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A CONVENTION was held in Wellsburg
on Saturday last for the appointment Of
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton which meets in Hamilton's Opera
House in this city on Thursday next,
The delegation appointed consists Of l.
h, DuvAll, Henry Hsuey, Robert Wells,
&C Orr, VIC Barclay, ], G. Jacob,
Joshua GIGt Robert Hosie, G. W. Cald-
well and E. A. Frost, together with any
other citizens Of the county approving Of
the objects Of the Convention. The dele
cation were instructed to support the
nomination Of Hon. John q. Atkinson, Of
Hancock county, for Congress, but in
case Mr.. Atkinson cannot be nominated
they may act according to their best
Judgment,
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eqstelIiae1rer:
oEF1CR. as d ~ Fourteenth St.
TUESDAY, SEPT. I,ls74.
The Negro and the schools.

Just now the question Of mixed schools
Is looming up in the village Of Bethany
in our neighboripg county oil Brooke. as
we understand Il there are IN tnAt school
district some twenty or twenty-five negro
children Of school age. Heretofore the
school directors have been paying rent
for room in which these children have
been taught. They have also been pay
log the principal Of the Bethany school
sixty .dollars per month by raising an
extra fund, the regular provision for that
officer being only forty dollars.
Thh year the school board object TO
renting o separate room in which TO
teach the colored idea how TO shoot, for
the reason that in the school house proper
there Is a large room which is not nor
never has been occupied and which they
now propose to occupy for the colOred
school, thus saving tho extra rent. The
Board also propose to provide separate
entrance 10 this room and 10 fence OF q
small portion Of the yard for the benefit
Of the colored children. The extent OF
the school mixture then seems TO be the
occupancy Of this unused room, and hath
this extent and ro!hing more.
1t seems, however, that thertlare people
sending their children to this school who
object TO the same roof covering the heads
Of children Of different races. The School
Board threaten that in case they have TO
rent an extra room for the education Of
the colored children, they will cut down
the salary oil the School Principal to forty
dollars, the amount specified in the law.
SO that upon the whole there is Alright
smart chance Of war between the patrons
Of the school and the school authorities,
with the ultimate danger Of having no
school either for whites or blacks,
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Republican Convention in Doddridve
County.
uyu., Tf,,,a,, Wv

WEST UNION, WEST VA, Aug. 80.
Editors Of Intelligeneer.
The Republicans met in Convention OF
the Court House here today 10 appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention
10 be held Of Wheeling on the Sd Of next
month. 7. 8. Gray, ESQ, was chosen
President, and A. @. Holmes, Secretary.
A Committee Of one from each District
was appointed 10 select delegates 10 the
Congressional Convention, which report.
ed the names Of ten delegates from each
District. The report oil the Committee
was adopted. The following gentlemen
were appointed by the President as the
County Executive Committee: q. K.
knight, Z. W. Davis, Sylvester Fem,
9. w. Stinspring, Isaac SHUTTER, and Jacob
BenniDger.
A Resolution was adopted to publish
the proceedings Of the Convention In the
Wheeling INTRLLIeERCRR and ClAIks-
burg Telegraph. A.C. HoLMEs,
Secretary.
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TIE Wheeling INTEE1IaRNCER entered
upoh Ito 2Sd year Monday last. We as
sisted In Issuing the first number. Joseph
q. Pendleton and Oliver I. Taylor were
the editors. Hancock Courier.
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DIR. LONGDON
ON THE
DURABILITY OF CATARRH.

] have written more gu this disease than
Others, not 80 much because OF It's having been
tp'etGAy IN my prlettc for many years, as on
count u It's Jtdrfu. prCr1LencS In this climate,
and being IN thousands " cases tie first stage
Of that terrible and "a al nIdGddy, Consumption
Many Who seek my aid have been trying patent
noeIums until their cases have become not
only very serious, but not few WholIy tHeVr6.
~. se'dom day but cases come into my
hands which at a'st were only AI0ht H. fGnDIG-
ions Or hS phorynT. that might have been
cured In few days, but from long neglect the
S y. = has tftended 10 he dEtper D9ron1 y
ute HIo1t ana oTonehtat tuoES. hundfeds In this
day suffering with CatArrh which my treat.
E1sHt could not yasIto cure IN O JttO NtekG. but.
retOrtibg TO saltwater douchings and wope
than useless nostTums, until the disease has
run It's fatal courte and settled on the lungs,
many er them ICIH finally de Of Consumption
his statement, however alarming, u verified
Nj experience in Catarrh ennbles me to say
mat every case in which the lungs are not In
Yolved can b eurtd. More than this, I have
never known single case Of simple Catarrh TO
rtlGpie and become ddn0r0uS after treatment
with my showeri1R syringe. The treatment 10
bath constitutional and topical, and 10 carry II
out TequiIes not only knowledge OF the proper
remedies. but skill TO apply them. No one
without experience RHd tact can ever become
successful In this practice
Fees for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within the reach Of all
Aeolclnee lot all diseases By mail and axpress
TO AL pArts OF the country.
oPP1oG AND RTslpENoE,
No. 1909 EoR tOld Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathedral,
Iepl WHEELING. W. VA.
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLLFap

Nv AND NUT ICAL CONSRRVAToPY
ain open 1uIspkY, September l. 1874 Tbs
Musical Conservatory will DO under The Dire,
tofship Of Prof Herman RbelIng and Prof A
Roe, Jr, with capable Asistants. The FAcu ~ ~
Of Instruction Will inelude tho expehtptea
teachers " the pat year. Pupils will be h.,
eeiyed for Vocal or instrumental Music, DnT,
Ing, Painting, French or German. For term, q,
Genission' tuitiSS s. ssll On or addres. he
], D. CLARK, Head Of InstIui tIon. b6
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HON. Q. J. STUART is an independent
candidate for the House Of Delegates from
Doddlideo county:
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PuBLIo SALE OF SCHOOL PROP
i ERTY = =


In pursuance OF an order passed By the Board
Of Education Of the Echool District Of Wheel.
Ing, We Will again offer at public sale OF the
Court house Of Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, September Sd, 1874,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. Il, lot No. /, with the
building thereon, except the bell, stoves and
isTriture contained therein. and also lot No
In square No, "a. sAld lots are located on the
corner Of Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used BY the Third Ward School.
Immediate possession will be given OF tho
vacant lot No, ., but the Board OF Education re-
serves the right 10 occupy tho school building
on lot NO. ], and retain possession Of tho same
until the new school building now being { N.
GtruetRd for the Sc eond and Third Wards ehSll
be completed and ready 70 occupy, which vim Be-
about the list OF April, 1874
Trims or SALE-One.thIfd OF the purchase
money for lot No. TO DO paid In cash, and the
balance in two equal payments Of one and two
years, with interest from the day Of IAle, the
deferred payments TO be secured by Deed oil
Trust or the title retained until all the purchase
money 10 paid. Payments for lot No will be
made In teven, nineteen and thirty one months
rom day OF tA'e. bearing interest from the lst
day q april, 1875, and to be secured al above
stated.
II the lots arc sold together, tho relative value
OF each 10 be mutually Sgreed upon by the pur.
chaser and the undCrsigucd.
President Beard OF Edu alton.
]. n. BIoKEL. Clerk
au25 &c. HKRVRY, Auct!onefr
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r MDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given in all branches u,u,,,
taught In preparatory schools and Rcadt mis-!
The Department Of Modern LADHnSges il 1tSs;
tho control Of the eminently successful teSrhs,
DR.. Mayer. The Fall session Of 6iIeen Trrt,
commences Monday, September I, 1874 Por
Institute. corner Eof and 18th stfeetS, or a.
dress ]. N. Hutehison, Wheeling, W Va ~
JESSE @. BRUCE,
AuRl IN. HUTCHINSON
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OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ will be received BY the City OF Wheeling at
the ONCE OF the City Clerk, until Thur, day, Sep.
TENDER %, 1874, ats O'Clock P. n for the follow.
lowing described work, to-Wt:
FIrtt For ten thousand 10000 feet Inch
OAK Plank, II feet long, TO be delivered at such
place as the Street Commissioner shall direct
SecoHd: For the conjunction ofA bridge across
CAluwelfs Run, near JohnsoA's Mil, ia accord.
Anee with plans and specifications on lle in the
once OF the City Clerk.
Third For the construction OF o circular
Brick Sewer on "a h street, from northwest corn.
er Of Market street to the river. In conformity
with plans and specifications on 4 Q as above.
FoUrth. For the construction OF tight Board
Fence and erection Of Stable on the property
OF Mrs. Helen Bloch, on Ninth street, between
Main street and the river In accordance with
plans and specification on dle as above.
Fyh For Grading aud MAcads MIXING Zane
street, eth Ward. from Virginia EtHeet 10 Back
River Bridge, with four d strinss OF ha,d blue
limestone, properly broken and spread. Bids
for AAcAdAmiztng 70 be BY the perch.
SL1A. For Grading and Construction OF Wall
on st Charles street, in accordance with plans
and o. ecihcStions also on 1!e as above
BIDS.
Proposals 10 be endorsed with The character Of
the work bid on. c. T. COWAN,
Chairman Committee Streets and Alleys.
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Call for a Republican Congressional
Convention for the FlTst District OF
Waat ViRVInia.

Webb VIkini0s
The Rspab,iears Of the PirIt District, and Al
other persons who arc opposed 70 tho Ring Dc.
moerley and the NOMINEE for Congress OF the
RIlenboro Convention, arc hereby nouhGd and
requested 10 send delegates TO Convention TO
be held in the city Of Wheeling, on THURaDAT,
the 50 day Of September, 1874, for the purpose
Of nominating . candidate 70 represent sA.d
District IN the next Congress Of the Uuited
Stats.
Ills recommended that the various counties
10 The Distrle. hold Conventions d as early .
day as pO,sible 70 select dsegat:s TO attend said
Convention.
It IL confidently expected that Arrangements
will b made 70 provide half Are transportation
for delegates 70 and from said Convention.
GIolal KDHAADs,
Chairman Of Congregational Committee Of ~
RITst 0Oa3rtsSL1aI DiIttIeI
AouHDsVtILT. August 10, 1874.
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United States Building, Land
and Loan Association
Of Wheeling.

Tho above new Association has received its
into shares OF $50 each; weekly dues IS cents
per share.
:, Subscribers to the stock will meet In OTIS
HAN, eorno, 81 iSth and Market streets, on
TueecaY evening: september 49, on. Ht O'clock
for the purpose Of adopting Constitution and
paying tho entrance lee Of Is cents per share
The stock 10 being subscribed for rapidly.
La1ieS can hold shares In their own name.
Persons wishing 70 become members can ap
ply 10 either OF the undersigned.
a. q. ROB NsoN, CH,s ". COMM,
Gas. II, BERRY, r. J. sHTrH,
II. b. WaEAF, W. =. sTIYKL,
]. s. TRIMBLE, X. G. JORDAN,
b. p. HnDKETH, Isaiah WARREN,
9. " BALL, ]. r. MoCoRrNIY.
Gus9-M&Tu
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For sale.

IToR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE
u BUILDING LoT6.-Lpts No l, Q, 3, I and
5 equare ], Gilehrista Addition, On feet on n
York street, running east $50 feet 70 the river
beautifully. graded, supplied with ely water
the wlteT tront protected from washing.
TIRus-0n0 third ealh and the reaidie IN one
and two Year,, with interest.
X @ JORDAN, 2lSo ChApline ltFeet, or W. v
HOGB b BRO, BAiley's Block, Market street.
kuP99
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M RS: 9. E sMYTH'S SCHOOL FOR
III GlRLs-LindSleyI Institute BUILDING ~,
o. k9a and 18Th streets, viii reopen SeptsmSs,
W.. w. iSS; MAJ i1sl eoutse Of instruction in n.
Languages taught By Dr.. Mayer. Clis,S. T.
Drawing and Pait ting BY MrG NilkihSop III
For further information cali Al the FSSiA.,,.
Of Mrs. smyth, corner Of ron and iSth stIet,'
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KoCH's SWISS BlTTERs-

Taken twice or three times q day, win prevent
any sickness that may arise from drinking NO
much water or TOO much exposure to the Sun-ii
tones up and strengthens the stomach and tho
whole system. For sale at
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
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Educational,
ct. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY,

~ Coz. louRrElHTH AND KovT 81,
The duties ofthis Institution will be ,.',..' ~,
on Tuesdty, september LIST Parents Sse n sSs'!
50 70 sena me children prompt J. that The
may DO iully Organized from The commcn .os.nVl
A Drawing ClAig will be opened on M ~ eI y,
which pupils not attending the school viii 70 70
eamltted. Terms Per quarter Of eleven 49,
- 90. Entrance on i4th street "e'A
Au19 BI6TERB OR ar IOgpbr,
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EgUoATE Y OUR Sous,

National Business College. Prcpsre, yoons
men and boys for business lie. Individual In,
gtIueton given each student Il has ne bes,
teachers, best eoufee OF study and does moot iot
MARTIN d PRASHKR,
euRlo Wheeling, ". Va.
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DROPOsALs FOR LIGHTING

\ VITH ULEHKB UTEICBI
WHEELING, W. Va, sept, ], 1874.
Sealed Proposals. will be received at the once
Of the City Clerk until ThurSday, September I,
1874, At4P. n, for the lighting and extinguiBh.
ing Of the Lamps In the TIL Ward for one year,
Bids shall DO BY the post, and 10 furnish oil and
wick for the same; the Lamps 70 be III and tx.
iinRuIshed BY the same schedule as the city gas
Lamps. Y. A. BRITT,
sept City Clerk.
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5000 REWARD.

Wowill give 4 reward Of $500 for the dIseoyO.
y ana arrest Of the party or parties who cot Ere
70 inc Wheeling Brewery on Tuesday, the aSth
au2S SMITH q 90, q
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GIINSe.GIrNs.


TRE PARKER
BREEcH LOADING, DOUBLE BARRELRD
SHOT GUN.
This popular gun undeniably supports its claim
as being the
BEST IN WO Dl
Perfectly Simple in Construction
Very Strong and Durable!
Barrels s~elf-Locking.
Uses Central Fire Metallic or Paper Cartridges
AT H OPTION OF PURCHASERS!
1t has been four years before the public, and
Its success is really remarkable. It's superiority
over all others, and the claims of the manufac-
turers, are we'll substantiated by the following
FACTS
There are more Parker Guns In the hands Of
American Sportmen than any Foreign breech-
loader.
There are three times as many Parker Gunsin
the hands of American sportmen as there are of
any other American made breech-loader.
At the Utica convention of the New York State
sportmen's Association, the number of sports
men who used the Parker gun was equal to that
or all others who used central fire hreeeh load
ers, of both American and Foreign make com
hined.
While the Parker gun is 80 often rcported a.
distinguishing Itself at large shoots throughout
the country, it is noticeable that few such reports
are made OF any other gun.
The lowest price Parker un are within reach
of those OF moderate means, while they are in
every way a thoroughly good gun.
inc higher grade Parker guns are gotten up in
q style eqnaled by few, and excelled by none.
The most fastidious will find them all that can
be desired.
Our descriptive and price catalogue will be
mailed to any address upon application.
Address all communications to.
PARKER BROTHERS,
inch 22-tR. West Meriden. Conn.
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- q join D. whiatinE.on-Na.

1888.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH COURT,
- St. Landry-Whereas, Delaware r. Danger
deld, OF the Parish Of St Landry, administrator
Of the estate Of John d, Wilmington, deceased,
having He'd a tableau OF classification Of the
debts and distribution of funds of said estate,
accompanied by her petition praying for the
h0m0logafion OF the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by O 0fdersOf conrt, bearing dafe
February sd, 1915. sasafga s III ssI;
Now therefore notice lie hereby given I'd all
persons interested 30 make Opposition f0eRaid
tableaH in writing at my office in the towno q
0pel0usas, Withinthe tinerequired bylaw. why
the sai6tablean SHOULD not be h0mOlegatBd and
aonllfIped Nj a. ROBERTSON. Clerk.
faD 6-hlg
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| scribe for. " 5 .I
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or four OF the above periodicals, may have tho
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application.
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saessssion de Cieoniae Z. q. Piere.--Ne.

@a4t# NJ HEa8 ,EH5## n 1ABU. - ~
FTAT DE LA LOUIsTANE.-cOUR DE pa
rOisse, st. Landry.-AttBndu Que Henry
Beauregard, dc Ia ParOisse st. Landry, admin
istFatetr de la succession deCleonise 4. G. Pitrs,
dec6dee, ayant enregistrG u1 tabfean dc classic
cation deS dettes dc Ia dite succession, aCc0na-
payne dune petition denlandallt T-homol0gatt0n
di9eluf;g #3A
Et aftendu quiz d etc fait droit a 10 fernando
qes lasA ite Petition par IN Ordre de la EOur en-
date dl 81 F6vrier, 1873. Il 5H5
En- consequence, avis est parIe present donl6
tIxint2resses dane cette succession, d'avoir 4
fare 0pp0satIdtt; al aucnne ils. ont, par 6crit, Al
mon bureau dams ia vile d'0pelousas, dams les
d6lais aeeUfd8s par Ia Ioi, pourquOi ID Git Tabfeau
ne Serait pss Appfunve ct lO1mOlOgu6.
IaT aev
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so d under and In accordance with the provisions
Of this act shall be sold on Saturday Of each
week, the sale to begin between tine hours o1ten
and eleven o'clock a. n. -
sec. IL. Be it further ordained, That it shall
be the duty of the constable TO take Q descFtp.
ton Of all hogs by their Sex, kin1, Colof ana
marks, the UWner or owners of which are TN
known. LIS
Sec. 10. Be it further ordained, That this ord
nance shall take effect ten days from and after
fts first publication In the official journal, and
that all other ordinances or parts Of ordinances
on the same subject matter be and the same are
hereby repealed s@E 9r5t - -g3a 2Fe~&
Ordained May 18th, 1874.
-.-..a JAMES RAY, President.
Attest: JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
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a-aeeeaaiais Il Iehn D. whiasfngssn.

8 ."H@ST NO. Ja83s 80 n - n -
ETAT DE LA LOUTSTANE.-COUR DE PA,
roisse, st. LandrEsvAtteRdu que Delaware
nistratriee de II succession de JohnD. Whiting.
ton, decide, ayant enreglstR6 un tableaN dc
classification des deftes ct distribution dies fonde
de In dite succession, aceompagnG dune peti.
ton d~enlanaau ph0nlOlOgation dslcelnis
Es 4ttRUdn Gun aG1& 3ait droit b ia deEnande
o. % .dltH Petition par I'm Orire da IL COur 81
date dn s Eevrser, 1874.
En- consequence, avis est par le present donnG
aux inteTesses dams cetta succession, d,avoir a
faire anpOslFiun, ~ aucuae lis ont, par ecrit. d
mon h1teals dams Ia vile ds099eieusas, dams les
d8lalg aceep1ea par Ia I0s p~0urauoiie dit ta5leaa
ne aerait pas anpr01yE Ell hom0legue.
et6y
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N0TECE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
~ juat opened d carpoater's Sion IN Landry
slfnet. l0ld P0st0fieel. He viii build or repnir
houses, etcss make collins and any otter work Cd
his line be business,
HpH1 N. Rs MEanSLEY.
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Estate Of Treville meehs.-No. asAf.

Estate Of Treyiile meche.-Ne. 9S41.
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT,
st. Landry.-Whereas, Eremise Sicily, of
the Parish OF st. Landry, tutrixof the estate of
Tr6ville MGehe, deceased, has filed "a final ia
bleau and distribution of the funds Of said es-
tate, accompanied by her petition praying for
the hornoiogation of the same;
Ant whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted BY an order of court, bearing date
March 9Th, 1874.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested. to make opposition to said
tableaa1 in writing st my Office in the town Of
0pelOusas, within the time required by law,
why the said tablean should nOtbe homOl0gRted
and confirmed. 5
w. a, ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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NJ ReOMMENmRD nv THE MED.
L& ical Faculty Of Opel0usas. WHAT

a good and pure Tonic, scientifically compound
ed, net mixed at random, carefully theorIzed,
and perfected, by years of study and close OBJ
HerYafiun, as to It's adoption to relieve morbid
conditions OF the system, such as
Tornfd Liver, Loss of Appetite. imperfect or
lanRuld Digestion, Nervousness and ifs train OF
nanieless ills. Only so cents a bottle.
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Esta.c OF Clanncey seynaour.-No. 3e1

Estate Of ClaRuncey seymOur.-No. 3619
STATE or Observation-Disclosures COURT,
= st: Landry Whereas, Joseph Bloch, Of the
tate of Chauncey Seymour, deceased, having
hled a final tableau of distribution OF the funds
of said estate, accompanied by his petition pray
ing for the hem9l0gafiOn of the same;
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
March Sd, 1874. y
N0W, therefore, notice is hereby given to NIL
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my office in tho town Of
Opelonsas, withinthe time required by law, why
said tableau should not be homolOgated and con-
IirMed. w. A.. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
apl 1O-h1g a rrr MI.