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SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1876.
Republican State Convention

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party 81
West Virginia will bc held at the cItyot Parkers'
burg, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1876
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, gtats Superintendent Free Schools, and
three Judges Of the Court Of Appeals: also for the
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
traasactlns such OthOrprOpc business as may come
before the Convention.
The Union Republican Party Of tho State Is re-
quCs,Cd toappOInt delegates TO Sid Convention from
thswariOuS counties, at such time and in such man
ner as mny be convenient 70 the people of the sew
cral counties.
All voters of tho State, without regard to past
political differences or party affiliations, who are Ia
favor Of such changes In Ou Constitution and law
rs experience has shown necessary, and favor re
trepchment and economy In the administration o.
our State Affairs and the punishment Of oaicia
corruption, arc cordially invited to participate Ii
the ald County and State Conventions.
by order Of the State Union Republican Excel
tive Committee. JOHN W. MASON,
GRAFTON, ". Va. juno !, 1876. Chairman
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pultney townfhip demanded propor,

Ppltnsy township demanded proper
tionate representation IN the county con-
yention, and being refused, the delegates
did % they were instructed and left The
convention. Mr.. LoDgley was one Of the
Psecretaries, but did not remain. DR..
Junkins was the only delegate who sat
Il out, and the name he gave himself, the
clone star from Pultney," will cling 10
him some time: II the Republican can
didate cannot be elected without the sup
port Of Pultney township he will proba-
bly, be defeated.
Mr.. VIII NJ. Wetherald and Miss Jen.
ME Waters were married on Thursday
evening at the residence OF the brides
father, Rev: G. G. Waters.
Intelligent Democrats in Bellaire can
swallow Tilden, but they choke on Free
Trade. .75, u u.J,. .,s.5u.
Our police. force make q great blow
about @doing their duty, their whole duty
and nothing but their duty but we would
like TO know by what special dispensation
loafers gather ut every street eorner'eyery
evening and insult ladies and afront gen.
tlemenwho are passing. 81.
A new telegraph line has been erected
through Bellaire, along the 9. 4 7. r. +,
Rev. WIN. CASTOR will preach ahistori-
cal sermon tomorrow, morning by re-
quest Of the General Assembly,
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nIED.


cHAREocK-FrIday, June Goth. 1876, at II
O'Clock a. n, ANNA, daughter of Joseph and
Kath. Ann G. Charnoek, aged ytaf months
and II days. 700 @
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
li27 Mecoloch street, Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
REnEY-on Friday, juno 30. 1876, at * P. n,
BHuCE HARRis0n, son Of Rev. DR.. ]. MckI Kelley
and N. Aleesta Kelley, ased 2 years, 0 months and
7dayA I'D. t-4.
Funeral from the Parsonage Of the Fourth Street
n. E. Church, No. co Fifteenth street, Onsabbath,
the ID proIimo, atiP. n -.
ss oGaE5 ! sa .Scs sss 'Sas &c
Ssh year Of his age. ~
Funeral from his latc residence, corner Twelfth
and chapllne streets. Sunday, July I'd, at O'Clock
p. n. Friends Of tho family arc iayited to attend.
Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, .,
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BELLARE LocAIs,-Work was yester.
day commenced on the Triumphal Arch
to DO erected at the, corner Of Belmont
and Thirty.third streets for the Fourth.
Il will be . regular canopy, with four
supports, constructed OF wood and iron,
The pyrotechnie display will be under the
care q james Archer, Andrew Richard
son and Daniel Thebald. @Lafe" Griffin,
an old artilleryman, viii superintend the
firing Of the salute Of 100 guns, which will
commence at midnight. Various com.
mittees will keep The different bells going
all night, and Wallaees band will open
up he day With the, playing Of the Nat
ion3l Anthem" at midnight. The pro-
cesSion will m6yea 0 o'clock. - =
Rev. III. Spencer will preach his an
nual sermon TO the members Of tho Dis
ciples' Church on Sunday morning.
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NERVOUS ExHAVsTIoN.-A MEDICAL
IN Esmy, comprising series Of lectures deliver
% 1t KahthS Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indisputably how lost health may be regained, al.
forting clear synopsis Of the lmpedlments 70 mar
riage, and tho treatment Of nervous and phyAlcal
debility, being the result Of 20 Year, experience
Office and residence 81 East 10Th street, New York
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
] TO the Public.

Ata meeting Of The undsnIgnsd Livery men q
The city d Wheeling, held this day, the following
resolutions were unanimously adcPledi
Fint-Rs U ReSOltei, Thh on and alter the mt
day Of july 1870, we do business fnE cash, aad eaiA
seeond=Bs q RS'ulNoI, That uniform system
Of prices be akfeed upon. fLfTgsE .
Third Be Y Reiefef, That tha pGOcledingl Of
this meeting b publahed for one week In all The
I'M. and hat card With this meeting thereon be
posted in consplenoua plies in the once Of each
'i FoSrth-Bsa Resided, That the following scale
Of prices Be agreed upon:
FUNERALS.
Greenwood and New Catholic Cemeteries, Hacks
IS OO;Horie and Buggy q 90.
Mount Wood Cemetery, HICKS a 90 Horse and
pq Rsa 4 Mons Cemetery, Hack, q %, HOr,o and
H1 III StSsilo Cemetery, Hacks 81 OOi HOns and
Di ERaIs . Cemetery. Hack, 81 90 HOr's and
6saxell: Run Cemetery, Hack, 81 90; HOno
M ad a Cemetery, Hacks 50 90; Hore and
pi Sssl:sa !. Cemetery, Hacks IS Oc; Hor'O and
lsttln'I Ferry Cemetery, Hacks $500. H0E'e
Stone Church Cemetery, Hack, 90 90 Horse and
| Bunny s. 90. tlI L lga5I'
Rosk nm Cemetery, lIaeEs q %; sHoro and
D 8SfroStiehesto funerals, wIthor without driver,
| will be Chased the slnleIS Hack1 In prcc. y
HACKS AND BARRoUCHEs.
For wedding parties andtaI In the clty.4...6 %
10 Open Hou!e. 0 0
Mt De ChAntA. "
West Alexander ~
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ROSS CoYLE-on ThurSday evening, June %.
1876, at fhe reGIdsncS OF the brides mother by
Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, M. HENRY RotS and his
i YICroRlNE CoYLE, all Of this city.
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SpeciaIties for Families.

C0xe's and Nelson's Refined GolatInes,
Choice Sherry and Madeha Wines
Corn Starch, superior grade,
no .-.--l-Tapioca, very tine and white,
Pearl Sago, for puddings
Colgate's Cashmere Boquet Soap, =.
ColQte's Honey and Rose Soaps
BaElne's Barber and Bath Soap,
TaIlmAnl Fine Perfumes,
.-.-,..-,s. FArina's Colcgnes,
English Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Buffalo Hair Brushes, -
Rubber Dressing Combs,
French Hair Oils and Pomades, d.
Handkerchief Extracts,
And oil other Druggist sundrIes, ut
'uUeHLlh BROTHERS q cos.
ds22 Ill d. III. f17..5'1 Z. bal
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RAVES or BOARDING HORSES.

RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.
Sixty cents per day for drove horses or horses for
Eae; 81 90 per day for horses that are required 10
be handled or exercised and broken.
will Keep careful and attentive groorns, and
horses left In my care viii have proper care and at
tention and handled properly, but will not 10 re-
sponHlble for unavoidable accldentA
Parties having. property TO Offer will receive
Wheeling, W. Va, or at Bridgeport, O.
]. G. HERvEY, Auetioneerl my2ip
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRAT1oN.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

- "a. IArofs oYYlcr,
WHEELING, June 10th. 1851
The Council has ordered the enforcement Of the
ordinance In relation 70 the uSe, In the city limit,
the appointment Of sufficient extra police to aid
In compelling the Observance Of the laws during
the approaching Centennial Celebration. All per-
sons arc hoEeby warned that any violation Of the
18th section, pie 1es, Of the ordinance Of the city
will DO promptly punished. The object Of the
erty from The destruction 20 frequently resulting
from the use Of fireworks, DC, on such occasions,
not TO prevent or represS any demonstration which
may be saiely INDUCED In, and permission Will DO
given for such displays ut places where an salts
lied no danger Is % be appreciated:
je2l NJ ID Al. SWEENEY, Mayor.u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-AtCAE2D.

TO all who are suffering from. the errors and'in-
dIscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood; DC, viii send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE. OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered bya missionary In South
America. Send self.addrcsSed. envelope TO the
REv. JOSEPH T. 1sMAs, Station D, BibIe AOaIt
Nete YOrk Ciig. 49,. fe29-eodaw
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FOB THE CURE OF
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Of Diseases arising IRON an Impure
StAte Of The Blood.

TE5ElMUNlALA
MntPHB, TENN, October %:
Doctor Brsaaiasn, Rhseliag, Va:
Mr. DEAR FMEND-I am now In this city prac-
uelng medicine, and an treating great many cases
Of ScrOiula, Syphilis, dn. ind can't get along
without your sarsaparillA and Dandellon. Do mo
the kindness Of getting IN Agent here TO sell thu
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an Agent hGfu. You can find out by Thos sEeo-
nGy some good houSO. J. B. HlllS d one Of the bost
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than all the rest. Now, Doctor, write me n soon
d you get m agent hero. f.-
Truly yCan, DC. cRACRAFT.
n. Ri am brother TO @. A. cneraiL Of Tia
delphIa, Va.
The value Of this medicine in the cure Of the
be estimated.
II l. unequaied by any medical preparation
known, and has effected greater number o. cures,
within It's range, than any other remedy ever
offered the public.
Sold By druggists generally.
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WEEKhY.

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SEAII.WEEKLY.

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EXECUTIVE coMMITTEE.
DARSrsvnIE, O., June %.

Crawford Welsh, Geo. n. Wise, D. D. T.
Cowen, Alexis Cope, Ohio s. Holloway,
Sam. Piper, Alex, Clohan.
It Is but just to Mr.. Alexander to say
he has protested earnestly against his
name being used in connection with the
Commissionership, but the Convention,
consulting alone the question Of efficiency
and capacity, insisted on nominating
him, which was heartily done upon q
moment'a reflection. Belmont county
never had better or more vigilAnt Off
Ger that Mr.. Alexander, and Il Is 10 be
hoped he may find II convenient to &C:
cept the nomination and the people 10
elect him. .,.
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Apd an extra copy 70 Penon Eptdns up Club'1
GB-rhe above prices. lre iRLAriable. Remit q
our risk, In DaltS OF Postofnce Money 0rdefS, M
Where neither Of hes tan b procured, Rand tht
money II q Regiaieged Letter, G4st
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THE NTEIIIGESCER win present daIly the
paEEin al DEPARTMENTS, from al quarters Of
The void, - well . complete record Of local
, 1876-05-27

Commissioner Hoyne bound Pit Cof!ee and
William McLough'novcr In tho aun Of $500 each
yesterday. They were accused Ut Vnssng co,sn-
trrfc!t IS bills OIL unsusptciolla shopkcepcrs.
Both gave bail.
Mr.. ". n. II. Grny, the South Town Assessor,
appeared before Justice Sumrncrfct1 ycaterlny
llps and Its gang, charging. them With inc,tti,g
riot on The day previous. It will he remember
I'll that Phillips went before juattco Redmond
Sheridan and swnre out wr!t Of rcp1eYiIl for
the Assessors books. Then hc organized hia
force, and, utter lively scrtnmagc, be anil
ills gang were ojcctcd from the office and tic
building. Tho Affidavit Of Mr.. Grny sets forth
tilcse ftete, and Justice entntncrae!d issued n
,vrrrnnt for the arrest Of Phillips, Glecson, and
ccntlng with variants. They will be arsa1gncd
this morning, and tllo case will bc prosecuted to
tho cnd
Between the ho,1ss nf 10 and II o'clock Thurs
tlaT evening, Henry 1Iccslcr, stockdrivcr from,
Henry County, Mo, who had cotue to town TO
see tic sights, was assaulted and robbed In front
Of l!ll' Mnrray's "o'ee,' notorious dive
tho still more notorious "Long Brunch" "
They succccdcd In getting from him roll Of
grecnhacks amounting to $3.50, but not Until 1,e
lad obtained glimpscs Of all Of them. From
thc description given to the poes
ffSSs' Mia" sssf, !sy'0p Ell 'f Ma!psy, in:hony
Conlcy, and Pat, aims "Gfnger," fscilcy'
The litter Is a hackman, and aided md abcttcd
Mack, who nude the first assault. Conlcy ia
The partner Of the notorious Murray. The
yin so1ne six mouths ago. but Just prior to tho
last election It WINS returned In the hope Of 81
curing votes. Mayor Hoync WILL do we'll to
close up this md similar dives III tho yicinlty.
, 1876-05-27
CHURCH COUNCILS.


bVO AAEltN 44k1-513 L EktAANbs
SAVANNAH, Alay 2o.-At tho session Of sho
Gcncrnl Assembly to-day the report Of the
Standing Committee on Tho Commtssioncrs'
Fund, recommending the abandonment Of tho
system Of per capita tux, and re-cstab1!shment
Of tho old system OF assessment, was adopted.
The resolution wns passed authorizing the np-
potntncntof ono cofeachs synod dreprcscntclinth tho
Assembly to select delegate to thc PAN Con
federation at Edinburg, In 1877,
The memorial Of the prcsbyterJ Of Hnn Chow,
China, asking to be dissolved and permitted to
return 10 the Synod from which they originally
came. excited ifyely definite, and closed on the
adoption Of a resolution that tho General
Assembly Ind not expressed constitutional pow
CT to establish dissolved Presbytcrics; accord
ingly tho brethren of the IInn Chow prcaby.
terry nro now md have been continuously de t,srr
members Of Tic snmc prcshytctico 10 which they
belonged at tho time action WAS taken.
a resolution was adopted commanding Tho
American Diblc Society 10 tho confidence aIld
support Of tic Churches.
The following Was adoptcd With ono dissenting
vote:
RtsoEttd, Tint In appointing delegates to the
General Presbyterian Alliance, 1t is With The dis
tlnCt declaration not 10 bo regarded ~ another
hIghos court, hut aascmb1agc Of committees ap-
pointed by tho several bot!fca which represent tho
pnrpohe OF the joint Conference, and such action
constituted.
, 1876-05-27
7ElECRApHlc MITES.


ST. Louis, Mo-, May GA telegram from
Capt. Eads to Col. Elliott, The Secretary Of tho
South Pass Jetty Company, says: " The steaua-
ship New Orleans went to sea through tho jet
tics, drawing II feet 5 inches"
OMAHA, Ncb., May 20.-Upou the moat COM
petcnt authority tho report TINT smallpox cx-
lists along the line Of the Pacific Roads ID em-
phat!ca}1y denied. No eases arc known but two
among employees Of tho roll!ng-mllls It Lara
Special Diipasea 10 7ns Tribune
MADISON, Wis.,, May 1-Undcr = law Of last
winter the Governor has appointed d State
board Of Health aud Vital Statistics, composed
Of tho following gentlemen, all men of high
standing, including physirtans Of the State, for
terms OF from one to seven years, to the figures
ret opposite their names, subject to conlsma-
tlon by tho Senate: 9: @. Seldom, n. o, Reeds
burg; II. T: Strong, u. D., Beloit: D. T. Reeves,
n. D., Appleton; Gen:, James HutllG, james
vile, solon Marks, II. D., Milwaukee; John
Faville. N. D., Madison; E. b. Griffin, Fond du
Lac-
spsctal MspateA 10 7ns 7ftsuaA
DAAv1LLK, ILL.,, May 20.--About twenty COWS
have died here eInce o'clock last evening OF
some unknown complaint, ono dairyman losing
thirteen. Death seemed TO ensuo almost t1n-
incdiately after tho antmal Is attacked with tho
complaint.
SpsctoI NspdteA to 5As Tribune.
MlLWAuKEE, May 21.-At a meeting Of ex-of-
taeers Of the late War 1t tho Planklnton House,
this evening, It was resolved to form mounted
squadron and take part In decoration services.
Col. CnlA1ns was chosco commander and Col
Osthelucf aid,
, 1876-05-27

DALTIM0nn.
baltimore, May 2o,-The mia dxah to-day
was won By Frccbootur. Fraud second, May
D. third. Time, l: :48.
The handicap purse, ~ milcs, Was taken by
Durgoo Resouto second, Usage third. Time,
2:4o1{.
The next race was 2-mtlc heata, and was won
bhy Victor; joe Germs second, The Hoa1er third.
The stecple chase, ahout eks miles, was won by
Coronct. Bullet sccoud, Col Scliigan third.
No time tnlicn.
c,seisxATi, g., s sIay 5,-Tho weather nfa: WINS
fine and the track In good condition. The frs.
race, purse Of $t50, second horse $50, three
quarters Of milo dash, ten entries, eight
slse ssss v sr y M haX x GPH2s;i Ssapg H. T.
order named. Tho others were not placed.
Time, 1:l7A. The winner was favorito in the
olls, thirty nominations, eight starters, Bombay
won tho first heat, Harry Hill second, ltnsmoru
third, Grit fourth, Ma!mistic fifth, and Nina
Douglass thy sixth. The others were pot placed.
ond, I'LL third, blalmlstlc fourth, Llnsmoro
ilfth, and Goldsbcrg sixth.
Tho third heat was between Grit and Bombay,
and vas won by the lattcr BY half head. Tinu,
1:f7A, 1:4531, and AK.
three entries, ali started, Bob Woolley, Sue
Wynn, md 'Camargo, The racc WIN won by
Woo.ley, CamaEgo second. and Wynn third.
Ttuc, 3:44N.
gMEEronr RACING PROGRAMME.
sprctai Dtfpotch 10 J1s Tribune
FREBPoAT, ILL.,, May 21.--rho Frccport Drtv-
Ing Park Association will hold their spring
meeting at j. B. Taylor's Park, in this city, May
~ aud 81, juno and 2. About sixty entries,
Including some Of tho finest stock LII tbs North
west, have been made, and tho prospect Ia very
faynrable for MI interesting and exciting series
Of races. The track and its appointments have
been greatly improved since thu last fall meet
Ing, anil every effort has been and will 10 made
By Nr. Taylor md his assistants 70 make tho
present meeting . perfect nuccess. The
premiums aggregate 81, 100, divided into puracs
" follows;
First tay-s:eo race, purse $500; 2:4o race,
purse $50.
second day-::2s race, purse 5000; 2:a3 race,
pure $500; a-.nnute race, purse 100 ....,
Third daJ--.3o race. pure Sb10: pacing rnee,
free for all puIse 500; 2;45 Eace, purse 500.
Fourth lay-.:5o race, purse Siot; free for I'll,
pure 81, 600.
, 1876-05-27
TILE BLACK. HILLS,
ARMY ORDER,

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.-At the solictta-
tton Of Gov. Thaycr, who came here for the pur-
poso Of having troopa scnt to protect miners In
the Black Hills, Gen. Sherman yesterday scnt
tho following telegram to Gen. Sheridan:
HEApouAnrEna Or TnB Auxr, WASHINGTON, D,
c., May .5.-Gen. r, II. Sheridan, Chicago:
lIavo 1unt BEEN to tho President with Gov Thaycr.
After reading tho papers and soma discussion. tho
President said that tho people who had gunc to tho
Hack Hills Of Dakota nslda the Bfoux Reservation,
orwho may hereafter go tcre ato there wrongfa!ly,
and TINT they should lu notified Of tie tact 6nt the
Government Ii engaged In certain measures TINT
will probably result In opening up tho country to
should not bc allowed To scalp and kill anybody,
and yon no authorized to nford protection to oil
persons Who nre coming hway, or who arc convey
Ing food and stores fos those alrea.1y there.
understand that arrangements arc now ln prog
reas with Red Cloud and Spotted Tail e remove,
near the agencies. II satisfactory arrangements
arc not concluded, the new ordars will bo made ~
to wh!tca who have Intruded on the Sioux ncAcsya-
tlon. ". T. SHERMAN, General.
, 1876-05-27

The old Pioneer Lluc, Tho Kansas Pacific Railway,
Is your route!i
Express trains leave Kansoe City and Lcaren-
worth every morning upon arrival OF the great
through trains from tic East and soutl scact Dem
vcr next afternoon at o'clock, nud make close
connection with express trains Of the Denver d
Rio Grnndc nailway,-tho only line to tho Sun Juan
country by taking the Kansas Pacific Railway
therefor, you pass through Denver and Colorado
springs route, have choice Of seats on the only
through ttan 10 San Juan, and you arrive ut
Cucharas, FL Moro, Del Nortc, Silvcrton, Laka
city, and all principal points ia tho gseat San Juan
country a quickly and for the samo money a. by
lens favorcd routes.
Tho Kansas Pacific Railway Ia the only line run-
ming any through cars and Pullman sleepers to Den.
scr! Aud rcnlcmhcr Il guarantees tho fowest rites
aud beat tmn attA!nabe to all tho Snu Juan cuurl-
tryi Ask for through tlckets BY tho Kansas racidc
Hallway at any Chicago ticket Office. Round tip
tickets at greatly reduced ratcs.