quicksilver, u; Mariposa, 5A; do
preferred, "a; Adams Express, sOh; Wells Fargo,
Pacific Mail, 4GA; New York Central, MI; do
scrip DIX; Erie, a0I do preferred, 81; Harlem,
1885, do prelerFed, lA; Reading, Il7t; Michigan
Central, lgiA; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, l2SI5; Northwestern, SGJI; do preferred
st. Paul, G2H; do preferred, sly; Wabash, 69%;
preferred, SlH; Fort Waync,s 99A; Terrell HAuto,
20; preferred, u; Chicago i Alton, ll01S do
preferred, l9l; Ohio \ Mississippi, 81; Cleve.
land, Columbus Il Cincinnati, Sbh; Burlington
Y Quincy lhsi Union Paciac, Att; Central Pa.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

NeW AOIk money ana STOCK Market
NEW YORK, Nay IS.
Gold arm, opening at lily, and selling up to
and closing at lllS0liia, Loans were made at
from to . per cent, CearARces about $4,000,
OOO. The bids for gold to day at the snb.Treas
ury amounted to s,sls 500, from 10 90 to lii,GS.
Awards S9,OOO,OOO from III GO to Ili65. Gov
ernments dullhnd firm, without decided change in
price. Stocks steady, with but little business,
The cliQues in Reading, Rock Island and North
western have been buying all day of the first two
They advanced, hut the latter was difficult to
move up, in spite OF the 3 per cent promised div.
idend Outside the stocks named, the market
was without special feature. The cliques are
heavily loaded, and are obliged to bid up the
market whenever 4 decline occurs, and which
they have been enabled to do sOlong as m oney Is
go plentiful Money abundant at 8 per cent.
Southern State Bonds-Tennessee and South
CarOlinas have been the main features OF the
market, Sterling exchange 1iO..
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How to Proceed in the Spring
and Simmer Months to In.
sure New Life, New
Blood, New VigOr.


Purchase two bottles Of tELMB0LD'S SAR.
stpApTtIA and nm hov orpiIIs~ wo,,h that
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WV. p. WARNER Co.
II. r. EIELMBoLD will remark, In conclusion,
that his Remedies are the result OF long and care
ful study. The Fluid Extracts have been before
the public twenty years. the sale OF them In that
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9y them VINO followed my ,nstuI , anu 10,
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not excepting single HERR' ROOT Plant or
aT
Pharmaceutical claim .l.i all mine 10 be- and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

RAaT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
wheeling daily wheeling daily
At %. 1855 a. m. at ........i:20 p. IN.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. .R35 p. IN. Zanesyllle 1895 p. m.
Cumberland G65 Il. m. Newark. .... 1918 p. IN.
Sundays excepted. sandusky...
Columbus. ..ii:45 p. m.
'Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York ana Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
lngton City, For all points South
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West aud Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can b. procured
at the OllcO. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
X. n. DRVRlBS,
my17 General Agent. Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

MONTANA g. BEAR DUCK FOR
INl Roofing Steamboats, and BarCcs, on hand
ieb7 w. CHARLES II. BERRY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

DETROIT, May Is.
GRAIN-Whest dull aud prices dropping; ex.
ira 81 49H; amber 81 Is. Corn dull at GOc Oats
scarce and firm ut Csc.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
lIh EE l ~
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
J. by tho following Schedule on and after May
18th, 1871, Wheeling time;
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Cleveland e. Plttsburg Railroad

fRMM n
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 4,
" 1870, Trains will ruiz as follows, daily ex.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

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TRACT SARSAPARILLA cures all eruptlOns Of
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PARILLA enters readily into the circulation Of
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PARILLA Beauties tho Complexion. All Pow.
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and uso HRLMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT sAR-
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Steamboats,.

OGUuTTTUVUGU0
FOR CINCINNATI-THE ~
IL hne passenger steamer
R. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. T, RUSSELL,
will leave as above on Saturday, May ~, at 8
o'clock r. N.
For freight or passage apply on board or To
Q. II, BOOTH \ CO.,
mylS Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves BY a certain prac-
tCe, INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evel companions, OF ut school, the
effects VI which Hru nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, not cured, renders marriage I'M.
possible, aud destroys both mind AID boiy
should apply Immediately. wv
what pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the pride OF his parents, should be
rnatched from all prospects aud unlOymenis of
life by the consequences OF dGViAtIng from the
path Of nature, and indulglng In a certain 40.
Cret habit Such persons must, before Contem.
MATING - '' N"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26
MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary. requisites To promote COnnuba han.
pinGss Indeed, without these tho Journey
through HE becomes weary pilgrimage; The
prospect hourly darkens TO tho View thS mind
becomes shadOwCd with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes bllghtGd with Onr own,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-26

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. Inn.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Coi.
leges In the United States, and the greater pSFt
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some OF the most astonishing Gu rts that
were ever known, Many troubled With ringing
In the hoad aud ears when asleep, great neryous.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiul.
times with arrangement of mind, were cured
Immediately. ~
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See remarks OF the great Chemists and Pill men
Of America; VIM. n. warner 4 Co., ibi North
Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
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have ever known for the purpose intended.
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In these months, HELMBoLD' FLUID EX.
TRACT SARsAPARILLA cures all OruptiOns Of
the skin.
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Purchase two bottles Of IIELMBOLD's sAR.
sAPARILLA and one box orPILLS-wOrth thor
weight in gold. No better investment can be
made for ~ small a sum.
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INDVNONNTENT UF TIE PRESS.
me many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years and Ihe mn.
inerous Important surgical operations performed
Dy Dr; Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of
Ihe sun aud many other paperA, notices ar
when nave appeared again and again before the
character and reBpeCtbllty, Ia slIiiiCient Rtinr
antGe 10 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

- have been wdened 10 fit with our
.aorn;zed ideas and the result is that one
a,.,,a Of the central door of either Repre-
o'.- ...;.,o Hall or Senate Chamber and look
o,oa, through to the opposite wing. The
aoor all through has been made level and
one will not hereafter be in continual dread
ofstumblins or jarring by false step. The
Rogers Bronzes-tLe famous Columbus doors
which stood by the entrance to the corridor of
the mouse are now placed in the east portals of
the Rotunda. The Senate Chamber has been
rearranged for ventating purposes; as is al
So the Hall of Representatives. The changes
here are likely TO improve the acoustic char
acter OF the room, at least to those in the gal
leries, as well as to give increased accomoda-
ton to members, forty new seats being added.
A new floor has been laid, arranged in steps,
so that the ventilation is effected from the
spaces between each rise. The effect, too, is
to raise the members desk from one to two
feet higher than formerly. Those in the rear
seat will stand better chance than has been
the case. to catch the speakers eye"
Gossip is busy already with probable chang
es. 1t is now considered certain by the Quid
nltncS that Shellabarger and Garfield will be
made Charmen of Ways and Means Mr..
Dawes will remain at the head of Appropria-
tons. Gen. Garfield will retain his former
place Oh Banks and Currency, while ii is ex.
pected that your Representative, Mr.. Lynch
will be made Chairman of the Committee on
Commerce. The Committee on District Of
Columbia will probably be given to Mr.. Platt
OF Va. Gen. Scanks expects the Indian Com
mittee, while Mr.. Bingham will retain that Oh
the Judiciary. The people of Massachusett.
will settle one perplexing question for tn,
| Speaker, and that is, what to do with Butler
II he is nominated and elected Governor, h,
wiltbe out OF the way and if he fails, he will
be ignored to some extent. At any rate thu
last result will probably compel him to put VI
with the Craftsmanship of the Military Com
mittee. His unreenting antagonist, Farms
worth, will undoubtedly hold his old place OF
Post Offices and Post Roads. Poland will b.
retained at the head of the Joint Select Com
mittee on the part Of the House, engaged il
| ku klux Investigations.
| In the Senate, there is almost certain to b.
at least one important ebange-that of tn
restoration of Mr.. Sumner TO the Chairman
ship of the Committee from which he was,
would seem, so unwisely dropped last winter
Perhaps, however, we should not have ha
the Treaty of Washington otherwise.
| SPECTATOR.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
Political No,es.


AT a recent political meeting in Texas adj
dressed by Gen. w. T. Clark, renomnated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Hid Dis
trict, the Democrats were excited to disroval
demonstrations by an ex-Rebel captain. and
manifested their feelings in pulling down and
tearing to pieces large United States flag.
and threatening violence to Republicans.
The Texas Republicans continue to gain
ground. The increasing security afforded b,
the activity of the State Police under Cover
nor Davis greatly encourages the white Re-
pubIicans. In many counties where the De
mocracy claimed that not more than a score
OF Republicans could be found, clubs contain
ing three hundred to five hundred white citi-
zens are organizing. Several papers hithel-
to independent have hoisted Republican col
ors.
William Lloyd Garrison in an article in the
Independent opposes Buffers nomination
and says Gen. Butler claims to be not only O,
the Republican party, but deeply concerned
for its unity and triumph: yet he is doing
what in him lies to break it up, in case he
cannot secure its nomination.
Hon. William S. Groesbeck, an honest Dem
ocrat, in his recent political speech, expresses
himself in the following manly strain: 81 do
not think it good craftsmanship in such gov
ernments as ours to make so large mass OF
-freemen subject class, or to hold them per-
manently in an inferior or degraded condi-
ton. Slavery was always danger. This
other condition of the colored people would
be danger also, ever troubling us and threat
ening our peace"
Senator Morton delivered an able speech be-
fore a large Republican meeting in Cincinnati
on Saturday night He objected to Mr.. Groes-
beck's construction of the amendments as viz
tualy destroying them, and defended the Ku-
Klux Law against the wild charge he made
that it was war. So far from this, he said, the
bill contemplates judicial proceeding from
first to last, and while the President is au-
thorized TO use his power when the State au-
thorities Iai or refuse, the parties arrested are
always to be handed over to the civil authori
ties fer trial. Soy
The Louisville Commercial formally pre-
sents the name of Gen. John M Harlan of
Kentucky, for the Republican nomination for
Vice President, and be will have many sup
porters at the West.
The latest count of delegates in Massachu-
sets gives Butler 232 out of 655. Then comes
Loring and after him Washburn and Rice.
with large number instructed only to oppose
Butler
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
Letter from Washington,
WASHINGTON, D. c., SEPT. both, 1871.

WASHINGTON, D. c., SEPT. goth, 1871.
PREPARING FOR THE sEssIoN-PRos & CONS.
The Capitol has nearly donned its winter
robes. The authorities are hard at work, GET
ting the city itself into presentable shape.
There is hard fight between the "Insv and
the "Ou.s" in local affairs. This fall the Terri
torial Ring" as the District government is
generally termed by its friends, appeal to the
people Tor authority to con tract loan of four
millions. To unprecedented persons, the poll
cy of Improvement is a good one, as is also
the idea of doing the most essential part at
once. But the real and tangible objection to
the loan lies in the fact that the organic act
affords no proper mode OF accountability over
disbursement and the District Legislature
nave not improved on this lack. The Board of
= PUBIC Works is doing great deal. Avenues
are pelng graded; they and the streets are
being paved; cleanliness in the public wav is
the order of the hour, and those j., d..
seemto accomplish three things.
1st, Satisfy the people generally chat thew
can be trusted, accomplishing this tbrongh
the activity now displayed and the improved
condition of things.
I'd, Keep employed until after the voc is
taken, enough men to secure the result they
wish.
Finally, by the new aspect of every thing,
and the Improvements manifested, convince
Congress that the new machine is the best
and that it can be best run by those who
now control.
really do think the district is benefited
oy ine change, but it will lose NOTHING If
Congress will tighten the screws a little mora
THIS winter, prohibit Unlimited ,aro.;o. ~
see that there are some means of tp'"s 1nu
controlling expenditures. 1t will y "o'ousniy
and Gov. Cooke, who is an honest oenId nafm
as well as his coadjutors, will not prn,,,,''
The Capitol has been made as brigbt :,
side as it always is outside. The eorridors
passages and stairs in the central .nositioo
have been reprinted and look as fresh 90 a
bridal silk. One very great improvement has
been accomplished al tile various portals
and doorways leading from one chamber to
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

MRS. MITCHELL FOUND IN BosToN.-A de.
spatch from Rev. Mr.. Mitchell to a friend in
this city yesterday, stated that his wife, who
had been missing from the 9th inst, had been
found in Boston sick and partially deranged
from nervous excitement. Mr.. Mitchell had
peen searching for his wife in New York, and
was probably recalled to Boston by intelligence
ol her discovery. No further particulars have
oeen received, but the probability is that the
alarm and anxiety experienced by Mrs. Mitch
ell when she found herself unable to procnre
lodgings at the fremont house, as she expected
and intended, occasioned temporary mental
alienation. Her situation was certainly dis.
tressing, if as reported, she ionnd herself alone
in strange city, after ngbtfall and was turn.
ed away from three or four hotels at which she
applied for accommodations. Mr.. Mitchell
will proceedtto Detroit with his wife, Journey
ing by easy stages, az her health requires.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

M. Fl. Mallory & Co., publishers of The
Churchman, of this city, have brought that pa
per up until it has circulation not only larger
than that of any other church paper, but very
nearly as large as the combined circulation OF
all the others. They are about to give hith-
erto unparalleled example of enterprise in a
religious weekly. The Triennial Convention
or l.. IN
in Baltimore, October Alb, and continue about
three weeks. Mallory & Co., will issue The
ChaTchndn daily during the Convention, and
and give Uerbatin report of the proceedings,
as iuil as The Globes congressional report. The
Photographic reporting will be conductedsby
Mr. d. f. Murphy, chief of the official corps OF
reporters in the United States Senate, aided
by a sufficient number of his own corps. This
report Will be adopted by the Convention as Of
fetal, and alterward published in pamphlet
form as usual-Hdrtford Couant.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
Bachelors tiairDye.

This superb Hair Dive is the best in the word--per
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The genuine VIM, A. Bachelors Hair Dye produce
es IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural
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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
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