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For future delivery the transactions are far ana nE e
ds advanced 6c which was wards lost Sales as follows all on
basis Of Low Mddhng; "a. ,,.. ,,,. A., L..
Receipts Shipping ports today are Las bales tos ay m
ueek 1857 bales 1904 bsles stock 70 Nev-fofr
I27 23y bales: consolidated stock, ,s71 bales - . 49,.
sales last evening m.-June, 100 ~ "; JsY IoO
II sec. 7oo 1882; August, 800 IL 3lSsi 200 20
II 81 .32e; October 100 II 1921 500, l7teI Mo-
yember 100 II 5-lc December 100 l7ie total 300 he'
sales today up TO D. m-Juhe 800, IL l332e ZOO l1h,l
zoo II 1890 July 100, 81 32e 200 l5f 100 2lS3e
400 II 1890 II g6c; 100, IL 1897 200 IL 1897
800 l71, $40. II 9l6e 200, ~ l7-S2c August zoo 10
I.32c 100 ~ Lice; 400 y l32e 100 u 3i3Ze go ~
i6c 500 Isc 100 II 3l32c 200 lsc 800 n 5l6es 100
III 22c September 1000 II l3l6c 200 l77s October boo
II 5-32c November 200, l7 total ~ 200 bales grand s'a
COFPEERio continues good demand and the market is arm the
recent advance We quote Il &c for Ordinary cgces ls
for Fair l9d l9l for Good dc 2O4 d2O % for Pnne
DO 800 Rio per kundtlep and .earg
80 hays Santos Bessie Morris both praie terms Tue
for grades active and at svanee asotatons
We Lsguyra 2Oc and 1000 BAGS Jaws
jobbing
Of bag, Curacao Sale aud l51 bags Lsuaa lSe all
gnli. We
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HONR WOMEE's HEARTS By Louise CHANDLER MOULrOy
l2mo pp S64. Roberts Brothers.
The groundwork of these stories betrays q

By
. l2mo pp 364. Roberts Brothers,
The groundwork of these stories betrays q
rare insight the mysteries OF human emotion rather
than the OF caprcious and errant invention
No artificial element into their composition but
they the natural growth OF sincere experencei aud
subtle perception Of the manifold workings Of impas
soned life. The takes nothing at second hand
Abe MAKES no attempt cIothe familiar combinations
new forms she deals with feelings aud fancies that
have been re veaed 10 from their original depths
aud hence the living freshness Of her narratives which
appear more like tue copies Of experience than the
creations OF fiction The Of her Strengths to he
found in the veracity Of her "swee records Her faith
funess TO nature in the conception OF character is adj
miraby matched by the sincerity of style 1t shows
trace Of either the ambtousness the
which is frequent snare OF feminine pens. Although
her composition is always pervaded by fragrant odor
OF culture evincing both the and the skill
literary artist her choice OF words is marked refined
simplicity. She is content with the cordial and whole
eome phrases honest English, aud the re.
pown OF saying common things I0 uncommon man.
per The beauty OF her language equa}ed by the re-
pose OF her expression. She has no kindred with the
sensational school. her loyalty 10 nature is OF too
pure q character 10 strive for effect by strange
methods has love for erratc fances or verbal
terprises and thus the tsne OF her writings like the
refreshing brightness OF the dawn compared with the
oppressive spendors Of the evening drawingroom Most
of the stories are OF length TO read at a sitting and
Instead mpapg sber unity by partial selections we
must refer to book itself for taste Of It's attrac
tons few Of petals that have fallen by the way
aide perhaps give scent Of the rose. bat they wiz
lmDar but OF the sweetness OF the bouquet
PORTRAIT or A COUNTRY GIRL
Thursday dawned clear and bIight-warDer than any
day Of the month had been befOre-a perfect tlino
Elizabeth looked out OF her window IN trance of do.
light and expectation. The lonely, lovely hills had
seemed 80 fair, 90 full Of promise The sky was
deep. lnstrous azure over which and then bit
of white Aeecy cloud drtfted. Elizabeth repeated
sDstcbes OF verse TO herself sbe dressed
,6ke eVpld ppt EpG RW ths SssAjSa " .caaallss
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DECENT PUBLICATIONS
TAINTOR BROTHERS,
55s BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

AMERICAN SEASIDE RESORTS. Handbook for Health snd
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GAMMA rALgNs CoI~eoos Of College songs With
Ard plan osfe accom- psRmens BVo cloth 81 70.
GAMMA PRIscEToSIA The songs Of College. With
nuse. ti ~.
GEOLOGiCAL MAP or THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
BJ bisheoet Pfo..e Of Geology tsIe Z4rJS incbs In
shssts E2 co. sgusi.d, Is 80
DICfiOsAaY OF WORDS AND PHRASES UspD IN com.
sERE NJ Tb"a. heEIsib late Appraiser AefeLsudse Tor Le
Ps.t VI hes IVA. SJ.
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feaal Notices.


IN The UNITED SGAIESC SClRCUITC COURT
Distinct Of keb1asts srs Fsmsn Loan and rn Co,nspy Of
and John Baird .y.,t M, 81
Denver City railroad Ceupsa, Onev J,rope W.
William fal rmwa Kspsn
further order Of th Cos 81 yosept
City Railroad Coupsng sell of land eosyed bv
W M - OBJ
tTon si provided sad mortgage boz ouy fer cash or
tie Of
purchase arve of the bonds eeVpoAs 70
make purchaser
Of
sueh sales reported Ls our for II. spprvs md COP, a
this oref shall pus. The New iork DaI Tnsu, and one
ds paper. Omshs In Netrak sndln Joseph M.oa
for United States Of America Distinct Of N-h,a
H. o s,s,e.
the District eerf compared the spn,Iei en-
uaot said Cou sith the as spprar, Of
folio sos Of The Journal o. SAID Court same
thereof the whole Of
the sral Of this
Omsha % District, sth dsy of hAr. 1874
lsxALI MAysVS v. suITu. CaS
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL'

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower aud lendet An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by ProI T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Prico 10 rents
Address The TRIBUNE. New York.
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% bids for stocks at the close of the board were

Gold Was influenced BY special consideration. and
az III reached Ill., and then fell back to l0.
closing al 40, to III. after a small days business.
Foreign Exchange hrmer for 60 days bills. and
steady and nominal for sight the market being dull
and featureless. The London market ior consos
was little easier, United States bonds being steady
10 firm and Erie active and downward Money in
the open market is easy IN London at 9l6 bid or
7lG below the minimum rate Of discount AT the Bank
of England the Directors making no change IN the
rate at the regular weekly meeting to-day. The
E.L ..alc gsin VI Eci.QoC s:e.ac LV,..SU .e day,
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and for the week EsocOOo. The general foreign out
look is cheerful In gold loans the rates were n"s
for borrowing, and for carrying l. II. 2, ana per
cent per annum. Tho Treasury sale OF goid drew
out bids to the number of 1s, agsregating S3S'9oo
at iO70 to l11.13 The award OF million was inaoc
:. ~, M, ., m 70 Tho details are as follows
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MISS MOORE.

MISS MOORE Tale for Girls BY Georgiaua NJ Craik author
of The Cousin from India" Mildred &C. Illustrated limo,
Cloth, 80 cents
This forms the Volume OF BOOKS POR GIRLS written
edited by the author John HaI Gentleman" Illustrated
l6mo, Cloth 80 cents each
LATHE Suushnes HodaTbe Cousin from inda-Twenty Years
Ago-Isi True An onlT Slster.-Miss Moore
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NAVAL sTORES-The for Spirits TurpeRtlue ~r rto
more active osriass besal and pness barely sne
.ales 81 bb uerchsabe 81 31c and 2uo bb
sblnpng order at Tho for Strained kon was IA
a;iys AMI weak 10Q$2 IS the hm grades nedene
and steady Of 400 bbs No. al 81 l2l l,O bbs Low
No. al SO l2L 2OO bba Pale ~ 3D. Tar dali sad se'
changed
PKovsiOys-The PorA market eser though quiet the abs
cash and regusr $50 bb Si7 e$ls for Nee. sf %
n, .,x M Cor for future DELIVERY
hear I $50 bb s< JuSe lst .<hs 81 SIT so 200 be
d. sele July lass night si7 % 2JV bbl d. mosh sa,,
Al si7 90 steady end f.y se,e sales o. 90 bbs 80
0 Ion P1ia Mess S3a sl& so for Extra Msss and SO 6O
f@si hesvy Of 25 CITY India xss
90 r~ term. Beef ssd steady Cut Meat.
Hs@. !, e he .s ist sh. .e'fh Sog s.ssss cy
~ "a Sc 80 bores Be.ies 1900 Eehivs l2e
n sSessr at esc Is boxes Clear Do u low
n hss ami Of
.s.p Al isc Dre.ca Hoxs we.Aer ssd as<
.a. Al Ta7isc Lard quet u
2S0 tc, w. fes Cy % for Western Steam nelus
tbe 750 TO. Refined i icr future delivery bear
llAc , =,
r. Western very ea the saPps secanesns, and prices have
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THunsD,r. jan. H. 1874
JAsEs-The receipts to-day 80 pkg POS dull and tame Al
Csc.
cOTrOy-There demand for spot Cotton and at the ops
iug eader prevailed the the market was dull We
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Aresiabe story has plenty Of peidettIAhens London.
book which is impossible lay sside Tie writer exercises
reader from his heke delneaons OF
character and the magical the John Bull Lon
don
Az interesting amusing and clever noveSuudsy Times Lon
don
This novel decidedly to resj-vsny Fair, London
Win maintain reputation of the suhorf Examiner London
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VTE AND CITY Guide.

HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above works bv
mail postage prepaid part Of the United States receipt Of
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THE MARKETS.
lCareiulIv reported tor rus TRIBUNE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THrKsoAf. June II, IS14
The following complete h q sap9s Ia waica
we're cleared to-day for foreign torts;
ASrwKRP-Bark Hoppet
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COLLlNS's MY MIsCELLANIES.

MY MISCELLANIEs By Wiie Collins With SeelPlste Por
trait Hapin. l2mo Cloth sl 80 Uniform with Hapers
Lftrary Edition of Wike Coilins's Novels
NOW READY:
ARMADALB. POOR MISS FINCH
RAsII THE MOOSsTONR,
pJDp.ANDSEFK THE NEW MAGDALES,
MAN AND WIFE THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
NO NAME QUEEN or HEARTS
THE DEAD SECRET, MY MIsCELLASIBS
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SEeOND-COUSIN SARAH.

A NOVEL.
By +. ". ROBINSON,
Author Of Little Kate KIRBY" Her No Mans Friend"
Poor Humanity" &c.
Syo Paper 75 cents
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Nem publications.
DIBLE TEMPERANCE, June No., sold by
ID AN NEWS Co. Price 10 cents
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-YOrk,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
UNDER THE TREES.
BY SAMUEL IRENRUs PRIME.
Crown Svo, Cloth, So.

pleasant book for Summer the country to be read ne
spreading b. the side of murmurins stream
the mind noent for study and too much love with tran
gull to follow out the pepleIing OF novel
part Of pleasant "reminiscences Of the
through interesting scenes In his country
foreign OF familiar suggested chiefly by
incident. experiences outdoor m There indeed something
almost every mood for rainy as well as for sunny
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

The DAYS business at tue q. 5. SUD- IIeasury
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

The Assistant Treasurer paid out S3l,Ooo Ih cahou
bonds aud $4,000 in coin interest. The shlpmells
of specie to-day were $4O2,7i9, of which SSoo"
was gold coin The days business at the Goid FIX,
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, S274sooo; golo
balances SI136,O65; currency balances, SlZoo'oSo'
Tbo folIow;no were the quotations for gold:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

FLOUR AND NrA-Te inquiry is moderate for Flour and Sh
Eber prices grades uoder - per bb
The Shipping Extras moderas No. and suo.ne are
most grades une brands Of aud Winter WAst In
ss are prengy offered selling irregular sales Of
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

Del, Lack Il west
g.. be lO9
Pacific Railroad OF No
lOO.... be. Al u
Pitts. Fl " & c CD
l0.....bc. 81 a
Han \ st Joseph
100. ..bc. 25b
Ohio 4 Mlss
100. he s3. % q
c, Ca &c X
%. ...b c. 10 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02

THE PoPUlAE scnScE MONTHLY
TkI il 81 admirable p7blicsion. The
Publishers are D. APPLETON & Co, tjis
AID 5ji Broadway, New York, and the
editor "a z. l.. YoUXASs E1ch number
contains about 10 pAges Of reading mat
Hr-And Eueh reading matter. Every
important and interesting subject in the
TA,io1s departments Of science has :
place in il The original matter Is excel.
!entr and the editor, Nj. YorxLSs, de-
serves 70 Be distinguished especially fur
bis c0nui5ulots. His writings show
hst be il 70; only "a scholar, bot q
geDtlemAa." Il Is 3 magazine Of high
scisncs, ard ye; i;s Aim liz which Il Euc-
oeetsj il 10 adapt II. articles to the popu.
lsE cgup'ehgrlion. We know q! 10
nsg.zine that conveys the results Of pro.
ig1nd Investigation tst reflection in !
: toEn 50 agreeable 70 the general reader
Every runbsr, il addition 10 srtic!es On
the great problems Oh science, ccntsirs
either original or contributed articles On
Enhects thN sre interesting 10 every
reader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02

TEE General Missionary Committee o.
the Methodist Episcopal Church Wa ia
session last week in New York, and BE-
fore D5journirg appropriated 800 00oiol
the purpose Of giving the gospel and il
blessings 70 the heather. This money Il
sent al over the world. There are IiI-
teen Aissionary Aisocistions located il
New York, whose aggregate d0nettic
and foreign SppopriAiions amount ANU
ally 10 over $500. Persons Of 3 nAihe-
mGtIesl mind, sad Of tendency 10 dis
plrsge milsionAfy work, have cAle1lstsd
that 1t requires from fil3 70 $50 10
cgn1er, one genuine heather, and that II
vii! take 8. this rate Abo1: GOO yeArI
uoGe to convert that PARTON Of the word
where the beaten p'edoninAis. Bat in
such a q1eaiion the ordinary rules q
arithmetic are Of but little value. The
c9rTsti0n Of one MAJ may lead 10 the
c5lTenion Of dczsrs o! oihers, Ard The
eject Of religion upon ore, Considering sll
iu possibilities, may produce unseen in
a1erces around him which are beyond
the powers Of calculation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
Wa,hed and Unwa.hcd Wool

Some farmers believe that they can ge
more cash for their crop by selling a
much dirt as possible and escape detection
BY the buyers. than il they thoroughly
cleaned the wool. II one or two pound
Of dirt and oil are added TO the weight o
the wool, the fleece, Of course, yields ths
much more, as wool is generally sold
This Is what many farmers really believe
and some have been known 10 be go sci
fish as 10 congratulate themselves, and II
Auch a manner as 10 attract attention, OF
getting quite a sum for that which wa!
rot wool. This Is not fair, ii ia noI
honest, nor Is It doing 10 others as they
Hould have others do 10 them. II ia
mean business. There is nothing nesnel
except putting lot oil inferior fruit In the
middle ofs barrel Of apples, while that al
the ends Is fair.
But manufacturers now regulate the
price oil wool by the average condition
in which Il is marketed, so that the man
who i4tters himself that he Is making a
nice thing out Of the dirt and oil which
his wool contains Is really losing money
by such false practice. Hon. George
Geddes states in the New York Tribune
that the leading wool grower in Onon.
dAga county sold bis wool Of last years
clip, amounting to 5000 pounds and
more, in the dirt, to be weighed when It
1t was cleanEed, and then be was 10 get
81 q pound-s good price, better than
half that for wool in the dirt. II would
be better adds Mr.. Geddes, for the wool
grower 10 sell 10 the manufacturers in
this way, and receive pay Tor wool, and
not dirt, and do away with all uncertainty
as TO the real quantity oil wool sold. Its
well known that generally merino wool,
washed on the sleeps backs IN brooks,
will shrink in cleansing 80 per cent.
The same wool SHARED without washing
will shrink OF per cent in cleansing.
To state the case another way, 100 pounds
OF unwashed merino wool should be dis
counted % per cent to make it equal in
value to brook'wAshed, thus reducing the
100 pounds to 70 pounds. This seventy.
I'VE pounds will shrink about one hall in
cleansing by the manufacturer, leaving
ihifty'seVen and one-half pounds for
cloth making Of the original 100 pounds.
Some wool will shrink more and some
less than this estimate and buyer and .ell.
er often differ as to this but by making
Rptice based on what the wool Ac,ualIy
weighs when cleaned, all Iockeying and
all honest difference Of opinion Is settled.
We can thus prove by a simple arith-
meIical process that It Is better 10 be hon.
est that fair dealing pays better than
cash, and is lar more manly than ulckery
and fraud.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1874,



General HrNPHRrEs, il charge d ht
Ohio river Improvement, is preparing AZ
elIbonn repor,, which will Ihow what
hLs BEEN accomplished and What yet re
mlins 70 be done. Prom this report {
lew figures ard fscu have been taken
which are Of 10 little interes; 10 thost
eoucerDed IN the navigation q the river
There are conIAcA cut now for the re
pairing Of dam No. 2, between Wheeling
bland and the Ohio Eh0re. This dam hLl
greatly improved the channel on the 9TH
sr aide. The Marietta dam is the l1rges;
snd hbd TO BE protected with 3 pile and
bruIk dam below, bat II dos 60 vel.
tbs. none regret the expense. he now
proposes 70 make EiIioot navigation
al the SeASon round between Pittsburgh
SDd Wheeling. /: will require thirteen
dams, 81 40 estimated cost 0. three mil.
lioa dollArL Owing 70 the thUoughnes
with which Igch work must be done, II
will take two sesIons % complete the
work.
The length Of the dam 81 SigubenTille,
one mile Gb3Te the bridge will be / .QQ0
feet; :, CorI bar, / 25O feet; =. the head
Of Pike slA13, 100 iset; 81 Wheeling,
l0OOIsIO let. Total sun between Pitts.
bgrgh and Wheeling, Il, 80 feet in length
average length, l,4s3 feet
As showing the inp9Itsrce Of ihete
Government Improvements 70 the nETi-
gI:ioo Of the Ono 1ver, We may Ge!eI q
50 article N 6er3ssr'i Monthly ioT De,
ceubsI from the pm Of RDwAED King
who hls bsen Contributing the G:est
Sou:h pspers 70 tbs! magazine H.
speaks IL the s!.ic.e referred 70 aba! the
neee.iilY 0! improving the Ono and IA
irib1AFieA 1; i denso1e1, be ssYs, By
more than oneflih Of the States, and
one-thifd Of the whole population Of the
country, and inssn1ch as that whole pop
u!aton has hitherto paid thirty-dTe per
cent OF The inierna! taTA!ion Q! the Cn!onr
and As !! raises forty per cent 0! the isrm
products Of the land, owns forty per cent
OF the farm lands and Of The live stock
and Ihi'iy'a'E per cent Of the capital in
farming implements and machinery II
would seem thst it has right
+" ssE Inc Government 70 be lib
eisl. The commerce oil the river
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
Special AotIces.
Laughlln's Infant Cordial

The enild's cure when teething-to relieve In.
fEmmLtion Of the Gums, 10 AIlBy uneAslness, 70
quiet Cole Pains, to promote Sleep, 10 cure
hummer Complaint ThiE We consider one oithe
most valuable remedies 70 be kept In the family
when the children are cutting their teeth. We
are selling Thousands Of bottles, and have 10
hear tie aEst person ray II Is lot all we recon-
mend Il 70 be.
AoTHIRs, have you HeHy. fCttIiH7 bib that
TCRss the HOURS OF HICHT (When you 70 long
for rest) INFO ore LONG, WARY par RIM 81
WoKKlHEET and cAREi Cry-CV-CTy-All day
and all night longY II you hAye-asttn 10
rbGIon-be eDnVincsd, hIIttdI no Eon1eT-G NV
drops oil INPANT CORDIAL ard your ehiEd WIII.
DC FACIPtED, Ard EWEET, KEYREsHNg ELEEP will
take the place Of WIKEIUL EUPPIRH0-procurO
u once bottle. Bold by all Druggists and
LAU9HLIH BROS. q CO., Pr0prletors.
Wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02

The receipts Of hogs in Chicago last
week aggregated $4,000, the highest
number ever received in the city during
any week. The prices Influenced By
heavy receipts, begin 10 tend downward
but ii is notp'obable. they will fall much
lower, as the hog crop is comparatively
short, and the bulk Of /. has already beer
pushed into the market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
For Gale.

A UCTION SALE OF BUILDINGS
u OF THEODORE YLHK 4 CO. ne
Underlined hGTinE ben G2potnted . Epee!Il
receiver Of Tie 1ssets Of Tkeodots PAX & Co +,
" an erdef oiths Msnieipil C0srt Of Wheelirg.
will on sAiurdky the lSE6 day Of DtesabEE u
O'Clock ?. n, q the iront DOR o. The c07ri
Hose In Wheeling, pfoeee1 % eel ~ Fable
Auction 70 TIE highest and best biddeH he two
wooden bul!dings % siTteEnlh JOAN Street
IN wheeling. belongitR 10 said Pink d Co. The
baildirR oeeupied By smith Mcdonald WIN Be
cold subject 70 leiSe expiring April lst, 1875,
and rents for 500 per Annum, he purchaser 70
receive came from day Of sAle. The Ert Ehd
upon which aid Buildings Ae IitaIfed e rent.
ed BY said arm untl April let. ISIS, the Lease Of
which will pAlS with the bulIdints. Twill tl'oI eel
81 The same tins on 1Le ssring RAtoa. Terms
OF sale are cash All perIo1l knowing thEmtelTes
indebted 70 Theodore Pink 4 % Will settle in.
medlttely win The undtrsiGnea, - sat will Be
brought 81 once AGAtnEt A tellnqlgntG. Al
persons having claims AgAinAl bA!d arm viii
please present. them foG audit.
JoHH o. PupLHTuE,
JCHLNRRls HKHTKY- IneiIoaeST poSSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02

PRRsoNAI4-The Piedmont Indtpeadsnt
sSyE Captain George W. Harrison, late
agent oil the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Of that place has associated himseIf
with Q. Slack Esq, Of Cumberland, 10 The
coal, fire brick, and cement business, The
Captain will travel and work up the bust.
ness In the West and started on his mis-
RIon On Thursday last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-02
What Has Become Of the Changers.
Packs RUg, UPiHUg Co, W. Va, !
November %. 1874 (

November 90, 1874 !
Editors c! the ll,s!ligeae.T:
10 your valuable paper Of the 18th inst,
scme one has been 50 irquIsitiYe ts 10 ask
where are the Changers, or what became
0! them in the recent election. II you
vii! allow me the expression, they were
a. home attending to their own business.
The order Of tstrons,of Husbandry is
not q politics! organization; but every
member Of the Order ia free 10 entertain
his or her own political vieWa.
As for e!ecting the President fox 1876,
| suppose that each member Of the Order
will support the Candidate that suits bis
own vieTs. As Tor my part, shall sup
port the man that / think Is best suited
Iof the otlce. sCB:CRIBER'