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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
PROCLAMATION.
THE ASSASSINATION or RED RIVER
PARISH OFFICERS.

Stair ~! LOUISIANA
Exec iti.e Department.
New Orleans. ~Seutemoez ;. lo.s.)
Whereas. During she morning o! sunday. August
30. !5:., =: the Mcfarland plantation, in the pa:.sh
Of Bossie,. ao0s: forty miles cas-: of the Texas
line. HOMER J. ~TW!TCHE.L. ROBERT A..
DEVICES. CLARK HOLLAND. VI. J. HOWELL.
FRANK $. EDGEaTON and u. g. "!LLLS, peace.
FL! and law abidin. citizens .; ,!:s state. we've
cruelty murdered il cold blood hy = body OF armed
and mounted mea claiming To i'e'ong 20 An organ.
cation Known as the White League Of louisiana:
Now. therefore. I. William PITT Kellogg Governor
OF :he State Of louisiana. wit! a vIe~, II poss:bls.
o: bringing the perpetrators OF this grea; outrage
to Justice. and Of preventing the repetition o: such
crimes in the future. do iss:e this ing p%rOc!ama-
t:O:. Offering . reward o: FIvK THOUSAND DOL.
LARS each for such evidence As e.al: lead to the
arres. and conv:e:ioA OF the SAID murdere,s. o,
any OF them.
Given under INV hand. and che Sea! Of the State
hereuato attached. this third day OF September.
in the year OF OR Lord eighteen hundred and
seventy. -four. ana 0: the independence Of the
Cui.ed States the ninety-ainti.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
Z. Il. DEsLoSOE.
Secretary Of State. SEA 10
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= :.u.ic teacher re!Li-k- u. tn. Chicago
1-juns: "Music certainly :. ;he line II:
tia. makes hcla- pleasant. ."or. than .aa..
!. :. IL. fine a.:--lna:an': II. .east Ip:o.-
ia: VI. eventually n..... ~ "a" :cs-i.
- Loose mod" .! !ana'!:..!r On every
La: !. 20. can And ..m.i;r. driver. :" L".se-
.-.y.n.in heit-ie;eL,r. I, a:".: tue yam"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

We !.a-. received .:J;I -. National
;....way Publication CohA.'.l.r re septeHA.
'.: .um.er oi liz, Jga:.!s.. ''.!.t!a! Guide
= ~. railway AMI s:e.n navigation lines
-: :he tnituI States Az. Z aua!a. IL THIS
obtained all the ,G!nl.i. Particulars 80 70
"a. luufr>. stations. ..L!l- 4. i..... r;c. ~. al.
ne railways "A u: '..:::r. 80 GLiue'oi,
.,.aps ,,re.ra: Z" tie eye q: :.r !e."er u: =
lance .lie Who'll. ro;i:aa q: the United
states :raversed by Ike, 9. travel. 70:
AZ i, :.!c Railroad :ic.,:. ...s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

..,u. ticket" .ai 'h- :..:..::. a: I'VE
~. Peoples Party" ha. .!>-rneac'. from
~. columns Of ihr .si.ti. III: sac shee:
..!li keep. a: The he's! o: Z, '.i.o:.a. cog.
,rr tn. White League i!."';. ":!:ie:. Hy IL:
.,.enr;uen,eL Little Clan: q: ONE. .iay..
=: the following words: "i!.' government
so. made by white !nrn. :o' :he 'eaeit .:
whit, men and their rv.ter!': forever. an'.
.r.,ul. b.. a.m;aisfrtv.. 4! white men. ana
:. none o.i,r- whatsoever. 1A.. tex.
from whic,, al! E.a..H so-:e! - preached.
!. .u. intended 20 .ony.rc. co!c:ei ,.e,;'..
tt..' ..l.i: ...!.i. 49,. Ec..; sacred rs WIZ:
-. .;e,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

80. day las ELAPSED Stage re restoration.
q: Governor Kellogg. :a":a. executive
authority. and yet ." l~!rei.i: i.as 1eeI
called 10y tn. Chamber -! C.:ni.e:ca :.
:..:'.y :" III. entire s;a.na:!"h -: business.
III. expression ii .~"'niLec.:a. o~iin.ca
-:...n!.i l.. altered for the SAKE. ~ complete
consistency. Relying nvos IN. !atr-: AZ.
y..... ..ercnart. in oti.e: -; yes are no" ac..
-. .nacg the impression :i.l, business has
.e.cr r-...e been 50 lri-s ia New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Tie smallest and Mo.. A.:C All: going
!,.:: &c: has jus. ies.. .ua::s-i. a .oca!
reporter Gays: The h:ite w.!l.e; On the
.,r ., her father" The performance o;
H.. waking iea: took ,iac. IL .is:ca. and
H.. q, !. circus, "a might j.. Inferred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Tie safety Of the Lr:.e': STATE. army j.
Assured: by the Iicis,aryc'." :: :.e sixteenth
instant. j, says: Tho white people OF the
South have She k,niess feelings Tor tAe
:...yaa! forces. w. would Xix. 10 see any
,.....ey Of United States soldiers Stationed
yea. this city. because !Aev would ::"p:o'e
:,...;.e.. OF almost AL kinds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

.:- friend, i. I. Wa..ne. dong Business
=. No Ia Canal street. VINO Ia. aan..":
4, keep his shirts on hand during '.!- '"'.
revolution, informs his friends .: advertise
II. N, N another column. 'A.: ~ t"i zap.
D.; ....m will. shirts, ':u.er-ar,neats Az:
io;'.: article, "a; MoGeia.. ..!c".. i:s ~:
.. 20 please. AMI ii, :r:i.- .i. c....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Tie trouble at Bayou Sara attracts
..ore attention and creates more excite.
,aent in White League circles than all the
other cio:ing il the State. We account
Tor it OF the ground that this is the only
point where the negroes have gained even
s temporary asceniancy. When the me-
groes are in the majority the movement is
called a riot: When the White Leaguers
have it their OWE way it is credited to the
Nannle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
4 GRAVE DISCREPANCY.

Day before yesterday the F;cayane and
Bulletin were jubilant over their VI re.
ports that more than five thousapd- stand
Of arms had been captured at the various
police stations and the arsena!s. It now
appears that only about two thousand can
be found. The diaerence--three thou
sand-has doubtless been claimed as pr.
vate property. Perhaps the right derived
from peaceable possession may be good in
law. at least mob law. yet it looks to us
very much like 3 Case @: tort or outright
larceny.
Again. we hear that fo:ty-eigh. dollar
Winchester rites were logged away and
old condemned smootL-bores. worth
probably fifty cents apiece. returned in
their stead. There is a perfec: wealth. a
superatundance o: high tone and honor.
able dealing i'll such a sharp transaction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

10. ,.,; .yen., %! RIO. AID .:.,.!:. Ea'-
way tor peace. IL: ana o:Irs n
~. :...l =. establishment: .. Governor K...
l."., crr people are E::r c.s~..:4. as1 Jess
p.ra.siyc than on Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Tie she:in Of thc parish. "a orleans vi.
81. at auction iL. day. .; .P N. a: lis
warehouse. Nos. =. and =, Orleans street.
lc:"e.n Hc.a! End bourbon. second Dis.
tn: household AMI ":i.- furniture. hard:
~:rc. Fancy goods. trimmings. groceries.
,..,. ron ana wood .,",. railing. pianos.
-,.".. paintings. .as .A!u'r-. ;!n"s:e. etc.
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l.: :;...e .:a:. -. ...,an; a.. :a.'r.. :. 10
,-...aA; ~ .h.rr,. .L.a. Ho::. IL = uol.ssc
f..s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

I:.:e..o, iIshtr ia. .'.yIAD.v Naa'"
:":.r..., :.ls.ake. !n-t-ai =: king us
'~....:... c:li.n ne oni" hai ;. ~cIa1.I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
CIRCULAR.

OFr:Ct SrAry REGISTRAR ~ No.sNs
Sew Orleans, Sept-LEbe: - i8Fa.
Tie registrars Of vO.e.s ia the seVe's- "ascsi III
III. c;,v q: New Orleans. vino have oe-:. prevented
from performing. their duties since Noa'''S .as''
will! resume registration CA oSOAf September
81, 1884.
The once viii: i.e opened 1t tie Ueusi Lo.s. -
s.e .SN directs.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Saratoga belle cal s:t...: t.: th:se
.:....:. o.. boiled ss2. SIS Ls'.s eA'.
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xtprH,,C;x STATE TICKET.

.
c,.-:..n. Monday. November =, 1874.
FOR STA. ;r."s.r.r.
ANTON. LiEu!.ET.
r.. .Mrt.r"' C,r:-ess. Fy.' D..'"...
J. HALL. siiii.H.
:..::..:o..' E,"Df..s. S1.>"| D.-.r'.
HENRY e D:BE:.,..
l... H..t...; T..g,.&. .ji," T.''.'.
CHESTER Il. L.:.H::.L.
-. .H...r ~ I.n.'::- :"''J. I'''"..'.
GEDHH. J.. SMITH.
ia. .!c"o.. >, .>..1.... E'h b-'''.'.
FRANK :...:I.
tr: ....l.y.; ...,,es.. 50" b..''..'.
T. l.. NASH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

~: :A.i: deed. :. -n.! A." s;::A =
...:ea s.,a;. D:..";..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
ORDER.

All State officers who have been prevented du,.
ing the recent disturbances from performing their
cu.:es WI. Immediately resume thei: othciSl
functions. The Board OF Metropolitan Police will
at once o,.soize the police force OF New Orleans
an. assume she ma.a ;eaaaCe Q: TIE peace Sac
o.de: Of lie city.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

T'ECTOHIA INSURANCE COMPANY
Z ORLEANS
Oflce Nss Ill Graviee Street.
URB EiREs MARINE AND RfvER RISKS AZ
LOWEST RATES.
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The above scate ment is . true and cocress trauap
e.ip: from the books Of The company.
J. Z. Rosx. Secretary.
era%a - t,-,rA.l.l
Parish 81 Orleans, CT, OF New Orleans.
S1o"n - and subscribed before ne sl.s sveutYs
taiGd ia; Ss March, 49,
?. CHARLES c%cvELLiER.
Toear- PAbIic. Ma. ~ I.svrS SsgeeSs
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
EleC.e@ February. .9:t
Charles BriggA y NJ. B-nsc.s.
Amt. Carriers, fhomasH HIass
George 4. fssi.Sxs CAG. dono.e.
Z. Eruyier. J.. . sinisoS,
2. A.6a-sOlA =. Howard
A. Fye!e,ichA. kdwxd Tob~.
Geo,s. =. DIaSaf. Wssa. y'oyton,
George W. HrlSoa, William K.ox.
Henry J. vos,. WIS. Bailey
=. Marquee }. I. LivallSas
Charles WsSaa1ss 4. K. Miles,
4. LecoE,: Edward No.phS.
ffaad "siiiarnas IA. LuIA,
lDarisS Lanttss Si.as Weeks
E.dolpl! *ie% Z. K. Bryant
~ &. Back, 4. q. Ocean
Joha !. Wallis ma:
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ANNUAL


CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPANTo
May 23. 1874.
fos.l sros. Premiums FOX rear ending
Earned Premiums, less reinsurance AID -
return premiums..... ............ sle.sS ~
Less .c.seS pad and edti.
MateA........ ...........S 1.a,Sc. "
Less taxes, discount IL leu OF
Ca-:ioi JatiOa, iuterestO On
Sap..a., Iess discount. etc. lp,s:s es-cS. SCI ~
Ne pTOaes..s.. Sc, 72 -
To;al gross assets of cOnpany..... t32 SAG -
The Board o: Trustees resolved tina: alter pay.
tag the fourth quarterly interes. az two and a halt
= dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
in casl. on aui after che :wenty.;h.rd day of Juns
next, - those parties insuIl:sX ~i:a the com2aay
eE:. tiled to receive she same.
TEUSVEES.
Thomas A Adams, Samuel 2. ewnaa
Samuel Y. XeUE.Gy, CT. 3.iGeCkc.
John Ph.lpS. 4. 9. Oi-:,
Adam Thomson, Henry Ab:a.ams
P. n. Strong. Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bowling, Edward }. Gay.
John NJ. SaldIdge. simon Hernsieims
Simon EOyC2e!mes, Jo5ep. Z. Vote,
r. E. Post. 4, Levi.
Edward P.isiUc~. John L. kinS.
Charles {. SlaybacA, Frederick Canesden,
David Wallace. J. Harris.
Andrew Stewart, Joseph S,One.
THOMAS \. ADAMS. PRECEDENT
Hz:RYv G.ssy:. Secretary.
,ry16 -, Il SA IL
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Wien :. man :...s -. 80: .: a1r:: :e :.
:. ..:...y :,...c.
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....::2,erc.c:e.,. =. !. .:.:.:aa Io"ei
q. ...:ra.!e.
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Under Ac, No. %, session Of as74.

'Fo; :i- amendment: to article seventeen fe!a.
tive 10 the .ia' o! eiectiag Representatives,, or
Against the amendment to article seventeen
relative to the day OF eleCtInS representatives
And whereas, It is made the duty OF the Governor.
at teas: SIN weeks before every general election. TO
issue his proclamation giving notice thereof by
publication in the Otficia! iOurna'.
Now, therefore,, I. William ?. Kellogg. Governor
Of .he State OF Louisiana. issue this my
proclamation. notifying the qualified voters
,hrou2!o,i: the state o. the election Aforesaid.
and commanding al! Supervisors Of kesistra.
;io.. Commissioners OF Election and 0tles Off
GERS therein concerned 20 hold said election
or Re representatives. to Congress. State Treasurer.
Senators and Representatives to the Genera! As.
sembly, Parish Judges. She1iI.s, COroners, Justices
OF the Peace. Constabe>. etc. and tor the satItica.
ton or rejection Of the proposed amendments 10
the constitution, on MONDAY. II SECOND A
OF NOVEMBER NEXT Said election 20 be con.
.iuc,e. and She return. shereO: made IL a.. respects
according to Che provisions of :he constitution and
laws If :ii, state and of the Emitted StateA.
Given under my hand and the sea! Of tho State
hereu..toa attached this tenth day OF September. IL
the year 0: OFF, Lord. one thousand eigh: nun.
dred and seven:y.four. and Of the independence O;
the United Sta:es;Le nine:y-liatL.
WILLIAM P..kELLOGG.
By TIE Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary o! State. s.:s
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4. glMEg sADER, President.
CH. ES1STFELD, Vice President.
GhO2GE STRONEYE2. SecrerA-Ys
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

.e:sc.e, state Regi
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4 STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC.

BY the oOvefEOs:
=. Il. DESLOScE,
Ganvceaev ~ &pa4A
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QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GO: ERHOR.

se-sep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
DIED.

CAREEY.-At Wheeling City Hospital. on
Wednesday evening. SeptsubeE 9, 1874, CHRlS-
foPHER J. CAHNET, in the 4ld year OF his age.
The funeral viii start from the Wheeling Hos.
pltAl ~ "a r. today. solenn Requiem Mass
wall be ehAnted in the Cathedral AtIOA. Y. The
rsnainI will then be taken TO the new Catholic
Cemetery On the National Road.
In compliance with the rule Of the Catholic
OnnFeh the relatives Of the deceased desire thai
there be no 6t0oitI in thefursral pEOotSEiOn.
BlgHL.-on Wednesday night, septembe; 9
1874, ALL o'clock JACOB BnHL, aged q years
The funeral will take place this afternoon AZ
O'Clock, from the residence Of Peter thinner
head OF 2;th tueet. Friends Of the family AT
invited 10 Gtteud.
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says 100000 negro votes through The
north, the yoteTs saying "giye % The bill
and we viii vote for you, but ifnot, not.
Morton and other high priests Of Repub-
licaniSm say the party stands pledged
TO PASS THE BrLL.
Then the Col. told how beautifully
Col. Dan, COL Campbell and Hans Good
had come up 10 the rack and were par
taking Of the straight Democratic fodder,
and stumpiDg for him. When amidst
gentle, almost silent, applause Col. Ben
took his seat and Col. Dan was intro
duced. Dan soon got into the currency
question and hammered Of II ioE q good
while. His argument was much like Col
Wilson's, but be was frank enough 70 say
he wanted an initiation oil (t400, 600, OOO)
OF more. In fact he thought thirty or
forty million more would DO none too
much for this great country, according
10 81 rules OF political economy. Dan
sper, the most Of his time on this part Of
his speech. Alter that the band played
ard the melting adjourned.
BOB M'ELDowERY.
Yesterday the speakers wsat out to the
convention Of Wiley = 6oughners, and
got Of pretty near,J he same speeches 81
The County Convention. And 1t was Q
lively. baL not large, convention. Tho
Gradt and Green delegates thought ii was
q put.up job TO nominate Bob Meadow
rey for the Legislature, and said 60 bold.
y. They kicked and quArreled. and
forced the Proctor delegates 10 withdraw
But finally they got them back and got
to work again, but then two Of them
withdrew finally. After some three
houu Of wrangllng and growing, and on
the seventh ballot, Bob was nominated
for the Office. But, as q delegate said,
you may beat us here, but we will show
you Of the polls" u
Colonel Peterson will run independent.
ly against Bob, and likewise A, G. Cal.
vert. At present 1t looks as though
Colonel Peters0n's chances were good.
Tho Colonel is q sound Republican.
NosIDDA.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Take notice that the undersigned, h4ving been
oy Tue Probate Court Of belmont county, Ohio,
appointed guardian Of the person and estate OF
LyGH Eotee, minor resiGipg In that county,
Suo nANlnR given snneient bond, with surety,
nett Oetooet term Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia apply 10 sid Cir.
cut Court 10 authorize me 10 collect and receive
me money belonging to the estate Of the said
Company OF Wheeling, West Virginia on their
noliey numbered 23.ll6, insurinH two story
ltans building situated in Charleston. KAnaWhs
connty, West Virginia 1gAinlt nre to the amount
Of nreen hundred dollars, winch buiIding WAS
oestEoyed oy fire on or about the 18Th OF JAnuA-
~, 1874, while said Policy was 10 force; and Also
10 authorize me to remove sid money when re-
eeiVed into tho state OF Ohio
sepS-rh ANNA HARTLEY. Guardian.
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For Sale.

ITOR BALR-VERY DESIRABLE
u UILDlN9 Lofs-Lots No. ], .. :, I and
square I. 0ilehrlStb Addition, % feeton n.
YORK street, tuning east $50 feet 10 The river
These lots are - high % any on The Island,
BEAUTIFULLY gFAded, supplied with city water,
The water front protected from washing.
TiRIs-One thiid ealh And the Teaidue In one
and two years, with interest.
K q. JORDAN, $3.50 Ch1pline street, or Wv.
H0Gg 3 BRO, BAiley'S Block, Market ItfteI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
DR.. LONGDON
ON THE
DURABILITY OF CATARRH.

! have written more on this disease tbs.
Others, not 90 much because OF Its having beer
tptddIty IN my practice for many years s. O.:
account Of its fearful prCr1leRee in this climate,
and being IN thousands nj cases tie fTEi Eagf
q TIA! ttTyiNs and fddl DIdL1dv, CoIInDlp.i1f
AAny Who seek my AID have been trying patent
uosuums until their cases have become no,
only very serious, bat not O fec rkol!y tntgr1
~. seldom day bat cases come into ny
hands which 1t DIST were only Eli1ht In f1rH,nj.
tLohs or Ne phoTyn<. that might have bect
cured In few dSJs, bat from lOpg neglect III
dtse1se has extended 10 ne dtEptr portIons 4
nc throat and 6ronehlGiNu5es RuEiFeds ia III.
city, and thousands all over the co1ptrT aIs 10,
day suffering with CatArrh which nav iy,c,.
meat Mould not JGiI 10 cure Ia Ieic etGkJ bat
tesorttug 10 saltwater douehinRs and wore
thAn useless nostTuns, until the dIEease Ia.
run iS ntAl course and settled on The urP,.
many q them IeiH finally die Of Conunpd5s
Tbs statement, however alarming, il rS,ir,i
Ny experience In Catarh enAbles me TO .r
mat ever e1se IN which the lungs are no; II
YolTed can b cltfd. More than this, / have
never Known single case Of simple CGt4Y'A p
rtL9pts and become dangerous ate, treatment
Win my shoRertbR syringe. The rcAtmel, -
both constitutional and topical, and 10 carr II
out requires not only knowledge OF the prGpt'
temedlts, but skill 70 Bpply them. No tns
Mthout experience AId tact can ever become
sueeesstul IN this practice.
Fees for consultation. examination. Advice
and treatment within the reach Of ali.
Medicines for al diseases BY mail Ard sIp'ess
70 all parts Of the country.
oYTIcI AND RIsIpEHck,
No. 1909 EoR (old Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathedral,
SEPT WHEELING. WA
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WHEELING ISLAND DRIVING
TO sPoRTsMEN q OTHERS.

We, the undersigned, have rented the above
grounds and Atted them up in good order, laid 4
good dancing moor In Floral Ball, and will cover
the same 20 ~ 10 protect all who may rent II for
PenicS and keep them dry and In the shGde
We will Also take Horses 70 train TO trot, rur
and pace; also take Colts and wild runaway and
kicking horses 70 break. and homes that are sIcE.
lame, or any a0ment that they arc subject %
will % treated With ekiiI and care.
The Track will be let TO persons who NAV
want 70 make rAee, By making application.
Season tickets can be had for $40, each piIipg
The holder the privilege Of driving each Gitef
noon.
A. ?. HARCHRR, M.D.,V,S.
ny2 JAMES A. UAPLRBY.
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Educational,

MRS. G. z sMYTR's SCHOOL FOR
1N eIRLg-LAndsleyI Institute Building ~,
o. BOT and 18th streets, viii reopen septsnS@,
IN 1915. A full eourSe Of Instruction IN n
languages taught By Dr.. Mayer. ClGsse, in
Drawing and Painting By HtG Wilkinson,
RoF farther information call a. The reEidtb,s
o. hfa.snyIh, corner OF Byron and 18Th sutsts
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KIMBERLY & co.

Special EaE and mHter Cab arrangement.
Buy your tickets for Coal or Coke Of any quEl.
ity At our once, r. J. smyth's Store, torper
Market and Il h streets. You can save at least
Is per cent BY 20 doing. Try It.
A good supply Of Coal in the ShRtes at all
times, Country people.And others who want TO
haul their own Coal can DO accommodated.
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w KEELING CONSERyATO-
w RY OF MUSIC. in connection with tbs


w RY oF MUSIC, in connection with the
HUESLLHG FSAALE COLLkGR.
Prof Hermann EBELNs, Director OF Instru.
mental Music. Prof A. :. koE. Jr- Director Of
In order 20 meet the constantly Increasing de-
mApd In Wheeling and its vicinity for HISHER
srLNDLLD Of instruction in the science and art
o. Music, the Managers Of the Wheeling Female
college have organized Conservatory OF Music,
on The basis Of the best ConieryAtofies oil the
East, and have engaged the above accomplished
Masters Is Directors. They will be assisted BY .
corps Of capable and experienced Teachers In
Ause. lnst+uetion is given In everything pei.
tA'ntng 10 Music, tueh as the Theory OF Music,
Thorough Hasa, Harmony, Counterpoint, Com
petition, &C. Alto IN Voice Culture and the
use Of all Musical Instruments, IS the Piano,
ripe Organ. Cabinet Organ. Guitar, Violin, 6c
Ladies and gentlemen received in the Corser.
TAtory. The Pirst Term commences Septem Der
lst, ls14: Pupils can enter 81 ANY time, and
Will be charged proportionAtc rates.
For full particulars IS 70 terms Of tuition or
boarding, Gall on or address the President, Rev.
WH; II, NORTON, or the Rev. J. B. CLArK,
Head OF distraction ana
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r .NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given in al branches usual,
taught IN preparatory schools md aeAdt mIe.
The Department Of Modern IAnRaaRea 4 ntss,
theeoniEol Of the emihently SuensI1fal teSsss,
Dr.. Mayer. Toe Pau Session Of afieen Ttsi,
commences Monday, eeHienbtT 7, islA. 10,
lnltitlle, corner Eo6 and 18th ItreetI. Or n
dFtsaJ.d Huiehibon, Wheeling, " Va
rvs. gees JESSE Q. BRUCE.
GuRi g. in. HUTCulSOS
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

I -
BY virtue Of Deed or Trust mIae By Robert
B. Woods 10 me - Trustee. bearing date The Sgtn
day Of January, ISoO, snd recorded IN Ne C!afk .
otnLe Of the County, Court Of ohio county, IN
Deed Book No. %, PGge s., IGhAno On IIo
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF October, 1874,
Of The mont door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county, At 10 O'Clock A. H., OaEr fOF hAle a. pub
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about ~ miles north Of Tho city Of wheel.
ing on the east side OF The 0hiO rtyer being part
of the A. P Woods, decd, home iIfEa, having .
front on the east side Of The county road and
bounding thereon IS poles, and tIiendilR back
eastward Ab0ut 100 poles, containing u X IeFes
Of And, eoYeiing and intending igH acres OF coal.
ALTO. Z strip Of land 10 feet vide and about ~
poleS long, running frpm the Bouth western corn.
or Of aid Aet 70 the river, being thu Forth ball
TnnxI OF SGII-one third eash and The bal.
Ance In Gix and twelve mnnihA, secured By Deed
Of Trust ~. 8. BRADY, Trustee.
J. G. HRRHEY, Auetioneer.
Al The Eame time will be offered for sale iI0k
acres Of coal lying Immediately back Of The
above described tact OF land.
ants B0BKRT B. WOODS.