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~Iowa u % hold Stats WomanS SuRrass
Convention at Des Moines next month.
$751; Louis n to have Q Tournament IA ds.
eide who in is champion euchre player.
~"Etraddle Dresses" is the name given Ia
the costumes which ftmale velocipede msniacs
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WeotAe9 so6D IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

A NOVEL SUIr.-A novel suit will come of
at Victor, Ontario N. Y, wherein q young
man sues for the return of money and articles
he had given q young lady while keeping
company with her. 1t seems that the couple
were In each others society good portion of
the time. and the young man sought her hand
in marriage, urging her to have the cereraon "
performed immediately. But che was wiIIins
TO wait, and suggested that the affair be post
poned until such time - they could accum a.
late more Of this world g goods and start house.
keeping in a comfortable way. He could moi
brook delay, and importuned her SO much that
she was annoyed, and finally Tilted him com.
pletely. He now sues to recover his OUTLAY.
The complainant resides in tho village and the
defendant in the town OF Victor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31
TNIrHD STATES PAf0Nf OFVTOF

II UITBO EIAIE8 RAT8NI OF1ICE.
% on the PETITION q y kISEf Do sYEz, q Ne.
granted to him on TIE 10th day Of April. isss Tor
An Improvement In Card Exhibitor, THE appIics.
nSs sNI nav'1f Zen ;Ssneri1ed BY oct Of Congress
Its ordered that ssid Petition Be- heard ct this
oIIo:s this sItsssies. 6slscsioes dsSesissoss.
and Ssner psIsn should ee hlsd in tsis e0os
ILIsHH foorB,
mzkIawS0 Oommisstsner of Psssoss.
THIe Ie TO GIVE nOfICD, Thas the s1bsorf6sr
y hes Obtained from TIE OrDhans, Court of Was h
kesea county In the District q Columbia, lsttsrs
o. e1nieleefat1o1 {. 6. % The peroooa oooneo of
WILLIAM MACkEi late q wesSisSSos eosssS,
<. "a s.,..s ss: e
s.ns. yith The yosehsr thsreck, g - ssIsosiesr.
nay otherwise by law Be excluds1 fre0 III esnsot
q the said estass. 0ivsa un1sr ~ hanA sA1s lseh
kEBs0oA IAsI .:.sl aAgFUi
=, Asssss: ., JAs. Q. sDvAsDs' ess.S n.is..~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

~United States Marshal William @. Dick.
SON few days since suddenly disappear.d
from Atlanta, Ga. He had from AiO,O0O 10
esO,CoO in his possession, realized from h,s
ofBcial sale Of two vessels and other propertv.
and is supposed to have LETT for Caba HIS
omeial bond IL for o20.000. on which his father
handed over 5000 to save his securtties
John Dickson, . brother and Deputy Of the
Marshal, disappeared about the same tune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

nUNDRIDs or D0LLAes hev, be-, ..,.1 =
II TIE epbsesiles Of the WAoWI0GfOH Mn.
CAu1lLD A0DGoY. Once lo0 7th IT,, oet1ssr
d and y. (ma 8-&1 H0LNICR q %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

body Of Charles lockwood, the Sing Sing
PRISONER who was shot after capture, resulted
In verdict that the deceased came to his dean
ar the hands OF Sullivan ana NANNY, the prison
guards. The Jury recommended that the D,s
trics Attorney take immediate action. A writ
was slbseq uently served on Coroner Flyno.
who held the inquest, prohibiting him from
proceeding farther, on the ground that the cas-.
was not within his jurisdiction, the death ha y.
lnG occurred in Weetchester county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

TH1 NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE TRBAs-
URY BUILDING has received number Of appi.
catiops from colored persons asking permis.
sion to open a refreshmeEt and lunch stand in
the main hall Of the building, but he is opposed
to such stands in the public departments and
refuses to entertain the applications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-31

THE LECTURE on "Mexico, Maximillian,
Carlotta, Spain and Cuba" delivered at Bal
timore by General ]. Bankhead Magruder,
and to be repeated at Annapolis on Tuesday
next, is spoken Of as singularly felicitous and
interesting. There is a wish amongst his Wash.
irgton acq quaintances that he should deliver the
lecture In this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-10-22

c,s At bay. Her tall figure was drawn up
To its full height. and the beautiful wo-
man looked in that indignant attitude
never more pecrlessly loved.
GLOW did il come hcrc?' | asked.
LEFT 10y himself" she slid. II will
tell Won ali" She said. speaking rapidly,
and evidently carried away by her pas
sionatc resentment
Il liked the man. sympathizcd in
his peculiar position = the education,
habits and tastes of the gentleman with.
lout the means. lie told me last night
he wanted large sum Of money. did
mot have II, but loaned him my jewels
with which 10 raise it. The jewels were
mo- stolen: gave them 10 him myscl.'
1t would never do for the wc,ld TO
know this. and told her AS much.
kept her sccre, faithfully. but got back
Ithe Jewels. She Is dead now, and there
are none living who know the event OF
which speak save Mr.. -. and my
self. II will do no har n TO publish it.
as curious incident AZ n detectives cN-
praicncc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-10-22
DR.. JOHN BULLS
SARSAPARII.I.A
a Good Raa-cn for the Captains Saiti.
Read the Captains letter


frNrcs PsRRAcys. sssorri Arril 80 fses
IlG. JniN II fi,-l.ir SIR. Knowing IL re3. nov Z
your ssrsapa.illa and M be ling sud iar. ri og,l-
ii's il Possesses, you he following fatcr,sr q,
nv case.
! wounded short two veara b-o-wssfskcn tr.-
and cnftuci FOR six months. R.ifE nnv.a 81 d.
ten my w.unds have rut hrslrd ger have nor 49, ~
moment Si'lce wa wounded. an .f.nf through ,hs
hips. My general health is impaired. ati lee. s,,:e
thing - assist nature. have faifh u..A- SIR
sararills than anything che wish that n - e.ru-
inc rcass express me ls'f dozen hoiii-aa cligs
tsPrAiN G. r. inll >SGN.
81. ial.is. ti~spsi
r. S-The following w.s written April 80. 1856 hy
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother ~ Captain johnson
Dn. 1rli-Bear Sir: Ny husband, pr &. s ah--on
WINS skNul surgeon ard physician in Central Y
where he died. leaving the above e. T. Johnson 10 ry
AZ thirteen wears o he h.d chronic ,iarrhs
and scruula, FIR Which gave him your sarsapa-iils
iT crHFn MN have for ten years recommended i, l.
many New York. Ohio. and Iowa .nr sefefils fever
sores and general debility Perfect successla. altered
ed il. THE crrEs rrfrcTrp soNT ~ scnoyr ~
AND FEVER sokrs wFRE INnsT aInAcrrsrs. an any
ions for my to again haze your asrs,p-
srlla. lie Is fearful o. getting spurious article hree
hir writing YOU for H. His wounds were Terrible. Ia.
l bellsve ne will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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II e L l. s
. o1'lll Destroyer
viii.sow. wnsFL CM. ia.
June ..rh. ls6..

NIiLsNow. W.ikFL th,. ia.
June ..Th. lss.,.
In JoaN lrr'lsar sir: have re- -'i'l, Ss,sn ycar
Wciin DESTROYER several trials 49, -. u Wtra.f: rlls
rrAcious u hrs ri frl!ed m single 'fs'auc. A.y.
he wished inr .r'si SIN ..v rf.fiv large cuanLr
practice. sri have 'aiiv l.r III. ~ III "A
AID - 20 crfrss liza Lu'w r.ine6y r.. e-
n.Idea W Inc alirs. author - .; tettF'air
40 rs effects an y contrary hey Uncertain h -.
rNfrriie ". object ~ wrius yam 81 inG 49, r.ur
Nhsi i.fnf eau eei DE ililciie ttccrr frrr ,e =
cal. g.i ri' .Hsr terms >LGil great A. ~
aware la ihe rise ~ zach F-i,lfsi Eirrrg 'o'k
'sasiin ssi prgciiC 4 gs-at ls'urir tof BE r.xuisr
HE If u il> gt .e Just gnod strss !ns..
50 lii!g f'incG. which Auu.s 90 lf ~ac.nt sr,lv
ils aise W may he gi.rst VI it, ctin.iatn 20 -
AFi, shall maxi Il rl II a.. ~ ,f6 ne.r. ~ ~
i.yiait sui, INK luiaINy rh insv l.. sis e,so-
mend not hesita' l..arfr srir 1ftr!e ifs-euiars
a. Ray lssc itatttd IFS effects nt,l s.cr
le rp" right TO secure iha I"~ l'ce iuNs,.r rn ~
ne means ~ aayocatc ar supporter aF NE fiosa. %
Wcfess trtms that fod ~. ~ohf'-s ;ha jur5pr,ts
cure all manner II disease r. hirh .lrfr ...h t,r
Please r-i, soon erd iit, ra - ynl- l.t' ;.rrs
am, cir, .Iyst respectfully.
JULIUS l., CLEMENT. " y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

KANSAS reports an Immense and in
creasing rush of immigrants. Should
the inroad of new settlers, with their
cash and muscle, bccome uibearable, the
Kansas folks will find never failing
remedy in political oppression. Let them
adop. the West Virginia Test Oath sys-
tenn for robbing, starving, degrading and
exiting their citizens, and they have the
experience of this State as guarantee
that 50 long as they continue the applica-
ton, no new settlers will seek home
within their borders, and every old one
who can get away will hunt lodgings in
some civilized aud Christian country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF LEWIS,


With the present number of our paper
commences the Srd Volume, and we think
tia fitting occasion on which to look back
over the past and see what has been ac-
complishcd.
Two years ago-in June 1s67-.he
Weston ErpOsitor newspaper was first es-
'ablished in this place by Robert R,
Nuckols. AT that time, and previous to
that, Lewis County had always been car
ried by the radicals, either by votes or
chicancery. Mr.. Nuckols started bis
paper under very untoward and discourag.
ing circumstances, every Office in the
county being in the hands of the opposi.
tlon-Lis paper prescribed by the power.
that were-and deprived Of all official
patronage-oven that of his own county.
Personal insults and abuse were heaped
upon him and threats both against bis
property and his life were freely uttered
In spite Of oil these things the paper
still lived and mot with reasonable de.
gree of success, and did good work for
tho cause ofDemocracy, and mark the re-
suit. In the fall Of 1867, Colonel A. W.
Woodford, after stubborn fight, was
elected Delegate, over the most popular
man of the opposition that could be
found, by q majority Of about fifty votes,
and the supervision of county aflai,s, for
the first time since the war;, passed into
the hands of the Democracy.
In the Slate election of 1868, still
more brilliant and substantial victory was
achived, tho Lewis county Democracy
rolling up majority of more than 200
for their candidate for Governor.
In November 1868, Mr.. Nuckols sold
the Enposti@' to tho present proprietor
he having failed, notwithstanding the
great good he had accomplished, to make
it rcmunerative, or self sustaining.
When we purchased the paper, we did
SO, not with the expectation Of making
money out of it, but simply wishing to
make it pay its own expenses. We made
considerable additions to the cfico and
have endeavored to make the paper worthy
Of the Democratic county of Lewis. We
have spared no labor or expense in this
effort, and We arc proud to think we have
succeeded, but in doing SO, it has been at
our individual expense.
This is wrong. The Democracy Of
Lewis are as well able to support a paper
literally as any county in the State. 1t is
essential to our success that paper should
be published here, and yet, all should re.
member that to have good paper, they
must give it a liberal support. Its duty
you owe to yourselves and to your chill
drcn, for so long as the freedom of the
Press remains, personal liberty and free
dom connot be assailcd with immunity.
1t is, at once, the safe guard Of the
Peoples Rights, and the guardian Of their
liberties.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
clLMEn COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

A week or two ngo We mentioned that
the Board of Supervisors of Gilmer coun.
ty had decided to build new Court
House, to cost about $4,000. Since then
we have received n number of letters from
citizens of that county, dcnouncing tile
action of the Board as extravaganza, un-
necessary and uncalled for. The facts
are There is now n lricl; Court House,
with Court l;oom, Offices for Recorder,
CLERK, Sheriff, and jury-roolns bclcnsin.
10 The county, mud which cost good deal
Of money, standing IN Glenvillc, in wlic',
Cou, his been held for several yews
past. While it is moi in good repair. 1t
Is certainly bu, little, ifany worse than it
fas been heretofore. md The expenditure
of three or four hundred dolIaus would
make II comfortable for the next five
ycurs. Would 1t not be better for this to
be done than to burden the people with Il
debt of from $40, QUO to So 900.
The people of Gilmcl county are poor.
They are now, many Of them, ua,lc 10
pay the heavy taxes which are imposed
upon them. They have no mean, Of pro.
curing money except BY their lumber and
what stock they sell; and If q debt Of
such dimensions as the one bove con-
templntcd should be placed upon them, in
addition to The burdens under which they
are now staggering. it will be an outrage
which the people will not submit to until
every means Of redress have been ex.
hnusted. IL is wholly unneccssary--it is
injudcious at this time, even were It wise
at any-and it Is against, us wc believe,
the wishes Off large majority Of tho citi-
Srns Of The county
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
THE CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE.


Elsewhere in our paper will be found
an article from the pen Of Carl schurz,
Senator from Missouri. and also an art-
Gle from the New York Tribune, on the
subject Of the removal Of all political disa.
bilities. We call particular attention to
these articles, both on account Of the
standing Of the authors and because .llcy
contain arguments both cogent and pow
erful. The only real question at issue in
the campaign now in progress in Tenncs.
see is the removal Of these disabilities
Governor Senter and his friends fauoring
this proposition, while Colonel (D Stokes,
who began life as horse-jockoy, and who
has passed through all the successive
stages Of meanness necessary tolbecomo n
scalawag Congressman, backed by the
miserable white niggers and black igno-
ramuscs Of the ultra-radical party, are
opposed to it.
What induced such men as Senter and
Brownlow 10 advocate such measure, We
know not. It is sufficient to know that
they are now disposed to do what they
can to repair the evils they have wrought.
Governor Senter is canvassing the State
thoroughly, and making many friends.
The sympathy Of the better class of bis
party everywhere is with him; and it is
encouraging 10 know that at length the
evils ofproscrlption and disfrancllsement
are becoming apparent to their authors.
The result in Tennessee il not hard to
prejict-Stokes and his medieval policy
must go TO the wall.
The same question is now being ngita-
ted in our own State and in Missouri, md
here, as well as elsewhere, the ablest and
wisest of the radicals are advocating The
Catholic doctrine expressed in the article
of the Tribune. In Missouri, Carl
Sclurz, now United States Senator, and
always one Of the most extreme men Of
his party, is advocating like policy
through his paper. In fact, everywhere
that this Infamous policy lms been en-
ploycd, the sober sccuud thought oftlle
pcople--the return of rcnson aud tie If.
resistible march of events, arc sweeping
away these distractions to personal libcr.
(which, like their authors, will soon
be remembered oil TO be exeerale.l.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

TNnE ANlERlCANU NloN.-PRfCE REDuC.
4 ED.-S2, so A YEAR.
This favorite family Journal will hereafter be
sent to subscribers for So, 80 per year. gratis
copy sent one year 10 any person who obtains
six names aud forwards them with the money
10 us. In olicrwords, we will send seven copies
for $500. This makes The Union the cheapest
paper In America,
liz columns are filled with capital stories by
The best writers, and that charming variety in
poetry, wit and general miscellany, SO well
calculated to please oil lovers Of good reading.
Now is the time 10 subrcribe. All dealers sell II
Address ELLIOTT, TIloMEs 4 TALBOT,
s Bospon, Mass.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

GnAsr has run through al his own and
his wife's relations, all his old friends, and
it is 10 be hoped all bis contributors, and
has now appointed one Stamford to be in
spector of steamboats, at st. Louis, for
being "au old schoOlmate Of Mrs.
Graut,"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
"COsTAR'S"
s t an dard Preparation

BE A U TIFF nHi
The Bitter Sweet and Orange Blossni.
One bottle sl-Thrcc for 50. 100.
Costsr's Rat Roach &C., Exterminators.
Cosiar's Bed bug Exterminators.
Costar's (only pure) Insect Bowder.
"Only infhlliblc Remedies known.,'
s'ls years established in New York"
10000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily
a | Beware | ofsupriou, limitations"
CAL druggists in WESTON sell then
Address. "Costar,n 10 Crosby ST., Y.
Or Johu j. Henry, Successor toy :.
Dcmas Barnes h Co,21 Park Row, N. Il
Sold in Weston by all Druggists.
march Sly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

KNOCK DOWN the id blue-coated
white trash !" Such was the cry of the
negro mob at Washington, when faced by
the United States troops. Such is graft
tude, and Of such is loilty.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
Successor to Reid 4 Prather).
WHOLESALE GROCER

AND DEALB IN
CANNED FRUITS, WINES 4 LIQUORS,
No. 70 Main st. opposite u h o. i. Il. peP'
WHEELING, ". VA.
Constantly on hand large assortmeini. o.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and hes.
titled Cider which will be sold on the most 'S
terms.
N. B.-A constant supply ofIrlsh and Mon0A'
gahela Whiskey, always on hand.
&S- II. JENNINGS, is with this, House.
mnv11. liz -ll..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

TnE National Intcltigencer has recently
gone The way of all flesh, and after
an existence Of 60 years, during which
time it never failcdto appear on its pub.
LEGATION day. it haspcrmancntly suspended.
We regret this very much, rs we consid.
cred it one oftac Oldest journals in The
land, and one that could lily DO spared in
the present condition Of the country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

TIME WEEKLY SUN.
i -rtBLlsHED BY A. $. ABEL h co..
Fro ! She Sun Iron Dc!ldingt Baltimore, Nd
Tcrms-Cash in advance.
For copy for six months or less, Sl,oo
For copy year, l,5s
MIN INDUCEMENTS.
From This tiae tie Weekly Sun will renew It's
best Ciiorts IS Irs..r'..5s News aud Literary
Jorrns.l. Every iniprovncr OF .nodcrn Jour
halisLi--by which II 10 dis,iagur hcd-will be
maintained, end such attention be given to It's
several departments as will insure their c htin-
uCl interest," and wlriiever may he necessary 10
render ,llem more complete will not bs lost sight
Of.
7 hrou,; no otter medium can families aud
individuals In towns and Villages and rural dis.
tricts OF the eyuntry be so we'll supplied with
proper literature, and afull knowledge Of tho
worlds Whole news, from week 10 week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

That impecunious Spain is in bad cre,l-
it, is shown by the difficulty she finds in
getting change for a crown.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
HOUsEKEEpERsi+
HOUSEKEEPERS!
CHILDREN +
EN--WOMEN--AND CHILDREN t

REAL-READ.
Cooling to scalds and tburns.n
t'Sooilfing to all painful wounds, &C."
Healing to all sores, ulcers, &c.ny
COSTAR'S Blu CKTHORN SALvR
Is the most extraordinary salve ever knowu-
It's powca Of soothing and healing for all cuts,
burns, bruises, sores, ulcers, cllapped hand,.li
skin, for sore nipples, for piles, Be-, i, rthost
a parallel. One person says oft, 4 would u.t
be without boxinmy house, ifitcost SSs,,
or had to travel all the way to New York tst
it.'--N. Y. Evening News.
All Druggists in Weston sell il.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

AS Az iSprcyXEsr

To those parties getting uptlubs for the Weekly
sent to one postoiica, We will mail, hereafter,
10 the address OF any Que sending us a club Of
twelve Subscribers, an extra copy Of the Weekly
for one year for club Of Twenty subscribers,
we will send a copy Of tile Daily and Weekly
for six months for q club OF Twenty-Five sub
scrbefs, we will send copy Of the Duly for one
year, and for a cub Of Thirty-fve subscribers,
we will mail both the Daily asd Weekly for
one YER. The safest mode Ia retnittiug Sub
srriptions 1, by DRAFT or postoflse order.
Adares. A. 8. ABRLL L co.,
Sua Iron Balldisg, Baltimore, Nd.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

CuBA is very contradictory illustra-
ton of the usual effect Of elsie upon the
waters"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
THE TlFF1N HORSE RAKE,

A siirteen square Hickory Booth Rass s,
Nine feet headu-ash or oak-Ash Francs
Patent adjustable Iron lraeed k1e En-
Frames and head varnished and 'e'''
oiled.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
o U r .r
IMPROVED TRIPPING ARRANoh

las no equal. n is simple tna eaay
operated, ard ,riH not ge' o'a q ofae',
and ,ehcn ,rora out eau te repaired "
farmer or his boy. ,.n
Dealers throughout The country " ',.,.
not fail Il examine our rake ktdre ?"
ehasiny elsephere.
Beenre ofeoun,erfstt,. All our ha"'
are labeled.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05
TN. BRANNON, Clerk.
Fleming & Bennett, p. q.
June 2l-4t


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
A T rules held in the clerks Office of The cir
N cult court OF Calhoun county, on the first
Monday in June, 1869.
&.auel Hcfacr, ct. ais.
rs. III chancery.
George N. Boil, ct. ais.
The object Of this suit among other things,
is 10 subjc'. to sale tract OF IS acres Of land,
on the Little Kanawha river, in Calhoun coun-
", inc property Of the defendant George W.
Hsrdman. Also SC acres of land on the West
FOX of tic Little Hsnawha river, in said
Calhoun county, The property Of the defendant,
Pcregrine Hays, to satisfy the lien of a juds-
ment rendered by the circuit court of Gilmer
county, ct It's String term, 1857, in favor Of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, for the complain
ants, "Jack Townsend against the defend
ants, George N. Beall, George W. Hardman-
Peregrine lays, James P. Hunt, aud Josep.
Cun. for tic sum Of $40, the penalty ofa
bond, but TO he discharged by The payment Of
Sill GO cents, with interest thereon from the
10th Of September, 1856 until paid, and Sl3 81
cents costs at law and The costs Of this suit.
And It appearing by affidavit fled that the
defendants, George N. Bcail and George H..
Smith are NC; residents Of this State, and they
not having appeared, on motion Of complain
ants by their counsel, IL is ordered that they
do appear here within oncmontl after the first
publication of this oder, and do what may be
necessary TO protect their interests in this suit,
and ,llat this order be posted and published
according 10 law. Teste:
lR NIB. FERREL. Clerk.
Fleming & Bennett, Soils for Complts.
june 1l.4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-05

NlaE colored gentlemen arc soon to
supercede that number of white trash in
tic Charleston custom house.