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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ~.
OOrroN-Excitod and prices higher; middllng'
i5S6ibHc. ,,....... .-...,
family 90 1901 90.
GRitN-WheAt, demand fair and market Arm
SI4S Corn, dull and prices dropping, bEd55e
Rye, quiet and unchanged In every respect Bar
ley, quiet and weak, gjcGb$i 10.
GROuERiEs-Ste and in fAir demand.
OHs-PetfOlenm, demand good Of full prict 3
lie.
BUTTEn-Qnlet and weak; reserve iSIB20c.
CHEEsE-Dull and prices dropping; factory i
6iiHc. ...
Provisions Held higher, but this checks the
trade Pork an advance is asked, but none es
tabllshed SIC 50Di6 Is Lard, an advance |,
asked but none established, lOIc, saleable OIL
iOHc. Bulk meate, demand light, but holder!
Arm; shoulders sold at 81 70; sides held at nc
Bacon hfmer and shade higher; shoulders &c
sides sold At sl69Ac.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NAV YORK, may ~
The only important feature worthy Of Rtten.
ton In trade to-day is decline on Glasgow cling.
hams, made by prominent lObbing irm, who
put them down to ike. At this price there has
been 4 great rush made for the goods, as they arc
considered relatively very low In other classes
OF goods there Is no material alteration 10 OBJ.
serve. The trade are buying very sparlDgly, and
In quantities sufficient only to supply pressing
necessities. All staples hold their price pretty
are being closed AtreducSd 1gurcs, vet this Is no
criterion to the Market
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Subscriptions Retired 10 the ADORE Loan at n.
National Bank Of West Virginia, at Wheeling.


The undersigned, appointed Commissioners BY
the Council OF the city OF Wheeling, to sell the
bonds Of the said city authorized BY an Ordl.
nance Ofeald city entitled ian ordinance TO nePO.
tlate loan for the benefit OF the city Of Wheel.
ing, and 10 create sinking fund for the rcdemp.
tlOn thereof passed January 18th, 1871, will on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAT or NAY, 1871,
the NATIONAL BANK or WEST VIRGINIA, at
Wheeling, open hooks and commence receiving
subscriptions TO the loan authorized by the above
entitled ordinance.
Its provided in said ordinance that the Com.
mlsslOners shall receive subscriptions for ten
days and shall allow no one person or firm TO cub.
scfibe fora greater amount than i've thousand
dollars until after the expiration Of ten daT6
from the time Recommending TO receive subecrip.
lions Should the subscriptions exceed the
amount desired the loan Will be appOrtlOnpd
among the subscribers
The bonds to DO issued will no coupon bond.,
payable on OF before the ist day Of January, isgi
at the Mefchanis' National Bank OF West Viz.
ginia, At Wheeling, bearing eight per cent inter
/ est, payable on the ist days Of July and January
| In each and every year,
The proceeds Of sale to be srciuirely applied
to the purchase Of tho property Of the Wheeling
| Gas Company
Tho bond. are exempt from municipal taxation
| by the city Of Wheeling. ,...
The payment OF principal and interest to he &c.
cured by proper deed OF trust upon the lAhIs,
buildings and other property pufchhseu W Wv
city Of Wheeling from the Wheeling Gas Ioh'
pany. A.. ..,t..
The Commissioners arc TO- receive the en., is
/ revenue Of the gas works and in cacn quo e'eIy
wear ont on the moneys received by them arc re-
gni,cd IN ct s.ide Al least fifteen per cent Of the
Smonnt Of The outstanding bonds to pay tss In
tefest thereon, and after we pnyinent o. 5ne ~.
| ierest on the let diy Of July IN eaeh hnu every
ws.r ~ "a appiy the residue OF the moneys 90 set
sstJo N * redemption of the outstanding bonds
TSe bonds 10 Sc redeemed on the let day Of
| INV in each and every year, Will DO determined
| Nv Commissioners by lot,
No subscription will bo received at ratio loss
than the par value Of the bonds.
N. REILLY.
a. j. SWEENEY,
WIN. B. SIMPSON,
Apr29 Commissioners.
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TIE Republican clubs of San Francisco
have so far modified their tests Tor mem.
bership that the obligation TO support
party nominations for county and city
offices Is omitted, and the only pledge re.
quircd Is a promise to support State and
Legislative nominations.
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Louisville Market.

LOUIsYlLE, May u.
T0BACcO-Nery active, sales Of 23I Tugs at 81 IS
G6 Is; low To medium leaf 60 JOdDl2 ".
COTTON-Strong, demand good, but supply
very light; middlings l5c.
FLoUR-ActlVs and very firm; extra family
80 ~.
GRAN-Wheat scarce and Arm at 81 cool 60.
Corn, demand fair aud market hrm; ShellEd &c,
Oats quiet at 69kc. Rye sos.
PRoyisI0Ss-Firmor feeling, but very light dc.
mand Mess Pork held At Sl6 5Uin round lots.
Bacon I09G0Sc packed. Balk Meats BitSl1sk c
loose. Lard, terces lie; kegs llc for prime leaf,
Sugar cured hams liHc; plain hams lSc packed.
WHsKY-Rasier; held ut SOC.
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baltimore Market.

BALTiH0RE, MAyW
FLoUR-scarce and hrm; western extra 80 sly
67 ., mi. 80
Indiana, al cool 60. Corn quiet; mixed west
ern. T6c, Oats-60666c. a.
PnoyIsIoSs-Mee pork weak at Sls %, Bacon
ehouidefs ave; sides. gXe; clear RIB, i0c; hams
i68iIc; Lard, iiH8i2.
WHfsKY-unchanged
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May %.
FtouR-E1tra spring Arm and quiet at q 69S
6B 80. aldo
closed steady at 81 2BKdi 1854, cash and June
this afternoon steady at 81 2bHdl Bh. No.
mixed Corn H61Hc higher; closed steady At ny g
this afternoon steady at 80 Y0S2Ac. No Oats
B6iic higher; closed at49ic. No. Rye steauy
SBits38c. No spring Barley In fair deniaHu a
HronwNEs-stcady atsO6o0Yo. .-.-,
PRoyitIoNs-Qniet and easier. Mess pofS
closed al SIG 015i6 2S cash; $40 0N1ie NY
Jnne. Lard l0H6IO4. Cut quiet shonl
ders 5Hc; short ribs 7X67he; rough sides I'td
Hoas-Dull and weak.
CArrLE-dull At SHGs6c.
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STATE B0NDs-MlasOnTls 95h; TcnnessGes
old, IN; new, 7ll,; Virginia, new n; old, 6sl.;
North Carolina, old, IA; new, 2GE.
sTOCKs-CantOn, S3As; Western Union Tele.
graph 59S; Quicksilver, l1X; Mariposa, 81; do
20; Merchants Union, b; United States, 65ti;
Pacific Mail 4Gii; New York Central, g9jS; do
scrip Tx; krie, 3OI do preferred, 81; Harlem,
1873; do preferred, 1871; Reading, 10Y; Michigan
Central, l2iH; Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago, l2Jk; Northwestern, 81; do preferred,
st. Paul, 7Sli; do preferred, slA; Wabash, 6IH
preferred 81; Fort Wayne, %; Tenu llaute
S0i preferred, bSS; Chicago h Alton, 10y; do
preferred, l9OjS; Ohio Il Mississippi, 6ih; Cleve.
land, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, SJA; Burlington
y Quincy, 1853; Union Pacldc, S5'i; Central Pa
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AOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS


IL different from all Others. II Il composed OF
the pure Juices or PitdI Principle Of Roofs, Htrbs
worthless or inert portions Of tho Ingredients not
being used, Therefore In one Bottle OF this
Bittcrs there is contained as much medicinal viz
tue will DO found In several gallons Of OrdlnA-
ry mixtures. The Roots, &C, used In this Bit.
tcrs are grown In Germany, their vital principles
extracted IN that country BY scientific Chemist,
aud forwarded 10 the mandatory 10 this city,
where they are compounded and bottled. Con-
taining NO aplrtuous Ingredients, this BltterA 10
free from the oh ectiona urged against all 0thOrE
under any circumstances, have any but bon0a'
ciRl eject.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May -
FLouR-Market steady with n moderate de.
mand Indiana aud Ohio a. 1909 90, fancy lots.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and market Arm;
red western 81 Gkll IS. Rye, 81 10. Com dull,
but unchanged; yellow nc; mixed western 7ic.
Oats U5diIC
OlLs-Petroleum, damand fair and market arm,
crude, l8AC; refined 25c.
WHIsRY-llGl ut g5c.
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Pittsburgh oil Market.

ETIIHHNI5uIII ~ "
PETROLEuM-Crude. demand active aud prices
advanced; sales 5000 bbls In lots seller tllJuly,
July and August a. %; seller all the year i2C
bid; l2Ic asked. Refined, demand good at full
prices; sales 900 bbs each June and July ut
26c; spot or seller may 25Ac; seller June 25t4c;
seller July 96c; buyer till July 2Siic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25

RULLoFF's Eemains were buried In an
hnoccupied lot owned by a physician In
the old cemetery in BinghamtOn on Fri
day evening last, and the Republican says
TINT the physician got possession Of the
head as a consideration for permitting the
burial of the body In his lot
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May a.
FLouR-Market steady with moderate do.
mand.
GRAM Generally held highc'. Wheat, No.
red winter 81 IS and a. n bid; No. q 81 "a Corn,
6Oc for high mixed Oats BIC for No State.
Ons-Petroeum, crude arm s. 40; petroleum
spirits very firm, held at 28G23kc.
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NnsIlVille Market.

NASHVILLE, Mays a.
C0TTON-Actiyc; low mIddllng at l4Hc.
PROYisiONs-I AcOn--CleAr sides, l0c: hams,
i2c;, shoulders, NC; sugar cured hams, l6H.
Packed lard, l2c.
GRAM Orn-7Oc. OAts-7Oc.
FLOuR-k5 2JflB co.
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Foreign Markets.
BY the Atlantic Cable.

BY the Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, May 2t-4:S0P.N
COnEOs, 49,. Bonds easier. 5.2Os Of 81, 90iI
do Of rs, 9Ox; do Of 81. wax; i04Os. SsH
Stock Exchange closed at 1880 4. N.
LIVERPOOL, May q.
CoTToN-Firmer. mlddling uplands 7Hft7IEc;
do Orleans 7IIGD7Tc; sales 1900 bales; speculA'
tive and export 1000 bales.
BREA DsTuFPs-UnChanged
PROVISIONS Lard 40s 3d. Cumberland mid
dies 38s Cd; shOrt rib do i0s ID.
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Detroit Market.

DETROIT, May a.
GRAIN-Wheat active; extra, ~ bik; No. /,
81 90; amber, 81 IS. Corn-6OE6t6iEc. Oats
SIC.
PoTATOEs-gG1
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A PENNSYLVANIA man has just receiv-
ed by express, 81 300 from an anonymous
PittsburgeH who simply says that by
right II belongs to him. The Pennsyl'
vanian is willing to accept more and ask no
clearer explanations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25

'NEONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
INl Roofing Steamboats, and Barges, on hand
febS CHARLES 4. BERRY.
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EAaT-LEAyEI WEsr-LEAyEs
wheeling daily 'Wheeling daily
at...s.. 1888 a. m. at ......4:20 p. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIyEs AT
PaFkersburg. g35 r. m. Zancsvillc a:35 p. m.
Cumberland g:65 q. m. Newark {. 1918 p. m.
'sundaya excepted. sandusky....
COLUMBUS .ii:I5 p. m.
'Snndays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections A.
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston,. At Relay House, via Wash.
lngton City, For all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for All points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can b. procured
al the ONCE JOHN 4, WILSON,
Master Of transportation, baltimore
r. 7. DEVRIRS,
myi7 General Agent. Wheeling
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Transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
a@WW IL go
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by 1.-THE following Schedule on and aflCr May
ihih 1871 Whenlinp time,
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
PODOPHYLLIN
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The most Pbtrtrtti vst Innocent, Vegetable Ca.
hdftle knOtrn.

Itb not necessary to take handful Of these
Pills to produce the desired effect; two Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels OF all impurities. The
principal ingredient ID PodOphyllin, or the Alco-
tolic Extract Of Mandrake, which is by many
times more powerful, acting and searching than
the Mandrake itself. lts peculiar action is upon
the Liver, cleaning II speedily from all obstruc-
tons, with all the power Of Mercury, yet free
from the injurious results attached to the use Of
that mineral.
For all diseases, In which the use Of a cathattic
IL Indicated these Pills will give entire satisfAc.
ton In every case. They never fall.
In cases OF Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia and
extreme Costlycness, Dr.. Hoonands German
Bitters or Tonic should be used In connection
with the Pills. The tonic effect OF the Blttera
or Tonic builds up the system. The Bitters or
Tonic purihes the Blood, strengthens the Nerves,
REaULlTEs the Liver, and gives strength, energy
and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
tone mp the system with Bltters OF tonic, and no
disease can retain lts hold, or ever assam yon'
Recoleet that II IA DIR. HOoFLAND's GER.
MAN REMEDIES that are so universally used
and highly RECOMMENDED; and do not allow me
DngRlsuto induce you 10 take anything else
that he MAY say is lust az good, because he makes
a larger pfoht on II. These Remedies VIII be
sent by Express to any locality, ngon application
to the Principal Once, % the GERMAN MED
iCiNB STOHB, 63i ARCH ST., PHllApEL-
PHIA.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
ormerIy n. JhekSon 4 Co.
7as,s RorsdI1 ars for sab By DTg0lIt,, StOrs
bsspsrs, and Ksdlelas DtdlrI, ssSYnAS,S.
GpfS-eod.dAW
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Steamboats,,

ToR CINCINNATl-THE 49,
II fine passenger steamer
r. Il. HUDsON,......" Capt. j. r. RuSsELL,
will leave as above on Saturday, May "a, at 3
O'Clock p. ".
For freight or passage apply on board or to
g. II. BOOTH q CO.,
myi8 Agents.
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Connecting at wheeling ior all points East and
" ~ - - " " JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
r. T. DEvRIRs, General Agent mJiS
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore
Il II, Company


R1aMuM.l.7 s
ON AND AFTER MONDAY MAY
" Is, 1871, traits will run as follows, daily
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of Ung Of the most eminent Col
leHes In the United States, aud the greater part
81 whose lle has been spent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere. ma
effected some OF the most astonishing Gu res that
were ever known, Many troubled With ringing
10 the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashIul-
nets, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
immediately
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YOIING MEN

Who have injured themselves byA certain prac.
tiCo, INDUCED In when alone, a habit frequently
learned nom eVel companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
possible, aud destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that yOnng man, the hope Of his
country, the pride OF Ills parents, should DO
snatchCd from all prospects and UnlOyments Of
life by the consequences Of devlatlng from the
path Of nature, and indulging In q certain 10
ctet habit such peronS must, before cOntenl.
plating
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reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites 10 promote COnnubial hap.
pinest. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair aud filled With
the melancholy Z. Election that the happiness Of
another becomes bllghted with our own.
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whether II was the clover tea and
clover wash which put the patient In the
way OF recovery, or whether the disease
had already exhausted itself, may never
be known; such testimonials, however
will have their influence. CalOmel and
other drugs of n poisonous nature would
only aggravate such case and hasten the
exit OF The sufferer. Glover tea or pure
soft water would at least not obstruCt the
process Of nature, and the work of repair
could 70 on"
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Married Persons, Or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware " Physical Weakuess
Organic Debility. DeIOrmllirr, speedily cured
lie who places hlmseli under the care Of D.. ].
man, and confidently rely upon bis skill as 4 phy.
slclAn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26

THB Chattanooga Times is waging a
vigorous war against the President (Stan-
toni of the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad. The Times charges that SIAN
ton paid $25, 900 to stop the suit in bank
ruptcy, instituted in May by some New
York creditors, and had the publication
Of the proceedings suppressed. In lis
issue of July %, that paper publishes q
number of documents bearing on the
bankruptcy suit, the publication of which
Stanton had previously suppressed, which
expose the fraud by which the creditors
of the company were to be cheated out
their Just dues. The Times says:
"After these disclosures, no confidence
csn remain in Stanton, or the solVen cy of
the company. Creditors who are not
secured may as well make up their minds
to the inevitable loss, and the sooner this
il accepted the better for all parties.
'Tha only thing now is to get the road
running, under honest and capable man
agement, as soon as possible. We are
not certain whether this can best be done
by institHting new proceedings in bank
ruptcy based on this evidence, or by call
ing upon Gov. Lindsay to take the road
to protect the interest of Alabama.
Ether course will answer and one of them
Saould be adopted at once"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26

The unexecuted portion of the sen
tence which condemned private Edward
Farley, 23d infantry, $50 be dishonorsbly
discharged the service of the United
States to have one-half of his head
shaved, and be drummed out of the ser
vice; to be indelbly branied with the
letter d on his left hip, two and one-half
inches long; to forfeit all pay and allow
ances due, or that may become due; to
be confined a. hard labor, in charge of
the guard, for the period of. seven
years, wearing q ball weighing twelve
pounds, attached to his left leg,
by chain three feet in length, has been
RENTED. The Washington Patriot asks {:
'What sort of army discipline is 1t that
requires the execution of a sentence such
as the above upon any human being
Why not have a poor devil of deserter
burnt at the stake at once, and put him
out of his misery"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26

interfere with, repeal or modify the home
stead and personal property exemptions,
as urovided fer IN article 10 OF the con-
stitution of the State.
Second. To modify, repeal or do any
other act to restrict, impair, or in any
any way interfere with the rights, privi-
leees and immunities of any person in the
State on account of race, color or previ-
Gus condition, which are now guaranteed
to him by the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendments to the constitution
of the United States, or to propose any
amendment to the constitution of the
State in any wise impairing or restricting
said rights, privileges or immunitles.
''Third. To modify or repeal that
clause in the present constitution which
provides for mechanics and laborers'
lien law.
s.Fourth-To pass any ordinance or
ordinances legislative in their character
except such as are necessary for thespur-
pose of submitting the constitution as
amended to the people for their ratifica-
ton or rejection, and except ordinances
in relation to the public debt and in rela-
ton to the convention Itself"
Here is the oath required of each mem
Der:
section IS. That no delegate to said
convention shall be permitted to take his
seat ia said convention until he shall have
taken or subscribed the following oath or
affirmation before any judge of the su-
preme or superior courts or any justice
of the peace Of Wake county, to-wit: |,
A. B., do solemnly swear (or affirm as
the case may beg that will faithfully
maintain and support the constitution of
the United States, and will not, either
directly or indirectly, eVade or disregard
the duties enjoined or limits fixed to this
convention by th0people of North Caro-
lima, as set forth in the act of the Gene
raj Assembly passed in 1871, entitled IAN
act to submit the question of convention
or no convention TO the people, and to
provide for the election OF delegates,
which act was ratified by the people, so
| clip me God"
The Radicals are endeavoring to con-
vince the negroes and ignorant whites
that the convention will do precisely what
the section We have quoted says it shall
not do, and which every member is
obliged TO swear he will not attempt to do.
The feeling between the two parties is ex-
ceedingly bitter throughout the State, but
there Is small doubt that if a fair cleo
ton is permitted, the convention will car
ry by large majority. Yet if it does,
we do not sec how it can amount to any,
thing practically. The administration
has declared, through its mouth piece,
AkeIman, that in the event of the forma-
ton of d new constitution, the Federal
Government will refuse to recognize it,
and support the old one if necessary,
with the army and navy. Might makes
right in this case, and unfortunate North
Carolina must bear her load Of Cypress
ion until the Radical party choose to re-
move it; CT until the voice Of the people
drives that party from power.