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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-07

News Items,
New YoRK, March 6.-Tbe steam
ship Graf Bismarck from Bremen, via
Southampton, reported missing, is
coming up the bay.
A letter from Havana says that
since the late DEGREES were promulgated
the natives among the Spanish volun-
teers are constantly deserting to the
Insurgents aud that whole families
are fleeing 10 the mountains.
Buried Alive.
During the absence Of Anthony
Cogsswell, OF Chapmanville. Pa, his
wire died and was buried. On return
ing be had the coffin opened, and it was
iound that the body had turned in it's
place, indicating that the woman was
only in a trance when buried. The
discovery go affected the husband that
he is now q maniac.
Steamship Arrived.
The Steamship Graf Bismarck, which
arrived this mornirg several days
overdue, reports having experienced
heavy gales and head winds almost the
entire passage.
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Chteaxo market.

CHICAGO, March 6-Flour-Quiet
ssd unchanged. whest-Acdve and
advanced; No. l curing 81 2S No. 9 do
| 20! regular; 81 fresh spor | q b.
April; 1861 May; No. 3 DO l l5iGl Is;
rejected | 90. Ccru-Aciive and al
vsneed; No. > mixed Gil spot; 6l;@
5Iis April CIT bid May; new No >
mixed SOC; rejected Old rS6c; new $40
53c; ear 60, oats-Dall but upchsas-
ed; No. 2 43fc cash; issc April Rye
STEADY; No. 3 fresh S59s5i. Barley
Quiet and unchanged; No. 2spring
81 81 No. } sprius | 3T@l 40. Pork
Active and advanced closing at inside
quotations. prices IL 60Sl4 6a} cash;
IA S59l4 s7i April IS l2i@l5 25
hay. Lard active and advanced; s 30
cssh; 3 90oS9 o5 April; 9 25 May.
Bulk meats in fair demand and sd-
vanced; shoulders Sic abort rib niddles
Tie; short clear X, all loose spo;.
Whisky-In fair demand and advanc-
ed at 92S Csc, closing at CSC.
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CINCINNATI,
YHe Constitutional Convention.

Hae eSOustituttonot SobVshtico'
CINCINNATI, March 6.-The question
O. women's suffrage, under a motion to
strike the word male out OF the ran
chlse article was discessed in the Con-
ltirutionsl convention to-day. in Com .
mitiee OF the Whole. The principal
ereech in isyor OF it was madeby Gen.
Voo,;7, Of Summit. aud occupied seve-
rsl hours. Jude Dovell, at Delaware,
male the principal speech in opposl-
tor. 4 vote was not taken. About
thirty ladies were present.
Rather q bitter discussion occurred
in the Constitutional Convention this
morning, in which Mr.. Hill charged
the mem bers OF the Convention with
intending TO white-wash Secretary
Wickod's purcbase Of stationery for the
Convention, by appointing q SPECIAL
committee yesterday, to investigate, In
stead CT leaving 1t 10 the standing
committee TO which it had been referred.
Bo,h Mr.. Hill aod Mr.. Pond were
taken of the special committee.
Thc Burnet Woods Iu,s''iEati"'.
The investigation Of the purchase by
tbe city OF the Burnet woods, for PARK
purposes, closed to-day, without any
other Developments than those report
ed in these dispatches.
nfusursuce suit.
Messrs. A. T. Stewart il Co, OF New
entered suit iu the United States Cour:
to-day, TO recover s2l 900 of Tobert,
mitchell and others, stockholders o'
The Triumph Insurance ComPsny'
against which Stewart has Judgment
in which the sheriff returned In behalf
0; the insurance company, mo goods.
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New York AArnet.

NEw YoRK. March 6.-Cotton-
Firmly held; middling uplsnds l6lc.
FIour-Qgisl ard unchsoged. Whisky
STEADY 3, 9699Tc. whest-Fsir
inquiry. LIMITED supply and heavy a.,
81 96@2 w. Barley-U ncbsngei-
Corn-More dong aud slightly higher
new vostoru mixed 7S(Ss2c; high
mixed and yellow western SlGS2c
white we.rsrn 7S@s3ic. oas-Firm
with isir demand. Coffee-S,esdy ;
Rio 2jic Sussr-stesdy. Eggs
HEAVY, western &c. Pork-Frmer; :;
new mess l6c on spot sul March. l6l
@l6tc May. Lard-Firmer; prime
stoam l-l6@9ic on spot; Q 9-l6@eic
April; 9Sc May. Butter and Ch'e,s-
Unclaimed.
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OHIO.
The LectsiatUrc.

CoLuMBUs, March 6.-In tue House
to-day the House b.! providing that
sight drafts shouli not be allowed thre'
days of grace wa psssed. Bills were
introduced 10 limit the amount TO be
expended By county commissioners in
building approaches to bridges to S25;
to provide tor the rounding OF ta1es
which have been enormously assessed
nom county funds.
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Mr.. SUMMERS qualification at the
resembling Of the resolutions Of ceusure
passed by the Massachusetts Legislature
must have been somewhat marred by
their communication to Congress by
Mr.. BUTLER whom SUMNER most cor.
dislly hates. There is no congenialitv
between the men and no community Of
friends, Two men more completely
different in mental organization and
intellectual habits than CHARLES SUM-
xER and B. F. BUTLER could scarcely
be imagined. Their only point
of union is their adhesion to the
Republican party. though the
Indications now are that BUTLEE's s
prominence as a partisan will drive
away from the organization Senators
SUMNER and boutwell, and the large
following OF their friends.
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HOUSE.

Ga motion OF Mr.. Sgeer the Sec7e.
tary OF the Treasury was directed to
furnish Information as to the pumber
OF pension agents aud the number OF
pensioners paid BY each, with the cost
prior to aud since the war.
Mr.. Plstt, OF Virginia, from the Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds
reported bill Authorizing the Secretary
OF the Navy to contract for bronz.
statue OF the late Admiral Farrsgut.
Passed
The House then proceeded to the
consideration Of reports OF a private
character.
Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts pre-
sented resolution oil the Ms.sacb buse,ts
legislature, rescipding the resolution oil
censure against Senator Sumner.
After arranging for an evening scs
zion for general debate, and for = ses.
sion tomorrow fer debate only on the
tax bills, the House took recess uoiil
E30 p. m.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Social Eyft.


ST. LOUIS, March 6.-The bill to re-
peal the social evil feature OF the city
OF ST. Louis ha. been inform
ally laid over in the State Senate on
motion OF one oil it, most prominent
friends. Another bill was introduced
yesterday, the main features of which
are, that any person keeping, or in any
wsy interested in any kind Of house
OF iIl-fame, or who shall rent any house
Tor such purposes shall be fined $500
or i'm prisoped for six months, or both {;
and any person found entering such
house, except on official business, shall
be liable 10 q fiue o. 81, 600 or imprisou~
ment, or both, 1t shall be the duty OF any
officer OF the law to enter iorcibly,
il necessary, any such house on COM
plant OF any person. and arrest every
person tound therein, and any officer
ailing 10 do this shaI! he fined 81, 900
and be disqualified from holding any
office under the laws c' the State. All
or other persons having
know ledge OF the fact shall Immediate
Iy report to the board OF health or the
county court any person affected with
any vnerea! disease aud falling
to DO this shall be fined 81 900.
All Physicians Prescribing for a"y
Yenereal disease shall write perscrIp-
ton with the true name aud residence
OF the person applying for treatment,
and also q true statement Of the nature
OF the disease ia plain English. and
sign his name thereto, 10 be filed IN a
book, which shall be open to public in1
specton.
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cONCRE ESSiONAL.
WAsHINGToE, March 6.
SENATE.

Mr.. Chandler presented memorial
OF citzens OF Michigan, protestiE
against any increase in the, volume CT
currency Referred.
Mr.. Scott presented resolutions Of the
Philadelphia Board OF Trade, asking q
revision and amendment Of the customs
and revenue laws. Referred.
Mr.. Logan presented several petitions
OF merchants, manufacturers and bu-lH
ness men OF Chicago, Pennsylvania ard
Paxton for sn increase OF the volume
Of currency. Referred.
The morning hour having expired
the Senate resumed the consideration
OF the Centennial bill, the pending
amendment being that OF Mr. Stockton
as additional instrucuous. directing
the committee to report in favor OF gu
International Exhibition.
Mr.. Scott, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported faTorabl y on Ar. Cor
don's bill, providing that no instrument
or document required TO be stampsi
which was a;gneG within the States o!
Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, South Carolina, Georgia Florida,
Tennessee, Alsbama, Mississippi, Lou
i;iana. Arkansas or Texas prior TO JGly
let. 1865, shall be deemed invalid, By
reason OF allure 10 place STAMPS there
OF. 1t is, however, provided by an
amendment OF the committee that the
right OF the purchaser in good taitb,
prior 10 the passage OF this bill, should
not be affected by it
Nj Stewart moved that when the
Senate adjourn to-day it De to NEE!
on Monday neX:. Adopted.
Mr.. Stockton Withdrew his amend
ment instructjLg the Committee to r.
port 10 favor OF the International EE
hibition, the question recurring on Mr.
Frelinghuysen' q amendment inslructing
the Committee on Appropriations to
report in favor OF appropriatiug sum
Of money, not 10 exceed $1,000 OOO, TO
defray the expenses of the exhibition,
it was rejected by vote OF 80 maya to
l. ayes.
Mr.. West moved the Senate proceed
10 the consideration OF the Army APP
propristion bill.
Mr.. Sherman hoped toe mo'ion
would not be adopted, as the Serae
should 60 on with the financial question
Monday
Mr. West ssid he would agree to lay
the army bill aside TIL Monday, if the
Senate desired to 60 on with the fnan-
cial debate.
Mr.. Wright said the understanding
was that the liquor commission bill
should be considered Gssoon az the Gem
tennial matter was disposed OF, be
therefore moved the Senate proceed 20
the consideration OF the LIQUOR COM
mlss'on bill. Agreed to. The vote
was taken, and the bill passed without
further dehate-yeas 20. navs 81.
On motion, Mr.. Sherman's bill ia
eQushze the National bank circulation
was taken up and Mr. Logan was r..
coynzed as being euttled 10 the N1or.
He said that if the gentleman from
Michigan (Mr. Ferry shouid be ready
to speak on Morjsy ae would yield ;h.
floor to him.
The Senate then proceeded to tn,
consideration Of executive hu,iness, auc
soon after adjourned uutil Monday.
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rhiI,sdeipma WOOL nnvkeL

PmLGpELrHrA March 6.-Wool Firm
er aud higher; Ohio. Penn,a and West
Virginia double extra aud above 300
.57Ic; extra 559j7c; medium jjCs57c,
coarse i5950c New York, Michigan,
Indians and Western fpe 5Ota53c.
medium 54@56c coarse 45ta5Oc
combing washed 6j970s; oombiDg un-
washed 43@4jc. Canada combiDg
63d65c; nne uDws.hed 36CS3Ss; coArSe
and medium washed 36S3Sc Tub wash.
ed 54S56iG extra and msrino pulled
45G50c; No. ! and superhue pullsd 4S
M5Oc.
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New York Live stoek Market.

New YoKE, March 6 -BeeV.s-
Receipts $50, making 2420 for four
dsys, against 22lO sam, tim. last week,
Market qaiet and firm 9! previous
quotations. Sb.ep-Receipts 1900,
mskiog $40 for four dsys sgsins!
1850 satne tim. last week. The dull
usss and depression were noted yes
terday and were even more marked to-
day; a few fair TO good sheep sold at
Sale car load Of extra 6ne wooled
sofd at Sic; th. quotation were 4!S7sc
for common to strictly prime. Hogs
Receipts l740; zone offered alive; dress
ed steady st 6l@7ic Ter city and 6i9
&c for western.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Items,


SAN Francisco, March 6.-The wo-
men OF this city have organized pray
ing crusade. They commence the war
on Monday next, and have designated
nine saloons on Front aud Sacramento
streets where they will make the first
assault. They ask the cooperation ot
the ladies on al parts Of the coast.
George Mason, an old convict com-
United suicide here last night by cutting
his head nearly off with a razor.
The snow storm in the Siers mount
aims continues aud trains are delay ed
by the drifts. Snow plows are kept
constantly employed breaking through
the banks. 1t is the worst storm ever
known in this part Of the country.
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Nav YoRI, March o 6--Busibtss coI-
tiDuss TO improve with jobbers and
sgep,s. Those representing Prios,
Sharls. Dress Goods aod Hosiery are
more actively employed. Cotton Goods
are 10 moderate request At noroioslly
steady prices, bat low grades Of Bleach
ed sod Brown CotioBs are not very
strong. Cottonad,s are active. Paper
CsDbrics are ..lling at 40. Green
Prints are very quick. Dress Fabrics
and Black Silks are doing better.
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LanlaNlllc MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Couon--
Quiet at Isle. flour-Qaie. and un'
changed WhcAt-Dull and Dropping;
white 81 IS, amber IN. Coru-Qule,
aud uochHugcd. 0ats--Dull and droop.
ing; whit, G3;; mixed 5jc. laV-
SO 90 on cars Frovis ons--ln fair
demand aud sdrAuced. Mes Pork
SIS 90. Bulk Mtats-should'r jtc,
clear rib sides tie clear sidss Sic Ba-
cou-S ouldsrs 6ie; clear rib sides SIC,
clear sides 9,, sugsr cured hams l2g
I2jc Lsrd-T.rce Sic; krS' 9i'.
WhiskT-Q2Sr,
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rols<Io Market.

TOLEDO. March 6-Flour--la lair
demand spd firm. Whsst-Seady;
No. . white wabash 81 co No. 3 do
| 46; amber Michigan ] 479l AZ
April / j0l. Corn-A shade better
high mixed April G7e; May G9e: Jun.
70c; new Csc, 10. mixed 6ic, beu G2c;
90 grade Coz; new ;9ic. 0,ts-Du,l
but unchanged; No. . l7c. Clover
Seed-x5 2J.
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PHLApELPaIL, March 6-Flour--
Improved demand; supsThne q -,
Wisconsin and Nianeso,s extra family
Sc 75C97 Is; state, Ohio and Indiana.
81 5OaS 10. Wbea,--Dull; rd el 90
al 65; amber 81 10Sl 70; white
$l 7SSl s.. Rye Steady at, 90c.
Corn--Firm yellow 75G76c Oats
Dull; white 57@62c; mixed SIC. Pc
trolsum-Steady; cruds l0italOis re-
6Oed lI!Sl4iI Wbi.ky-Stssdy a.
0Tc
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INDIA.
Famine.

CALCUTTA, March 6.-Accounts IRON
show that the distress from
the famine is increasing In Purgpore,
where there has been no actual suffer
ing as yet, the stores Of the poor people
are becoming exhausted and stsrvst!on
i, imminent. The reliet organization
here 10 working excellently, but it cs1
hardly meet the immense demSnd
which will be made on the govern.
ment.
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CLEVELAND.
Probably AbscOnded.

CLEVELAND, March 81. II. Gates,
an advertising agent and dealer in
printers supplies, left here q week ago
'or New York city, aud has not since
been heard from. His friends entertain
tears for his safety.
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(IeueIaud Market.

CLEVELAND, March 6.-Wh.at-
Dali; No. / red 81 56; No. 2 DO As.
Corn-Stesdy; old mixed 67S6Se; new
do 64G65c. Oats-Firm at 49c for
State; 47c for No. 2do. Petroleum
dull and unchanged.
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TIE errors committed in the South
ern States, West Virginia among the
number, by failure to comply with the
revenue stamp act prior 10 July lst,
1855, are to be remedied by act OF Con-
gress. An act has been INTRODUCED and
will doubtless be passed, legalizing
transactions in the Southern States
prior to the lst OF July, 1865, uotwith'
standing their violation OF the revenue
laws then existing.
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Avleeling &eaister.

We regret to hear OF the death OF
Doctor EDWARD SAITH, formerly OF
Rrooke comfy, but residing of late
v.srs near West Liberty in this county.
lie represented Brooke county in the
Virginia legislature in 1853 and "a,
and was a man ol deserved influence
among those who knew him well.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Killed His Sou.

ISDlNAPoLIs, March Ga terrible
crime is reported from Bellegraode,
Nicolett county, to-day. 4 father named
Justine Richard, in a fit OF rage, shot
bis son through the heart, killing him
instantly.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and stock Mark,


New YORK. March 6.-MoNEI-
Very easy at 3@4 per cent. The Er.
press Gays: Many New York banks,
failing to place large amounts with
Government bond dealers al per cent.
have notified their couptry corespop-
dents that they cannot receive deposits
and psy interest thereon" Sterling
closed very dull At 4S3i@4S4 for 90
days and 4s7@487i for sight. Treasury
disbursements 1926 900. Custom re-
ceipts $4,000. Dry goods imports
for the week s., 384,62l.
GoLD-Rspged at llliSllli, clos-
ed at llli. Carrying rates 293l per
cent. Clearings s33 100000.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and nominal.
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Pittsburgh P.troi.um market.

PIrTsBuRGH, March 5.-Crude-
Dull aud weaker; sales al 81 80. Re.
fned-Quist, nothing doing aud weafi
l4i9l4lc April; IS bid for Nay, l6c
offered.
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The Famine I'm India.

A telegram received at the the Indian
office says that the Government vii! be
OBLIGED 10 maintsis three millions Of
people three months, and that e1psndi-
,nre. on account OF the Indian famine
I'LL F.bruary last are estimated ct over
four millions.
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Ea,, Liberty L,v. stock Market.

East LrBEETr, March 6.-Catue-
Arrivals So car; no sales. Hogan.
rivals 20 csrs best Pnilsdelpbia 70 W
10 8 25; York.rs S Is to S 80. Sheep
10 Gales.
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FRANCE.

PARis, March 6.-The sale OF
photogra phs OF the Couu De Chamoord
is prohibited.
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FOHEHGN.
ENGLAND.
Steamer Lost.

LONDON, March 6.-The steamship
Sedrs from New Castle Tor THE port ls
.aid TO have been lost in 3 recent gale,
thirty persons perishing.
Extensive preparations have been
mad. ior ,be reception OF the Duke and
Duchess OF Edln burg h, who are expected
to arrive tomorrow. The day will be
observed as a holiday.
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STATB bOkDs-NZuItI kuu uUHInhI
GoyERSlIESrs-Closed steady.

SroCks--Acive with O decline OF to
3 per cent. under pressure to sell and
general depression. Panama drepped
from ia TO Ill, but later recovered 10
ll33. Prices fuc:uated considerably.
The market closed dull with decline
established OF per cent. in North.
western common, preferred. Eric, Lake
Shore and Wabash, and ~ in St. Paul
common and preferred. Sales between
10 aud 2 o'clock, $4,000 sbsrss. Of
which $4,000 were Western Urion, o.
Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash, 1000
Pacific, 1000 Northwestern. 1900
Erie, 81 900 LAKE Shore, 6,000St. Paul,
5000 New York Central, 5000 Rock
Island. The immediate cause OF the
general depression WAS a report from
Washington that Senator Sumner
would 5000 present a bill authorizing q
SHORTER temporary loan TO retire all le-
gal tenders Issued IN excess OF 1856. =
000, ,00G aud aiso 10 provide for the def
cicpciss OF the Government.
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Madison, Ind.

MADISON, March G.-The temperance
excitement is increasing, Public speak
ing and prayer meetings in behalf o.
the cause are held three times each day.
The ladies called in q body upon the
county commissioners to-day and pre-
vented the granting Of three applics-
tons Tor permits to sell Liquors
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into unpleasant demonstration. The
feeling expressed was tthst men had
better keep away from the women and
do their praying at church. There was
considerable ribaldry and ecofiug
smong the outside crowd, and the fret
days work was encouraging only be-
cause it was q beginning. All day
prayer meeting was held, and work will
proceed Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, but
the enterprise the women's praying
league have assumed, is appalling. The
foe they seek to conquor is organized
and determined, and it looksas if moth
ing but the strong arm OF the law
would make an impression upon them.
Most Of them care no more for prayers
at their saloons than for an empty pop
bottle.
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Ign BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE. RIO
LIZ, iSy con'' In '0'e aud " x. .1Is Ei'{{LY II
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A Few Words TO Feeble and Delicate
Women.

by n. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Of tho Worlds Dis
pentAry, Buffalo, N. Y.
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