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seay" 4 certain amount Of opposite

sEa'" \ certain amount of oforposItlon
is great help to man. Kites rise
against the wind, and rot with the
wind, even a head wind is better than
none. No man ever worked his pas
sage in calm. Let no man wax pale,
therefor, because Of opposition; oppo-
sition is what he wants and must have,
to be good for anything. Hardship
is the native soil of manhood ana self
reliance.
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Character in WHIk;ng.
A Saratoga correspondent says:

IL Is uluSl!lS ~ aiL Oh Tue Hotel pdi-
COMES in Saratoga and watch the DIFF
terent way people have of walking.
The sentimental young lady comes
hitcLiug along with her dress tied
tightly around her feet. This is the
brainless noddle where the dress over
comes all character-where it gets
bigger than the woman.
Sometimes little happy woman
comes walking down The dining room
with her head up, heels down, and
patting her left palm with her fan
This is the walk Of happy girl
just engaged.
After studying the walks of men
al summer have prepared the fol-
lowing infalhble chart, whereby you
can tell all human character just by
noticing their walk.
Selfish one-ilea men like Gov. Nor
on and John kondolph toe in, and
, ok straight ahead.
Unstable persons like Theodore
'Iilton, George Francis Train, Mrs.
Woodruff, and Gov. Deycridgc, Of H.
inois, walk slow and fast by turns.
Tun-loving persons like Sam Cox,
Mrs. Harriet Deechcr Stowe, Olive
Logan, and Oliver Wendall Holmes
tetcr and tilt up and down when they
walk.
Careless persons ike Lincoln, Gree.
ley, Zach Chtndler and Susan An
thony are continually stubbing their
toes, or &teTping on somebody's dress.
Retiring persons like y. I. Stew
art and Charles G'Conor, walk swift
ly anl slip through II crowd unob-
seryci like cels through fish rack
oo''' ''',"ie'' 'e'so''' ''>e '-''''! 80
Cofa> and Frank Carpenter put an
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''" steps =,
Strong minded people like Anna
Dickinson and Secretary Rristow toe
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one h'Nd 'ci0'cNe" ho'' 0, "n e"'eI'
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The BiyONac of the Dead.


This is the question; and we answer that
it was Col Theodore O'Uara ofkentucky.
lie served in the Mexican war, and also
in the war Of the rebellion, first rs colon,l
Of an Alabama regiment and afterwards
as chief of staff to Gen. Brcckinridge. Ho
died in 1867 on an Alabama plantation,
and the Legislature of Kentucky have
brought his remains home for intcrment,
with those OF other Kentucky soldiers,
Under monument erected by the State
His poem drew its inspiration from scenes
in the Mexican war, and these are its
stanzas:
The mutflcd drums sad rol! has beat
The soldiers last tattoo;
No more OH lies parade shall meet
That brave and fallen few.
On Famc's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
And glory guards, with solemn round,
The bivU.mc Of the dead
NO rumor of the foes advance
Now Swclls upon the wind,
No troubled thought ut midnight haunts
Oflovcd oAcs LETT behind.
No vision OF the molrows strife
The warriors dream alarms,
No hraviug horn nor screaming fife
At dawn shall Gail to arms.
Their shivcrci swords ere red with rust,
Their p,umcu heads are bowed,
Their naughty banner, traicd in dust,
Is now their martial shroud--
And plentcous funeral tears have washed
The red stains from each brow,
And the proud forms, by battle gashea,
Are free from anguish now.
rhe ncigh!ng troop, the flashing blaze,
The bug!e'S stirring blast.
The charge, the dreadful, cannonade,
The d!l. and shout are passed
Nor ears wild note, nor gorvs peal.
Shall thrill with fierce delight
These breast, that never more may feel
The rapture or the Hight.
Like the fierce Northern hurricane
That sweeps his great plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet to gain
Game down the scrricd foe
Who heard the thunder the fray
Break Ger the field beneath,
knrw well the walchw0rd OF that day
Was victory or death.
Full many 4 mothers breath has swept
Orr .Angostura's plain,
And long the playing sky has wcpt
Above its modcr'd slain.
The vaycN's scream on ages fight,
Or shepherds pcnslvc lay,
Alone now wake each ,ucnn height
That irownod DER that dread fray.
Sons ol,hc Dark and Bloody Ground.
lc mast not slumhcr there,
Where stranger step. and tongues rcsound
Along ll!c needless air
Iour own proud lands heroic soil
Shall bc your filter grave;
She claims from war ita richest spoil
The ashes other brave.
Thus meath their parent turf they rest,
Far t.om the cory field
Borne to = Spartan mothers breast
On many Il bloody shield.
The sunshine OF t.irir native sky.
Smiles sadly on them here
And kindred eyes and hearts watch by
The heroes sepulchrc.
Rest on, cmha,mcl and sained dead!
Dear rs the blood ye gave.
No in,pions footsteps here shall tired
The hcrhagr Of your grave.
Nor shall your glory be forgot
While fame her record keeps,
Or Honor points the hallowed spot
Where Nalor proudly sleeps.
lon marble minstrcl's vorcless stone,
~ lrlt llrSs SDun can tell
Whrn manya vanished year hath flown,
The story how yc felix
Nor wreck. nor change, nor winters blight.
Nor times rcmorsclcss doom
Can dim one ray Of holy light
That gills your glorious tomb.
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The Japanese census shows only
three thousand criminals in a popular
ton Of aver thirtv-three million souls.
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'rhdt man is voted a bore who per-
sists in talking about himself wien
YOU wish to, talk about yourself.
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The good mans life if like the
mountain top, beautiful because it is
near Heaven.
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TIE Detroit 1iiJu'e has just novel
into Il bran new stous Office, and prints
picture of it, with u man going up
stairs two steps at d time, to whip tAs
editor, and a WOMAN cvmli5 duNis
street with i licco Of poetry t0r Ll-A
to prlnt.
Gen. Spinner says he females b',..---
W '..,.. t.,,L -.,l ....,t,
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PARALLEL THE SExEs. s.-There i.
an admirable partition of qualities
between sexes, which the great author
of being has distributed to each Will
a wisdom which calls for our admira
ton. Man is stronS-woman is beau
tiiul. Man is daring and confident
woman is diiliIent and unassuminS
Man is great in action-woman ii
suffering. Man shines abroad-wom
an at home. Man talks to convince
woman to persuade and please. Mar
has a rugged hcart-woman a sot
and tender one, Man prevents mis-
ery-woman relieves it. Man ha'
science--woman taste. Man ha'
judsment-woman sensibility. MN
is being of ]ustice-woman Of mercy
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health! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND rvHE HIGI Rto0n-INCRE >sf
OF FLESH AND WEItiI--tLEAR SKIN AM:
BEACrlfuL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
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Washington has never had a big fire.
Troy claims to have the oldest fire
man.
Grain loses Is per cent. by allowing
Ito get dead ripe.
The first sword. fish has been caush;
on the Galveston beach.
They call Mr.. and Mrs, Barney
N,r.u,.....-- ..e .Lvvo.:.~I 4...44 ..t....4.
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TO TIE Voters Of Fred
erick County.

n ENTLEMEN-Gratcfll for the very
" tlattcring vote I received ut the last
Republican Nominating Convention, !
again at the urgent solicitation of any
warm friends in the several districts OF the
county, announce myself as 4 candidate
for the next Shcrit!alty, and respectfully
solicit your support. -
tune l3.tc JOHN SWEADNER.
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WI SUMNER bOhRDElsS from tho
titles &Iiin! warm weather. The locality
is ain; and delightful. good water and D.;
luirt ai,oar ll,,' from thc noise and bHsll,
OF town "r ci'>.
-" The rooms Nl> airy, clean arl wei
furnished. Tnc house is new and IN &'','t
repair. .,
'Th, T.Ar,.E wil hr furnished in good
>lvr with al ihr SulN.aniia!s and d.l.ca
ci, ) Of The season.
So Persons frrm i'al'imoie OF u,hcl
large ci,irs Nil! hni 4 ph">an, place t
larry during the warm Season.
n. 1t is directly vn llc line Of ille West
crn Maryland Railroad; easy of access
Terms FIR board reasonable; apply soOn
MARTIN {. DNERtlNi.TZER,
Proprietor.
April 254w*
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGl'E oured tor hftv cents. There ~
not remedial agent In tis world to will Fever
sad Aguc. sud all other Maarnw., 'silou.. Scarlet,
Typhoid. YrlI'w. and other Powers iaidrd ny RAD
WAYS FILLS so Quick as RADWAf'S READY RE,
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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THE Art Toli*oriaa.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE.
" With raAors keen,
~ e'er were seen.

The place to get your har cut and
shampooed in elegant style.
AMOS LUCAS
Notifies his friends and the public Of Me
chanic>iown and vicinity, that he carries
on the Tonsoral Art of Shaving and Cut
ting Hair in the most fashionable style.
Water street above the Flour and Feed
Store.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays all
day and evening. Balance of time will be
found round town and not ont of sight.
Will lie pleased to see his friends and let
them try his magic art.
Also Boards dyed in best style, warranted
not to fade.
April lS-4w$
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Sal, Like CITY has steam st:ect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
Crop Report.

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 1.-The National
Crop Reporter contains today the esti-
mates in relation to the percentage of the
last crop OF corn remaining in the hands
ofproducers on January 15th;'and esti-
mates OF the number Of stock hogs on
hands Of feeders to same date in comparl.
son with the quantity and number on
hands the corresponding date of 1873. In
relation to corn the States OF Illinois
Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Wisconsin, which
produced in 1878 upward OF 3s2, 900, 900
bushels average amount on hand at date
named, is estimated at a fraction less than
90 par cent on an approximate quantityFoi
100, ,000, 600 bushels. The average con-
sumptions Is very uniform in all the States,
being the highest In Wisconsin, 90 per
cent. The unusually mild weather in all
locations has aided largely in keep.
ing down home consumption and
the condition OF stock generally Is better
than was anticipated q month earlier,
The estimates on stock hogs are for the
same States named indications Of q falling
of OF 20 per cent. irem the number on
hand . year ago. The condition OF the
same Is considerably below the average,
the high prices paid by psckers and The
scarcity Of corn having caused an out
flow OF the marketable hogs and q strin.
gent supply of food to those remaining.
The outlook Is very slim for summer
packing. A comparison Of the average
prices in the States named on Dec. /,
1873, and Jan, 10, 1874, shows q decided
advance, although the indications are thai
the maximum has been about reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02

LOUISVILLE, Jan. S1.-John Oman and
James Haskins, alleged Ku Klux, charged
with the murder Of Lewis Wilson, col
ored, in Owen County. last October, were
arrested by Deputy United States Mar.
shal Wyatt few days since, and yester.
day brought before the United States
Commissioner for examination. Haskins
was held in $l,50O bonds, and Oman in
$1,000. Oman had already been &C.
quilted OF the same offence by Judge Ma.
jor, Circuit Judge for Owen District.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. LA, special to the
Courier. Journal says that six more Of the
alleged Ku.Klux were arrested in Henry
county to-day by the assistance Of U. s,
soldiers stationed in Owen county. The
Deputy Marshal with the prisoners Is ex.
pected to arrive in this city tonight,
General E. King received orders yester-
day to reduce the government force in
this city and Jeffersonville two.thirds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
BaltlmOte Cat,la. nInrte,.

bALtlnoRE, Jan. 29.--CAFFtr-Tha markst
hn SiS WSeG, IN the beginning Of Operations. wHS
Htosteesed. The highest sales, and thSae oi
aS, S @ Oess catIe, eonslsting OF better tops than
ave decline OF shade. Afterwards ths down
MAta movement continued TIL k6AKc lowSr 40!
uIes were reached, and some few OF The medinn
Ano lniefios grades u was thought Rhowed a
greater decline. Dealers considered Il ono of
time past 'ON's
Prices to-day for beefrattle ranged as follow.,
Best beeyes at s. 1906 81; that generally ratsd
lrst quality - 6C35 Is; medium or good falF
quality a. 000t 90; ordinary thin steers, OF ea
aad COWS $s oo04 %; Inferior and lowest grades
OF cattle " 0Q09 OU-general average Of th .
market Today SG IS; extreme range Of prices
50 0C06 81. Most OF the sales were from Al Is
70 " per 100 lbs, OF the receipts lS7a came
from Ohio, SSs nom Virginia, 1911 from West VII.
glaia' 1SO from Maryland, 50 from Missouri, 6s
receipts for the week 93S6 head, against i7li lsst
week, and 1850 head same time last year. or The
oHefipRS 9l6 head were taken BY Baltimofo
ontchets, 2el sold 70 York county, Pa, dealers,
and iSsh head TO eastern spectators Total BAles
lor tne iS week l7S5 head against 1855 last week,
and 1883 head same time last year.
snHSP-The supply was about % last week;
inc hgnrea and demand show no improvement,
plt on the contrary prices have downward ten.
uenCyt some lew sales were made ct % hiRh aR.
ures as last week, but Altogether the maYEet
closes rather weak. We quote Sheep At 4m7c
per ID gross. stock sheep sos per head. Re.
ceipts this week Sl99 head, against a36s last
week, and 1897 head same time last year.
Boas.-The receipts Wero rather lieht this
week, not equal to the demand, especially for
good fat corh.Icd hogs, guited for the phIladel-
phia market; for thete there has been quite an
aetive demand; Of the others tho supply has
been scarcely up - tho needs OF our home
butchers. consequently prices are firm At 81 25
(0s % per 100 lbs net. Tne proEpects, some op-
Grators think, show an inclination 10 higher
hS1res for the best fat hogs for the PhIladelphIa
market ReeeIpts this week 7i1 head. Spainai
s901 last week, and 7O0l head same time last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02

New YORK, Jan. 3l.-Cotton-Nonln.
al middliDg uplands 15c,, Flour-Dull -,
buyers fair February western and State
So Gao rs; common to good ;$6 S5a6 so;
good to choice SO 75s7 10; white wheat
extra 81 LOAF 90; extra Ohio SO Goa
8 90. Wheat opened shade frmer,
but closed quiet white spring 81 SO
white Michigan 81 IS. Rye quiet. Bar
ley scarce. Corn fair inquiry and light
supply; higher; new western mixed
afioat SlaS9lc; western yellow 93aS4c !;
white western 95c. Oats firm more
active demand mixed western 60a82c !;
white 02aG3c. Coffee unchanged. Sugar
unsettled and easier fair to good rein.
ing 7saSc. Wool firm; domestic un-
washed 2saS5c; pulled 25a52c. Whisky
firm at 81 90.
,METALs-Copper steady; sheeting $23;
ingot Lake fine $34 50a35 90 cash. Pig
iron quiet Scotch $4la49 90; American
$29a3G 90; bar quiet and unchanged.
Russia sheet $40 5Oa17 90 gold. NaiIa
steady; cut 81 00a4 25; clinch $5 50a6 25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02

PRospEoTs FOR Woo1-GEoRaE F.
MOORE Co.'s annual wool report says
that the year 1874 opens with q smaller
stock Of foreign and domestic wool for
sale than any season since 1870. The an:
nuSE consumption Of wool in the United
States is q little over two hundred mil
lion pounds. OF this, about one hundred
and thirty.fve million pounds Is domestic
fleece, clipped and pulled, and the balance,
say sixty.flve million pounds, is supported.
The circular remarks that sas
THE quantity Of fine long wools now
lor sale being very light, and not enough
10 meet the demands till shearing time, It
seems important that we look lor source
Of supply"
The New York journal Of Commerce Of
Saturday says that there Ia a firm feeling
on most descriptions of wool. "Fleeces
particularly bring buoyant prices, with
moderate offerings, and descriptions that
can be used in their places are held
with confidence. Manufacturers purchase
larger lines. and there is fair degree o.
animation to trade"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
The Great Fire at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 31.-The great fire
Is now subdued in Worthington Block.
The loss reaches over q half a million
dollars. Insurance, Koch, Goldsmith &
Joseph, ready made clothing, about $200, !.
9OOi divided among the New York, New
England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri,
and London and Liverpool companies.
Adams & Goodwine, wholesale ready
made clothing, loose over q hundred
thousand dollars; insurance divided as
above with the exception OF the London
company. Their list Is incomplete.
Worthington & Co.. hardware; insur.
ance foots up to $40, 900 as far as known.
The loss approximates 100000. Gold
smith & Joseph, about 100000; Adams
y Goodwill, about $4,000; WorthiDgton
Block completely ruined and the walls,
although standing, will have to be torn
down and rebuilt. The losses are all
about total.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 31-The following
named gentlemen have been designated BY
the President as commissioners for testing
the reserved gold and silver coins Of the
United States Tor 1873, and will assemble
In the mint OF Philadelphia, Pa, on the
i1th OF February A. g. Boreo, Philadel.
phia; Jones, United States Senator
Prot. Rogers, Philadelphia Prot. Francis
J. ChildS, Cambridge, Mass,; Prol. J. O.
ailyard. Washington Prot. Henry Cope,
Lehigh University; Prot. John LIE Count,
Philadelphia Prof. E. B. Elliott, Wash.
|i1gton Andrew Mason, New York ;
Chas. N. Walker. Indiana j. N. Merrick,
Boston.
Gen. Sherman was again before the
House Military Commission to-day, and
spoke Of the army In connection with In.
dian affairs. BE pointed out on the map
the region Of country In Texas 200 miles
long by 100 broad, comprising half a
dozen organized counties, which, when
he passed through ten years ago was en-
tirely depopulated by the inha-
bitants having 10 abandon their
4SaAASo w aSSouAt VI GQuakaut Lhlub Wy
Indians. BE said he had been led TO be.
lieVe that these Indians were Comanches,
but 1t was pretty well known now they
were Kiowas and Arrapahos, who raided
from the Fort Sill reservation, 800 miles
of, penetrating through the military posts
and stealing horses and stock from their
Texas neighbor rather than be at the
trouble OF raising them themselves.
He reviewed the Modoc difficulties and
gave as his opinion that Gen. Candy had
been the victim Of the temporizing Qua.
ker policy applied to the Indians. He
favored the transfer Of the Indians from
the control Of the Interior Department to
that Of the War Department, and ex.
pressed his conviction that the army was
more kindly disposed to the Indians than
citizens generally, and II the country de-
manded extremely charitable treatment to
Indians, II could be accomplished by and
through the agency Of the army better
than by the agency Of those persons who
protessed more charity than soldiers, but
who did not practice Il 80 much. .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
> NEW YORK CITY.
RIFLE MATCH,

HL SOB r RlFLk MATCH.
NEW York, Jan. 3l.-A rifle match 10
tween the members Of the National Rift
Association Of America and Train, OF tht
Irish Rifle Association, Of Dublin, hal
been nearly perfected. A communication
from Arther Bleech, Of the foreign club
states that the formal programme on the
basis Of their challenge Is being prepared
and will soon be submitted to the Ameri
can Association for approval.
A consignment Of over 200 cases oil
Japanese silk worms eggs, intended for
Italy. arrived here yesterday by way ol
San Francisco. The last inspection Of .
sample case showed that the eggs were. In
aperfect state OF preservation. -
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Nashua, N.
a., City Savings Bank tomorrow begins
the payment OF 10 per cent to depositors.
The officers now expect to pay all llabili.
ties In full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
Chicago market.

CnIcAao, Jan. Sl.-Flour-Dull; prices
nominal. Wheat-Steady; No. /, spring
81 "a; No. 2, 81 27i cash or seller Feb:
ruary; 81 25s seller, March. Corn
Steady No. 2, mixed, 5sc cash, and
seller O5c seller May new; No. 2, mixed
5lta5Sc; rejected, old, 59ia544; new 49a
a6g, Oats-Stesdy; No. 9, 4Sta4Si
seller May; rejected, 39a40c. Rye
Steady; No. 9, fresh Slas9. Barley-Ex.
cited and prices higher No. 9, fall, car
lots 81 %; No: 2, spring 81 6sal 70,
closing al outside prices. Dressed Hogs
Demand good; full prices$8 90. Pork
Demand fair and prices advanced to $l4,-
40 cash, and seller February; "a IS seller
March. Lard-Demand fair and market
firm; 50 30 cash; 50 55 seller March.
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders So 90;
short ribs mixed, 7ac. Whisky-De.
mand fair, and market firm at 97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02
Fine and Imprisonment.

PITTsBuRaH, Jan. 1.-R. L. Dudley
and W. R. Wales, who were convicted
some time ago OF conspiring to rob the
United States Mails. were brought into
Court Yesterday TO receive sentence,
Dudley was sentenced 10 pay ak hun
dred dollafs and to serve six years in
the Washington penitentiary. Wales
was fined three hundred dollars and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for five
years, .N ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-02

THR Managers of the Martins Ferry
Nail Mil make the following offer: @Any
puddler, heater, roller, nailor, coal miner
or their assistants, may SUBSCRIBE to the
capital stock to the amount Of $1,000
and pay one.tenth oi the amount at The
time Of subscription, and when the works
are completed, ready TO make Iron and
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