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NEW Counrr. = Several week

county, Of which Waitsburg would
be the county seat. The agitation
eliminated in a public meeting, held
at Waitsburg, on Friday lass at which
the boundaries were agreed upon.
The new, county embraces one'half
Of township eight, byruuning line
through said township from East to
West to a point near where said line
would cross Touchet river, thence
due North to Snake river, thence up
Snake river to the Oregon line,
thence along the Oregon line to a
point East of the place of beginning,
thence to the place Of beginning
that is to say, taking all the inhabi-
tants North of Dry creek, and leav>
ing WSlla Walls county about twelve
miles wide from North to South, and
hooking around to the mouth of
Snake river. The officers desigua-
ted are E. Ping and G. G. Cram,
and some other gentleman, for Coun>
ty Commissioners; L. Bond for Sher>
if; S. L.Gilbreth for County Auditor,
aud YIN. Vauter for Probate Judge.
At the meeting it was stated that
letters had been received from Olymr
pia, setting forth that there would
be no difficulty in getting the bill
through tho Legislature; and that
all that was required was an agree
ment upon the boundaries, and des.
iguation of the persons to fill the
county Offices. The time may come
when it will be desirable to divide
the county, but this movement is in
anticipation, and is gotten up for
political purposes. As the county,
is now organized, Anderson Cox, Dr..
Baker, and the balance of the brain
less idiots who run the radical party
can never expect to hold Office, or
WELD influence, and hence they favor
the division, hoping that they can
secure a majority in the new county.
The programme, as We understand it,
includes the creation of a Council
District, out Of the new county and
Stevens county, and the apportiOn>
ment of two members Of the House
making a total gain for the radicals
of three members of the Legislature,
and securing for them in all future
time control of the laU-msking
power of Washington Territory.
Legislation for purely party purposes,
and without any regard for the pub:
lie good, we have always opposed,
and on this principle We shall oppose
the creating the new county, and
call upon our members in the Legis-
lature to exert all the influence in
their power to defeat the measure.
As far as we can learn there ha.
been no popular demand for the di-
vision, and at the Waitsburg meet
ing Anderson Cox, and his man Fri
day, were the sole prompters aud
prime movers. Decent mea of all
parties will distrust a measure that
has Cox for its sponsor, and will see
in his connection with it the evi>
deuce of fraud and corruption.
Whenever the people of any consid-
erable portion of the county
desire division, we shall acq1iesce
in their wishes, but we are not will
ling to see the county mutilated for
the one sole purpose of securing Off
ces for the vermin who have origi>
mated and are champiOning the di'
vision movement.
, 1869-10-30

VERY TRUE.-The Springfield Re-
publican very truly says that "the
supremacy of the party that elected
General Grant is fast passing away
in the South, and is growing weaker
all over the North"
, 1869-10-30

A. WOMAN died in Worcester
(MAss.). a few days since, aged
thirty.nins, who was the mother Of
nineteen children.
, 1869-10-30

THE once famous ballet dancer,
Maria TagliOni, is said to be dying
Of consumption at Brunn, Moravia'
, 1869-10-30

THERE are now engaged in tho
Mississippi trade. 9lo steamers, with
q capacity of292,l74 tons and Of an
estimated value Of s24, ,556,00O.
, 1869-10-30

ILLtSoIs is receiving through
Castle Garden, at the rate, Of about
$4,000 Inhabitants each year.
, 1869-10-30
NOTICE---pAv up
TALLoW & GREASE WANTED

THE wALLA .WALLA SOAP CON-
i PANY will purchase all the TALLOw
AND GREASE that is offered, and pay for
tne same in Soap or Cash, as may be pre-
ieLred: Apply at the SOAP FACTORY,
ust below Kcese's Mill. III
, 1869-10-30

TIE Norwegian immigration to
this country is perfectly enormous.
1t is stated that some 100000 will
arrive during the ensuing eighteen
months.
, 1869-10-30

UNITED BRETHERS CHURoH.-Services
at the United Brethren Church, every
Sunday, at IL A. NJ, and IN, Rev. ..
osborne. minister in charge.
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nlngens TVergade, HORNET at
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, 1869-12-21

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, 1869-12-21
NEW WENTs.
AUCTION.

IFTER Begjering af Christiansteds
A Skifteret som behandlende Bogtrykker
Richard Hatchett og senere abode Enkes
tRlles D6dsbo, vii vorde opsat til 3de
otfentIige Auctioner i Overeensstemmelse
med Placat 22de April 1917, forst hver for
sig og derefter samlede.
, 1869-12-21
MONTHLY CALENDAR.
ID Il G e WI B e IL i.

2 Tn
3 Fir
A Sa
S = End Sunday in Advent.-Marshal Ney !
6 shot, 1885,
z Tu Statue to Ney erected, 1853.
8 w Conception of B. V. M.
9 TIL
10 Fir
II Sa Louis Napoleon elected President, 1s48.
IL 9 3rd Sunday in Advent.
13 M
IA Tu
Is w Refinement of Napoleon I. 1910.
16 .Th Cholera in st. Thomas, 1858.
IL Fr
Is Sa
10 9 4th Sunday in Advent.
20 M Louis Napoleon procl. 184S.
81 Tu st. Thomas.-Shortest day, 10 hours, /
90 w Som. {
90 Th Great Earthquake at Japan, 1854.
ID Fir
25 Sa CHRISTMAS DAY.
26 s st. Stephen.
81 M st. John.
% Tu Innocents.
% w
80 Th
81 Fl The Year closes.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01
And then, Helen, falling into her hus

And then, Helen, falling into her hus
b'nFs ANS, cxclaimcd,- 'H
Forgive me, l am that little rustic
yon would sooner die ban we'd. are yol
81 Try you married mei'
Sorry, my glorious wife. But, lei.
en-, you could not deceive. Did i moi
understand you had never"
+ "Bccn. ut an academy she broke in
"neycr took n music lesson, never was
taught to sing, all very true, aud yc,
am all you SEQ me here tonight, myself
my own ieacLor; will. labor and dill.
gcncc, hope ! AM worthy 10 bc The wife
Of one SO gool aud exalted us find my
husband 10 tc."
Reader, wouldn't you and like to he
there jus. now, aud hear her story, aud
see the bright smiles between her pretty
lac" and dimpes, Us she tells how she ban
ishcd lhr piano, books. harp. portfolio,
music, all in an empty room by themselves,
nal. locking the door, left them to scclu-
sion and dust, while the country girl.
without my deep laid scheme, succeeded
in convincing the wcll-brci city ecnt"-
man that he con'l marry II charming rus
tic. il her fingers were more familiar with
the churn and knitting needles, tim they
we're with tic piano and lmoks.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01

Also, Agent for Woods Moving Machines.
Pit,sharg lion Pio@s aud many otter Agricul..
'ural i,npmen ALI Of which will be sold at
Manufacturers prices, Will, The addition Of
freight. I'm u ~ april. yl.'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01
rI,o TIE CITIZENS OF WESTON.

w LIE Cil IHENS U! WEslUS.
1t is with much pleasure that announce
10 .'le c'izrus Of this place that our Acadcny
has been rcUrcnrd. As nothing is Of higher
Importance, should c!ici; deeper in,rrc.i in
the hearts oflnrenls ,lan that u procuring a
respectable .duca'i u Tor their children. It will,
am certain, be cheering 20 all TO know thu,
now an eArcllcut opportunity is offered.
Our good l'ishol, the Right Reverend \. V.
Whalenr ilasseni ns II young &C ..'lc!Ilal,-Mr. l..
Donoran, 10 conduc, the School. Mr. Eono-
gan prescn Is his cI'd,nlials, EoHorally n,rin, d
Il, Tic Dublin University (Trinity College,
which, beyond doubt, guarantee his m .;cien.
cy TO take clIarg. OF It Select School. Ncis
fully coihpttel, TO iinpart u tliGro oh mcrcau.
tile aud commercial education. u. will teach
the o-Iiin,ry course OF Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry, Surveying, Natural Philosophy, Tic
use OF Gohcs, and will give cspei al attention
10 English Gra,.m IT, Composition, Geography,
History and housekeeping. Hence, lGccm /,
my duty TO apprizc the parents Of This most al.
mimbe opportunity, AMI request them 10 5 g
II, once tin, their children reap the fruits Of
his advantageous occasion. The tcrss Of iui.
lion will lie moderate. The Latin and Greek
departments will taught BY myself. will
cndcavor 10 render the study ofihese languages
rs int, resting and rs easy MS possible.
i5t III a Pr. BURKE, ,a
feb 15.2t Catholic Pastor.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01
apEcIAL NOTICE.

SpECIAL NOTICE,
| HAMILTON EASTER. Hl .l,l u clAs. WATERS
Cnas. Il. EASTER
e - HAMILTON EASTER &soNs j Hf'
Invite attention TO tier ncstn, lafEe m q
! varied Who'll, sale end retail stock Of Dry Goods,
10 which additions will Lc tnade BY almost
cvctv Steamer. Having buyer constantly in,
Europe. and selecting also from Auctions an
other best sources III this Country, thercis no
Iniise IN the United States with letter facilities
in lGr:hnsing, and hut iiw that Retail Goods
buy AS We do direct from the Lest European
Manufacturers.
We ain to keep on hand Goods adopted to MI
wants FROM the lowest priced 10 tic most costly;
md whilst constantly endtayoring 10 secure
new and fashionable fairies. wcare equally anx-
ious 10 supply the wants OF those desiring cheap
durable articles. aiming oils 10 sell such goods
ls We believe will prove satisfactory 10 rur.
| cliascrs. Ill
In succeeding tie former firm Of Hamilton
Faster K Co., our senior pnriener lins rtsi med
the active management aud personal supcryis ion
Of the business. = t'3 I'.'.
sellnrfor "CASll ONLY" we nre enabled
to put our goods n, quite moderate profits and
this with regular fixed price, from which no.
deviation Is made, jus,ities those, not familiar
will their yalue to buy from Us With entire
confidence. ..i q.n rfl fbI..
Retail stock on FIRST floors ofioo, 2ol and 2o3
baltimore Street. 20 tt.isi NH9E
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories.
All orders by letter mus, lie addressed 10 The
irn, when they will receive the prompt pei.
'onnl attention Of one Of the principals.
mtiG-it ..'i n1g}i Hlf6 nili4 eii ~,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01

4 MISERABLE L1fk. !,
Is that of the dyspcp,c. Why SITTER vixen
Robncks Blood tlnriier aid Blood Fills will
surely cure sou? They can he obtained ffon,
any drn.g;s'. ''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01
gf. 4 RhuIRKA1LE EACY.a

That not single instance has come 10 the
nvwlcgc Of tie prortietUrs, Of The failure OF
,ohnek's medicines TO give entire satisfaction
N tile hundreds Of thousands OF eases In which
hey have leeii is..i this IS worthy Of remark
lnd undesirable psideuec Of their int rinsir merits
FIN. ClfALPANT,
Sole Agent for Lewis county .igs'1I isJut gH
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-01
aovs!y a.9, GEORGIA. FISHER

DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
l.; Lately much iInprovcd--and the new
UNIVERSAL. CLOTHES WRlNGER,
Improved with lIowe!l's Patent Double Cog
wheels, and the Patent Stop. are now unquesi
,ona5ly Tar superior to any apparatus for wasl.-
irS clothes ever invented, aud will save ltir
cost iwice 4 year, by saving lardr and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony ms
follows:
"We like orr machines much. Could not
be persuaded TO do without IT, aud Will the aid
~ Doty, We feel that We are masters Of the 20.
s,ion. n-[liev. Bishop Scott, NJ. ~ Church.
III is worth one dollar week in any fami-
y.'--[New York Tisunc. 81
= IN the Laundry Ct my house there's per-
pelnal thanksgiving I'm Mondaysfor the inyen
ton Of your excellent wrirscr."-llcv. Thco-
pore Il. Cnylcr. Hdlg lti 7HI
every week has given. il q, stronger hold
upon The affections Of The inmates of the Lann-
Idry.f--,Ncw York Observer. l-ai 'Etg
:" heartily commend il 10 economists Of tire,
money and con,cr;ncn,. key. DR.. Bellows.
"'rley save l,rcc-io,,r.l,s OF the labor and
time, and p.y for themselves both in money aud
conchimcn;.".- Orleans licayupc.
Friend Doiy-Your last Improvement Of
your Washing machincis n complete success. \
assure you our Machine, after u years use, is
ihoug!,t more Of to.da" il,an ever and wnad
not he parted viii, under any circumstances. y
PRICES.
Send the retail price, Washer sli, extra
Wringer slo. and wewill forward either OF both
macliines, free Of freight, 10 places whereino one
is selling and so sure are wc they will be liked,
that We agree 10 rr!unl the money if any 6na
wishes 10 return The machines free Of freight.
after a months trial according 10 directions.
Canrasscrs with exclusive right 0. sale make
money fast ty selling them
Sold by,dealcrs generally, 10 whom lilcrai
discounts are made.
Il. c. BROWNING. Gen. Agent.
.l,.pn ~ a. NJ, N..I
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-17
a HOME IssrIrur1oN.
NORTH CiReLlNA
Lie Assurance Annuity and Trust 9 Company.
0FFTcERS.

w. f. PelL President, R. W. Best, Vicc-Presi-
dent, WIN. H. Jones. Cashier, E. Burke Hay
wood, MD Consulting Physician, Hon. A. S.
Merrmon, Counsellor and Attorney, and w. II.
Jones, Secretary pro. fen. - ~ ~
DrRECToRs:- R. w. Best, W. IT, Jones, Jas.
A. Moore, and Willie j Palmer, Esqrs Gen. w.
Il. Cox, Gen. Matt. w. Ransom, Rev. W.E.Pcll,
Col. VIM. Johnson Gen. WilhelD ZONES, George
Harris, ESD, Hon. /. l.. Shober, Col George
Little, DR.. w. X. Miller, Gen. r. b. Vance and
@. BuSbee, Esq 49, ~ N'~Ns
EXECUTIVE CoMaITrre George Little,
Willie j. Palmer andiJ. A. Moore No =
Qdiiee OF the Company at present, at the store
of w H. Jones d Co., Raleigh, N. c., where the
officers may be found.
This Company is now ready to receive appl-
cations for insurance on the mutual plan and to
issue policies. This scheme is fully explained in
Circular addressed to the people of North
Carolina, to which special attention is called. 1t
can be had by addressing the Secretary or from
our Agents 1t is believed that our mutual plan
offers Inducements to- the people at large, not
equalletl by other Companes.9 RlsssM salj aas
The Company has issued Prospectus to raise
Capital Stock, to enable 1t to take Lite-rsks on
the stock plan. When this is dcae,, the Com
pany will oilera very superior scheme OF Life
Insurance on this plan. sslaodI Io irHt5
lage in the State. The Company will be man
aged with the strictest economy and with eff
cheney, for the benefit of the insured and all in
terested. aosnggaii4t jan
We must build up our Home Institutions, and
as far as possible keep our money at home to
promote home enterprise, home industry. and
prosperity. WILL: E. PELL, Hesdt
'a WM. II. JONES, Secretary pro. tenn },1s'l
Feb6 ;;3l-w's&s'sd &w1m
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-17
Adjourned Meeting.

i'4''i CARTHAGE, Feb list, 1869.
Pursuant to adjournment the citizens of
Moore met in the Court House in Carthage
The President being absent, Mr.. A. r.
Mcdonald was called to the chair and ]. A.
Barrett appointed secretary. The proceed
ings of the last meeting were then read
and adopted. 2."
Speeches were made by John G. Campbell,
j. A. Barnett and Others The report Oft
committee was then called for, to which Mr..
J. G. Campbell responded as one of the COM
mittee. and stated that they had not had
time to complete their report as they wished
to, and asked further indulgence from the
meeting.
On motion, the meeting requested them to
make their report to the meeting on the Goth
inst. iA
On motion of ]. A. Barrett the meeting
appointed A. r. Mcdonald, ESQ.,, Capt.
James D. McIver and Col D. G.. Barrett as
Committee to communicate with the Presi-
dent and Directors Of the Chatham and
Cheraw RAILROAD and ask them if a literal
subscription of land would be any cnnsidera-
: tinn in the location ofsaid road The COM
mittee was requested to report at our next
meeting ''
On motion of w. F. Seawell, it was resolved
by the meeting that, these proceedings be
published in the Raleigh Standard The
meeting then adjourned to meet at Carthage
on the 23d of February
''-iLs' q A. R. MCDONALD, Chairman.
j. A. BARRETT, Secretary.
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At a Railroad meeting held at Bethlehem
Church, ON the 23rd day of January, 1863,
on motion Rev Harden Sanders was called
to the chair, and r. w Barrett and Daniel
Harmon were requested to net as Secretaries.
The Chair then explained the object of
the meeting, after which the meeting was
addressed by Mcssrs John c. Campbell,
Col. John Morrison, W. Il. Seawell and
Others 81 iitttras.t5H a5af7lt 20 .lsiA
Onmotion Of Col D. L. Barrett, thu, Chair
appointed Col. John Morrison, Alex Kelly,
Samuel Barrett, c. c. McCriiimen, d. d.
Currie, r. w. Barrett, Jr., W. D. Dowd, J.
u. Mcintosh, Presley Caddel and j. c.
Campbell as committee to wait on and
recommend tothe Engineer of the Chatham
and Clieraw Railroad what they think to be
the best route, and ask linn to GO with them
and visit the different localities of interest
along the route and report at the next meet
ing. 99'.es
i1qO On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
at Carthage on Mnnday, the 1st day al Feb
ruary. p 81 HARDEN SANDERS,
/ t!'s 80 t3-'-,l ~ Chairman
R. W. BARRETT, lss scretor 1,l
E DANIEL HARMON, i'f-
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-17
The East and the West.

1t is hoped that the terms East and
West" as now used so frequently in the
Legislature will soon be abandoned. There
is no need for it. Before the war, when rep
resentation was based on federal population,
and when the public school fund was dis
tributed on the same basis, there was cause
for complaint. The slaveholding aristoc-
racy of the East then had the advantage
and the West was justifable in complain
. ing. But now, when slavery is abolished,
and the old three-ffths power is wiped out,
there should be no strife between sections.
The West has its water powers, minerals,
grazing lands, and rich valleys; the middle,
its mines, forests, cotton and tobacco lands
the East its sounds, harbors, fisheries, tur-
pentine and exceedingly rich soil. All sec
lions of the State are lavishly endowed by
nature, and in any portion one can live with
ordinary exertions. Railroads will soon be
built in all parts of the State, and when
this is done we hope to hear less of this
senseless cry of East" and "West"
The masses in the East have tasted the
bitterest fruits of slavery,-those of the
West are mountaineers a class of men pro-
verbal the world over for their innate love
of liberty. Why. then, should not these
work together without jarring, for the COM
mon good of cur old State?
All parts of North Carolina are now being
looked to by persons in other States wishing
to settle among US. They come without
these sectional prejudices. Let us do away
with ours.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-17

BoBBERY-On Thursday night last
party of thieves went to the house of David
Hinton, Esq, about eight miles from Raleigh
on the Tarboro' road, and stole horse and
mule and harness. They then went to MIR.
Rufus Dunn's, where they stole bale of
cotton and wagon. When they passed the
house of R. B. Seawell's, Mr.. Hintou's horse
was abandoned and one of Mr. Seawell's
stolen in its place. On Friday afternoon the
wagon and harness was found by Mr.. ]. S.
Bryan, abandoned, a mile from Raleigh on
the Fayetteville road. About mile farther
the mule of Mr. Hinton and the horse of Mr..
Seawell were found where they had wander
ed after being loosed from the wagon. No
clue to either the cotton or the thieves has
been discovered. l..t r.-..r...