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MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1876.
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virginia will be held at CiArksburg, ". Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for tho purPose OF
appointing ton delegates to the Union Republican
National Convention which Is to assemble at Gin
Clnuat on the 18th day Of June, 1870, and to nom
iuate hvc Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of opinion tina, 1t will lie in-
practicable TO avoid holding two Conventions, and
ILat the purpOsra Of this Convention are not OF
sufficient Importance to Justify calling for large
county delegations, and therefore suggests that each
county will send five dClegatcs-thesc delegates TO
DO arp United by tho County Executive Committee,
OF by County Convention, Us such committee may
deem GxpCdcnt. 1t Is proposed 10 call another
C,uventiOn during the summer, Mt which the cou-
.niSee hopes to meet all without regard to past po-
iitical difference, or previous party affiliations,
who me 10 favor Of making such changes In our
lava as time mud experience have shown necessary;
Who urc 10 favOrUf the continued prosecution and
punishment Of Official corruption, and VINO arc In
taVor Of rCtrenchmGnt and economy In tho admin
la.rutiOn Of our State affairs.
By order Of the State Republican Executive Com
lnitice. joins ". Mason, ChairmGH.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. IS, 1876.
Republican papers Of the State please publish ]
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Local Centennial Rcminlsc enees

Editors IntcllIsCnccr:
We have before us an old book entitled
"Remarks made on tour 10 Prairie du
Chen, thence to Washington city in
1929" by Caleb Atwater, Of Circleville,
O., where he had gone rs q member Of
commission appointed by President
Jackson to negotiate an important treaty
with the Indians. The book contains
much that is interesting about the man.
ncrs and customs, language, poetry and
cloOuenCe Of the Indians as well as gener-
al. notes OF travel.
According to this writer, there has
been II great deal Of laundering in regard
to supposed Indiannames. Our princi:
pal object in noticing the book is TO call
attention to whatit says in regard TO the
origin Of the name Ohio. We quote "Not
few OF our supposed Indian names are
not Indian names, and were never used
by any Indians on earth. Ohio itself is
not an Indian word at all. "Oyo," sort
OF an intcrjection among the Indians, was
applied to the river by the earliest
French travellers through sheer mistake,
and has acquired local habitation with
out Indian aid. The Indians called it
"Kiskepeelascpe" or Eagle river
This man claims to have had sufficient
knowledge OF Indian language to hold
conversation with Indians OF almost any
tribe in North America. lie also APP
pears to have had an extensive acquaint-
ancc with languages in general, ancient
and modern. This would seem to give
considerable weight to what he says in
regard 10 this matter.
lie takes n less favorable view OF In
dian cIoQucnCc than We frequently meet
with. lie says OF Logan's famous speech:
"Such u speech was never delivered by
an Indian who never saw awhile man.
There is in it Il clearncss;a dircctncss, n
point, simplicity, which bclong!to the
speech Of civilized man, whOiat the
same time is n full bloodcd savage in bis
heart"
He has some notes on Wheeling anil
vicinity through which he passed on his
way to Washington. lie says OF the
early settlers Of the Panhandle: "Scat-
tered all over Ohio there are everywhere
men OF business, industrious, active, Wig.
orous in body and mind, in easy circum-
stance to live, and always have occupied
a high standing in society. All they in
hCrited from their parents were strong
powers of body and mind, yirtuous prin-
ciplcs and industrious habits.' W. C.S.
Ohio counih w. Va, March, 1876.
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a Genial Restorative.

IIostetter's Stomach BIttcrs are cmphatICally u
genial restorative. The changes which thisgrcat
botanic remedy produces In the dlSordcrCd Organi-
zatlon are always agreeably though surely progress
sIve, never abrupt and violent. On this account 1t
Is admirably adapted TO persons Of delicate COnsi-
tuition and weak nerves, to whom the powerful
mineral drugs arc positively injurious. That II
initiates those processes which result in the rC-Cs-
tablIshment Of healthiul viSor Is conSplcuOusly
shown In cases where II Is taken to overcome that
fruitful cause Of debility, indigestion, coupled as II
usually Is, with bllIousneSS and constipation. Thor
ough digestion, regular evacuation and aTundlnt Sc
cre,Ion are results which promptly and invariably
attend It's systematic use. 1t Is besides the beat
protective against mAlarla, and first rate diuretc.
COd&w
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OUR CAMERON LETTER.
CAMERON, March 6, 1876


CAMERON, March ., 1870.
Editors IntGlligencer
On Saturday evening, soon after the
east bound train left your city, Mr.. John
Hubbs, citizen Of the vicinity Of Cam
eron, fell in company with MIR. Burnley,
OF Moundsville, on the train, and were
discussing the political issues Of the day
at first apparently in friendly manner.
But as the discussion and the train pro-
gressed cloud and angry words were
used" during which Mr.. Burley took &C.
casion to remark that "he (Burley) was q
rebel, always was and always would be;
and further, that he had spilled Yankee
blood and was ready and willing TO spill
more OF it."
Now these sentiments, although very
emphatic, were not in accordance with
our friend Hubb's way Of thinking ut is
not often that ex-Union soldiers do think
that way, and with words more emphatic
perhaps than elegant, Mr.. Burley was
given TO understand that il he spit out
any more rebel talk just then his general
appearance and feelings would undergo n
rapid change, and so Mr.. B.,
"T.Ike wretch o'ertaken IN his track
With stolen chAttels on his back"
concluded to stop short for the time.
Had the trouble ended here your cor
respondent would have been deprived Of
the privilege Of narrating the little piece
OF tragedy which followed.
While the train halted at Moundsville
Mr.. Burley emerged from front car and
struck Mr.. Hubbs mprderous blow
with u car coupling pin on the back OF
the head, telling him to the earth and
cutting most unsightly cash, from
which blood Flowed freely. A passenger
interposing stopped second blow, which
otherwise would have made the tragedy
complete. Some friends took charge oil
Mr.. Hubbs and conducted him to the
office OF DR.. Boyd, in Cameron, where his
wound was properly cared for. We un.
derstand that the wound, though pain.
full, will not prove fatal. There is no
doubt but that the parties concerned had
imbibed sufficient amount OF CROOKED
whisky" to make them feel lively in
terest in the welfare Of the country, but
these cowardly assaults by gentlemen Of
doubtful loyalty are becoming entirely
too common. "Let US have peace"
OCCASIONAL.
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LEAP YEAR NONSENSE AT WASHING
roN.-Thc inNnities Of leap year balls at
the National Capital this season have
constituted quite Il feature in the "fash-
ion notes" from that city. There was
ball last week that was one OF the tri-
umphs OF the season. The young men
were perfect adopts in COunterfeiting
feminine ways, and in fact fans aud bou-
quets seemed their natural weapons, and
lace handkerchief5 their fitting burthens.
The young women were enchanting copy
ists Of tho superior aex in their galIantry,
and led the Germau,--that triumph Of
fashionable indelicacies,-with that fine
finish OF art which is, itself, enough to in.
sure the most imbccilc youth enviablc
standing in Fifth avenue. For this, OF
couEse, was a transformation scene, in
which the beau exchanged his social
functions with the belle, and each WED
with the other in artistic Stiffness. The
reporters rc"quitc quite" and in order
that our provincial youth may not burst
in ignorance of this high intellectual re.
treshmcnt We append the code OF rules by
which such affairs should be governed:
Rules for Gentlemen: /. Gentlemen are
requested to conduct themselves with the
most lady-like prOpriety. .. Therefore
it is expected that no gentleman will
promenade alone or leave his seat unless
escorted by lady. $. All those who
dance are requested to note their engage.
ments for the evening, thereby prevent
ing confusion OF partners or IL summons
10 ''cofee and pistols for twOw 1. 1t will
much obligc the young ladies ii their
most iuconvenicnt moment to call for
glass OF water. 3. Gentlemen will please
be kindly considerable, remembering the
natural diiIidCnce OF their admirers Q.
II is an especial request that the bellies OF
the evening will not drop their fans and
hankerchiefS any ottcncr than may be
absolutely necessary.
Rules for Ladies': |. Ladies will take
upon themselves the gentlemanly duties
OF the evening, and cndeavor to be gen.
eral in their attentions. .. The usual
order Of an introduction will be reversed.
3. All uninteresting conversations may
quickly be put an end to by resorting to
tho common arti6co Of Excuse me for
moment9 4. Invitations for dancing
will be extended by the ladies, and for
square dances 1t is advisable to engage u
vis.a.vis. S. Ladies will please keep
engagements promptly, SO that the gen.
tlemen may not be left standing awk-
wardly alone in the centre Of the room.
8. Al the conclusion Of dance or prom.
enade, il the young lady desires to leave
her partner, let her assist him to chair
or escort him to his mother.
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An IMroRrAST LAw.-By the laws oil
West Virginia, land owners are not per-
United to dig or mine coal within five feet
Of the line dividing their land from the
adjoining land. That is 10 say, coal can
not be mined or taken from within five
feet Of the division line. For every vio-
lation Of this law, the land owner shall
pay $500 to any person injured thereby.
See Code Of West Virginia, page lS7.
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DIED.

TALLMAN.-On Monday, March c, 1876, at 4
O'Clock 4. NJ, JonS {. TALlMAN, In the G5th year
Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late real.
dencc In Bridgeport, Ohio, on Wednesday, March
sth, ut 10 o'clock AN.
sIRODES.-On Sunday, March 8, 1876, at Il
o'clock noon, WILLIE WARD, son Of Capt. John s,
and Elm shrOdeS, aged years, months anl IL
days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No
sl9 Market street. on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. &"
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OUR CLAnKSDURG LETTER.

CLARRKsBuRo, W, Va, March .,
Editors Of tho lntClliGencer:
There is intense excitement here to-day
over the arrival Of David Q. Ross, OF
Bridgeport, the murderer Of Levi j.
Powell, of this place. Ross was tried before
two Justices, who committed him for the
action OF the Grand Jury and trial at the
May term OF the Circuit Court at this
place. The Court House was packed with
a larger crowd than has been in 1t for
years. His wife accompanied him to Jail,
where she will remain until tired Of It.
WEISS,
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BY mad, IN adranes, poIid0s prtpntd.
one ysar..."..,..-,.Ss oOIsIx mOnthI."""...sl 10
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TIE IETELLIGENCER will present daily the
nGWs In all departments, from all quarters Of
the world, aS well Is complete record OF local
events.
THE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
he had at tho counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. nh-S Sind a copy 10 absent friends
and reLattpI tsith neTJ from honei
SUBSCRIBERS Persons desiring to have the
DAILY lNrELLIGEScHR left regularly at their
residences In tho city and suburbs, can be
served by leaving their address ut Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post Office.
TO COSTRIBUTORS-No attention will DO paid
10 anonymous communications every article
must be accompanied by the writerSreal name
And address.
Business Letters Tor US should be addressed
Ft0W d Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 10 either individual member Of the firm BY
name.
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FOOT RESTS
G. MENDEL, BOOTH L cos.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
James r. Rogers


vs. In Clnncery.
Mary Ann lIargnves dGL)
by virtue Of decree 81 the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made and entered in the above entitled
cause on 18th day Of February, 1875, will on
WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th day Of March, 1876.
AT 10 o'clock A. Of said day, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county sell At public auc
ton Lot No. l59 Of tho addition 10 tho city Of
Wheeling laid out by 0rlOf A, Zane, dtuate on the
south east corner OF South Huron and Virginia
Streets In the Seventh Ward Of aid city, with the
improvements thereon.
igRNs oP SALR-One-i fourth, or 80 much more
OF the purchaSGmoucy as the purchaser may elect
TO pay In cash, and the residue In SIX, twelve and
eighteen months thereafter, with interest on said
deferred inStAllments from the day Of sale until
pAyment-the purchaser to give good personal Sc
.curiiy for the payment Of the deferred Install
menS aud the title 10 said real estate TO bc retain
ed until the purchase money Is fully paid.
LAWRENCE HARGREASES,
mr1-Tu Special Commissioner.
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By mad, IN adtdne', POftd9t prepaid.
In CiuiS Of rs each.
In Clubs Of 20 each.
In Clubs Of Twenty 20 each.
And an extra copy to perSon getting up Club.
RB-Ths above prices arc Ipvnriable. Remit at
our risk, In Drafts or PoStotfcO Money Orders and
where neither Of these can be procured, send the
money in Registered Letter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
A GENTS WANTED.

n
Liberal salaries will he paid for Agents q sxpe.
sTIySniS M M phTnlx Mutual IIie Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn. Apply TO
3. f. Tiff, Manager,
nr7 No. Gs Twelfth st.. Wheeling, W. We.
, 1876-07-12

o.. which they vcre bought 'n), md g've.
receipt showing that Dan O'1farn ind the city
wcre even again. Mr.. Briggs accepted the caal,,
refused to ngret to tin rest Of tile arrangement,
anil 50 Expressed himself firmly: ;,,, Is .,a'S nanK
Sas % t s s4 nonnT Nor; #. sk enSe s
IN nothing, except that tho bankers put
walked out. And 80 the matter rests
at present. There wil! b further consulta.
ttons and talks, with whnt result rcnalrs
to be seen. It Is doubtful what Will oo u9nc,
though tho Institution Of \ auit Against U nara
is looked fo!, leaving him ta get the m9ney Of
when the suit gets ssartcd TINT Clarke VIII
come slown With the money, and thus avoid
trouble and expense as 1t il Thought that lc can
by no means retain money. placel IN hls , eare S
even X the city docs owe lin about $6A0o0'
We're q careful Inquiry made Il wonld bc asccr.
tatncd that tho Hioernlan Bank ha4 hecn Yery
ready to buy up city paper from Ueh1ocfa1'c
politicians and contractors.
PRECEDENT.
1tappears that tic latocrnian Hank 10 not tno
originator OF this system VI actz!nF dcpohtts 70
pay overdue paper. During the latter part ot
Comptroller Hayes reign, aomo tine III J9nct
the City Treasurer dcLoslte1 with ' tho AZ Aef1ean sIa
ExchanEe Bank OF New York $s0,oM;, ,Soe,,on ny nf
soues x. es, tnS Ssnk vs tSSs t. atse esa
In the case Of tic IIibcrniau OF this city: 1t Is
understood that these certificates, which wero
held by tho Iifbcrn!an Bank, Scre a!l bought
irotn two individuals who indorscd them whcn
they sold them to the bank, md ttat they have,
Bank thnt they will not be held rcsponsiblc on
their Endorsements. This Is said to have been
agreed Upon between these gentlemen anu the
olllcCrs OF tho bank,
, 1876-07-12
A CORRECTION,

n The Editor ar Iht TTtotnes
FARN1Norox, ILL.,, July lo,-ln TAa TntnuNn
Of last Friday, on tho first page, under the head
Of "Tho Campaign,' you say "Gcn. Merritt,
With eight companies Of tic Fifth Cavalry,
marched from Fort Laramte," etc. You re-
peat the Abatement In aaturday's TRIBUNE, IN
your editorial on "The story Of the Massacre" !"
That must be mistakc, because II was stated
soms time ago III TMH TRIBUNE, aud know ny
private letter from him, that my bEot!crt Gc'l.
4. Carr Qcutslantr Colonel ~, and nrsvst ,vIt
june oa, in command OF eight companies Of the
Filth Cavalry, bis own regiment, with thirty.
seven days rattons. 70 20 On the Powder River
trail. You had an editorial at oF near the time,
il which You apoke Of thu Importance Of the
expedition, etc.
Il must be, then, Gen. Carr Instead Of Gen.
Merritt. II may not be matter Ut much tntcr-
ct, except TO tito friends Of the parties; but,
as know Tns TRIBUNE prefers to bs -. accurate,
s Sss to afst %orS
while, Respectfully, II. 81. CAAH.
, 1876-07-12

hold Saturday night to establish Hayes and
Wheeler Club. most Of the Republicans OF Lake
Wow being In tho city at the crand ratification.
Supervisor 1Iancllctt took the cs,a,r and askctl
for remarks. Mr. Chvrch suggested that cont
1ntttcc Of .hrco bc appointed to draft n constl.
otllccrs 10 be reported OH at an ndjournctl meet
Ing. Tho Chair appointed as such committee W.
/. L.Chu!ch, sr., Tin Bradley, and Charles ). sun.
DELI An adjournment MAS then had for Two
weeks, to July ~.
4 church soclahle will hc given .Thnrsday
evening by Atr. nnd Mrs. Shurtief, Ut their resi-
dence On George street, west q llalstctl, A.
which full attqinlanco Of tho Fullerton avenne
totorc been entertained At Mr.. Shurt1cffs will
need no multiplication Of Invitations.
, 1876-07-12
ANOTHER. TRIUMPH FOR MCCORMICK,

At tho reaper trial which took place 4,
sehenek's Station, few miles from philalel.
phin, last week, hit. c. II. Mccormick, ths
great inventor Of agricultural machinery, VIZ m
on tho grounds with his reaper. There x,,,
also present to witness tho contest people ffot.
every State OF tho Union, representatives Of n.
press, and such distinguished foreigners "a ii,
Coleman, Of tho EnglIsl, Mission, und also te,s
rcscntas'ves from tho South American Stale.
"a we'll as from Japan-men who vent thith.,
not from mere curiosity, but that they might
see tcst made solely upon merit. IL Il g,s,I,
flying to us TO be ablo to record that The old
rcltab1c,n which lias won Victory upon a Inn,
drcd fields, again triumphed here, and Nj, Wr.
Cortntrk received tho hearty p!alldlts OF all "a,
setnblcd. It wns, indeed, q proud day for bota
tho inventor and his world-famous machtas'
No matter what tho obstacle, no matter hoT
,,ufavorab1y lay tho grain, tho machine xhsS
meyer yct failed when put to the test was trus
tn tts old record, md walked through the 0e|is
"like thing 81 lifc,n conqucring oil tlIiIlruii.
ties, and earning tho highest mccd oi praise.
, 1876-07-12

In Whose i,nn.is lie should fall. ...-.,..
It Ia unnecessary to ray TINT, ny t'nan,noa"s a
consent, nntties Will hereafter oc taoooeo IL Liz
Granl,JuEy ronnl. -
William Coullar received the following letter
patty to tho e1ilcs in the lfotel d'Agnew.
cn,cAno Jsy H. ls7o-Dh s,%-st1 I'm sd IInsf tgns
50la nS, me On Gsansn y,sf " hs
10 blame, that ynu gentlemen are n ne sail:
gucFs Mr. Cooper ron arc to know me pe.te nasa
saa, M ~. ~ Lynen viii explain TO yot, Since yos
gentlemen lave been sentenced, have c3pfeaseo
t"wa,. all tano Z. ss
Gtieinsn. j. wonii long ago mnde vit,t, 4 not
outside friends lch, hats been Yoar e sso
eqneaIersif il they don't cali on rs. roa must not
M 2G cGS''f G' IN ps' .So2, fss Ta2!s s ns9 ss! ssres
ille papers. who the original aquca,er Was
mill then please p.,s not ySaT y,oye opR'Gh al hc
batae ." ,i,e It pte.ent and for good Teasons
viii sny nothing, and in duo tf'no am sati.aea Al
VII ennmgs y9n onSn Of ya@ es's aps
men. ! lave sympath'xed with yo" and, ana 4. u i, u
would b II wet Hs +, q, ~ yat tSo Ms9a nos
aet s1a daerens era S' an ~ ths H. rcst VII ;gS
,s s GG1re ono eAxe teer cut II
msseif, n % 10 n moi ke 10 sec anybody IL the Jn Of
oil o,ir friends. You understand vel, tho cfTcnn,::
oagt not act haTn H. ,c xsty E!snss, ns
T. eaii on you ali. but ns l,c.r yoa dont want reg
me there Il no nsc 10 call and gcs .he baek turned @
on nc, such action would make ne !oe' sH1, pn"
III yon gentlemen Have no Objection n"i WI call
HF' an .stisaea sssz ss2 l2st Mes. es;ns fssell
and Miller havc no bad feelings agaiaAt me. VI
MINOR iTEMs. EMs.u.,,,
Col. Jucsscn deferred his departure Tor Wasl,;
iBgton until this evening" flc has u satShel itili
| OF affidayIts and statements regarding ihe
| storckcepcrs and Gaugcrs who have plcadei
| guilty, and for whom Id nets ns cot'nsel. IN
torncy- General Taft, Will, tic object OF tndnc-
ing him 10 Issue an order directing Dtatrlct,At-
toynoy Bangs to nolle pros. oil the cascs against
these nninor Government oilcials, whose tcstt-
monY was used to secure the breaking up oil tue
Ring: , III, .,,o
enfleavor to secure tho release Of borne u, 00o
gallons Of spirits, tho accumulation OF surplus
ii tic rcctlfying house Of Roclle, Jankei
& Co. during tho past thrce or iour ycarss
This surplus, It Is claimed, Is tho natural rcsltll
Of the fractional parts Of gnllon, on whiS. As
gauging III transferring from tic tllstillery e
The rcctifyin4 house. and close gnngtng IN a's
posing Of tho rcctiflcl product. lsoc!lc, Junke
Il Co. claim that they have paid tho tax TO IN
satisfaction Of the Govctnmcnt On tGs osagina
quantities, and hence should not be called npot y
to nay the tar second time, as the surplus 4
tho natural result Of close figuring and dcl!cat
manipulation in rcctifylng. ..... !.
Dcputy-C0l1cctor Campbell Was busy yestcr
day looking up the witnesses IN the ease 0
j"ry fS5 for running IN lict st Of small capacity
for the manufacture Of htgllwires from mnlassc
| masl, 1T HYDE Park. The case will bc cuIled u
this morning before Judge D'odCctt.
, 1876-07-12
TIE DEFICIT.
TENDER III THE u,unaxIAn nAxK,

1ENUhH II THE HdU1uNsxs HAHA'
J. v. Clarke, President Of the Hibcrnian
Bank, aud the Cashier Of the same institution,
accompanied by ex-Clty- Treasurer Dan Oliara,
called at tho Cisy.IIsll in tho Office Of Treasurer
Briggs, and rendered to that functlouary
s2o,625.M In caah snd city-eertidcatcs amount
Ing to so2,07a.01, In settlement for tip
deficit Of 3S9,6ol.ts In the account
1t Will bs remembered that tls ss9, COL was =
deposit made by O'Hara - Treasurer in the
uibcEntan Bank. which held tb9, .0l Of city
certificates, to secure The payment of which tho
still refuses, Tor It will tcudur nothing but tho
certificates and the balance in cash. Mr.. Clarku
In making tho offer, said that lie desired to hay
the tlty take tho certificates IL
uakluy The muouult Of ths 'tklass :