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REDDY is gone, and, nextto Reddy the man
the law wants is Reddy's bondsmau. But If
Reddy's bondsman should prove to be consid-
erably less financially than man Of straw,
who do we want then9 We want the Judge
who accepted such bail. Reddys bondsman
is of slippery class, and If the rascal escapes
and the bondsman suffers no loss, this again
Is another conniyancc Of our criminal authors.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

Por AND KETTLE. Chicago papers are
showing up the ridiculous sensation stories oi
each other. The old story Of the pot calling
the kettle black.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

WOODS MUSEUM AND THEATRE, Thirtieth street and
Broadway.-Afiernoon and evening Performance
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty.
fourth stres,.-LA PERIonoLE. Matinee at q
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

AMUsEMENrs THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-HIoooRy DroooaY
DooK. Matinee At N
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SENATOR WILEY.

1t will bo recollccted by the peoplo'of
Lewis, that last fal! this gentleman ad-
dressed them, and in Ills remarks lie sta
ted that they should not e;afrail Of hay
ing negro suffrage forced upon them With
out having an opportunity to vote upon
the question. A few days since the House
of Representatives proposed a constitu-
fiona! an cndment which gives to the ne
groes the absolute right to vote and hold
office, but allows the States to disfranchisc
white people and not the negroes; this
passed by veto of 15Oto AZ. We pub
lishei last week the amendment referred
to. The proposition then went to the
Senate of the United States, and in the
discussion upon the subject in that body,
on the 9TH inst the above named Cen
tleman, Wiley, radical Senator from
West Virginia, better known MS Morgan
town Wiley, INDUCED in the following
remarks:
"Mr. Wiley next addressed the Sem
ate. lie was prepared to vote for the
amendment, either as it came from the
House or in the form reported from the
Senate Judiciary Committee. The great
object to be attained was the enfranchisc-
ment of the colored population. dThis he
desired for ten reasons, among which
were his belief that oil human govern
ment should rest on the consent of the
governed; aud til at the eNfranchiscment
Of the negro would settle his status and
take him out Of the arena Of national pol
tics" 80 r'@
Either Of the propositions referred to
by him, which be supports, directs sub
mission to the Legislatures Of the several
States. The people do not vote upon !,
as he declared they should have right
to do. Was ever menlacity and deceit
more patent? Radicals here, in the lead
of the party, have all said they were op-
posed to negro suffrage, but perhaps they
only vote for such mon as Wiley, whc
they know will vote for it. We should
like to know really, whether tho world
has turned over and that mankind have
forsaken nature aud intend to 60 for the
negro over the rest Of mankind. What
have VIC come TO? 70
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RADICAL BLASp1IENIY -!

D.1n E.
''''o" W. 4"o'' '''n! " '".ee 'o'uH'l'
sermonoi tho lev. Gilbert Haven, on
"Amcrica' 5 Past and Future" which was
published in tic Nee Torh Independent,
of l,tc date mud command Il n ,bo A.
-: g 1T .:s.s. = nu.p
''"'''" VI w. ''''"' ",'"",, NV -,'
erenu gentleman out iieroas iierod IN
lis enthusiastic admiration for the negro.
and backs up his statement by SAYING,
,h,t ,be mother If Christ and Ch,;st him.
~ $3.50, -.
se"' "e'' "ss''es iio s'!H'
. s, J:a ..'..sss =. a'e'S TI wiz en'"so
ot Which ve now nrofcss 10 revolt wa shall
look upon with pleasure. 4 #1'* y
We shall SEQ Helen's beauty in the brow
or Egypt. we snail say: w nat a
~" imp: :p.'"'o n, '""I S o:on" sA.n ~
How far il cxccis onr cbolkv bnc . K
4 "Our girls crinklc their hair after
the natural curliness of their sisters locks.
Inns IS one OF doa,smodes OF e, curing US Of
s ~, g. otT slon ID h,,aI " "U y
Shall boast Of tLc dusky beauty Of his
wife, and the Caucasian wife shall admire
the sun. kissed oounscnanec Of her husband
az aeeP!y anu as unconscious OF '"e pres
e IL, l;sh.a. " 49, Jaw " 2 NO ~ - '''''
1T@And again, we look at a face with re.
pulsioh, which is Of the very complexion
OF the mother Of our Lord-nay. Of the
i'9.u himself t.
ms IS VIC ilrs' Tune we have s ever seer, seen
Tue mater s.a'ea 50 0f0aa'y' we knew
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The Wheeling Intelligencer quotes a
paragraph from our paper in relation TO
party organization, in which we said, "a
nomination by it; Qhc Democracy has
ever been considered rs pledge which
bound every member of the party to sup
port the candidate" and then proceeds
to give us severe lecture upon the evils
of party despotism, in which he remarks
that "tho)pceplc are emancipating them
selves from partizan thraldom aud learn
ing to do their own thinking"
Now We make no objections to this
proposition, and We only would that the
people" would rise in their might and
hurl from power the corrupt demagogues
w'.o are squandering their substance and
usuTping their rights; but this cannot be
done without the aid Of thorough party
organization, and hence We advocate it.
But this independence Of party" of
which the Iateliigenccr now speaks so flu
emily. is new doctrine in the mouths of
radical newspapers. For years the whole
party which the l"teHigencer represents,
Submitted to the dictation OF tho "S.ar
Chamber Committee at Washington.
Their fiat was tatc-their dictum the
law! And even today, not single
mcasurcis passed through Congress by
the party in power, except in accordance
with the resolution Of caucus of'thc
radical members. In our own State, the
Mie1Tycncer has been astrict party organ.
All the nominations Of its party have
been controlled by caucuscs, and made
accordingly. Its whole party has been,
and is today, in the State o: mental
vassalage." which i. SO deprecates, and it
is only, when in cases where it is in a
hopeless minority, as was the case in
Wheeling, that it becomes the advocate
Of independence of party" for the pur-
pose of obtaining 4 few Offices from which
its friends would otherwise DO debarrcd
1t i'll becomes the organ of party which
is run solely by Star Chamber Commit
tics, midnight caucuscs and the like, to
rcproyc its opponents for urging an or
ganization which is the only means Of cs-
cape that is left the minority from the
evils which they have brought upon us.
Satan never yet converted sinner by
rcproving hin, and the M'eliyencer will
likewise fail to convert us. until its party
live up to the lessons which il has been
pleased to give for our instruction.
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THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE AMEND.
f.aH..r 1IENT 20

Tact rool go. ,,h,;.h.j ,,,o ,-o,os,1
,a1", wv" .. '" p - .,'.. f'r'
ane''u'nel' 10 '"' 'ons'''a''oi' Vi inc
OnIted States, MS 1t passed the House
We now lay before our readers the sub.
stitute as il missed tic Senate ond vL;,h
r,s .d,oo,,ad H.. At. ,v,,,. AL .a,o,
,. ~ "' "u eu
lor oy MN anu us party irichas, The vote
standing ayes 4O-nays lG:
JOINT RESOLUTION. rnorosiSo AMgSpMesrs
3 Nro THE CONSTITUTION or rltr UNITED
srArEs. t
Z BE resolrea ly tAe .Sena,c anil House
ofRcpyescn,at;,es. ctc. tyo.,birds of both
Houses concurrinr. That the following
articles be proposed to the lie gslatures
Of the several States as amendments TO
ihe ronst;tution os n,o uo;t,d s,,,o.
either of wl,ieb, when r,ti6"i 10 ,l,ros'
fonrtbs If saiJ i.sn;sl,,nre. AJAX sI ieiI
,Uu nsr u 81 s' sa 9's'atur,s s' 10 held
. Article 10. No discrimination shall
be be. made in the United !, States among the
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
THE LEGISLATURE.

On the 9th inst the Legislature, in
Committee Of the Whole, reported bill
to the House locating the State Capital at
Graf,on, but rs this was done by vote
Of 26 to %, tits very doubtful whether
the bill can command the requisite ma
jority of'.wo.,hirds which is required to
pass it.
On Monday the following amusing
passage at arms occurred in the House !:
Mr.. ScoGcld, under leave obtained on
his motion, Offered the following resou-
ton ,.r,,.. .,.=-- ID. iI5
Resolved, That the fine specimen Of
stone presented by tho gentleman from
Upshur. whicl, the builders rejected and
which the Legislature splitupon, be trans
ferred to the Speakers desk for use with
his gavcl.
Mr.. Pinnell said:
Mr.. SrEAKEn Il hope the resolution
will pass. l brought up the specimen Of
stone to show 10 this House what an in
cxhnus!ible mine Of such stone we have
in Up,hur. have missed the specimen
from my desk for several days; and,
knowing that the gentleman from Writ
represents district quite barren Of all
such geological developments, l thought
he might possibly have been tempted to
frank 1t to his constituents as a curiosity.
The passage of this resolution may po..
Silly throw light upon lis whereabouts.
Mr.. Scofcld said:
Mn. SPEAKER Il proposed this rcsc.
luton ont of consideration to the gen.
tleman from Upslur. Knowing with
what tenacious sympathy and affection he
clings to everything pertaining to Buck.
hannon, thought that even the loss of n
rock specimen might have dire effect.
trust that the specimen will be recover.
cd and preserved in the archives of the
government to be used as the corner stone
of the resarrccted temple, whether loca-
ted at Buckhannon or any other point.
The stone was afterwards found and
produced.
Mr.. Carroll moved to lay tue resolution
on the table. Lost.
Tho resolution WIS then adopted.
The Speaker appointed tlla gentleman
from Writ to transfer tho specimen to tho
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Mr. Price, Speaker of the House. edi.
tor Of the Republican, and public printer
for Arkansas, in leading editorial in 0
lite issue of lis paper says: Martial law
may now be regarded ms the fixed and
settled policy of the radical party of Ar.
kansas. We are laying out tile plan for
building ul The radical party in Arkan.
sas. We will make Arkansas radical ~
u waste ani bowling wi!dcfiitss -
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aTME LATE cIry ELEcrloN.y
Wonders will never cease! A FRIEND

A"S LaAE Sllk fELEiC LION
"a Wonders will never ceasc A friend
has handed us cory of the Wheeling
Iu'cl'i%acer, of the sth, which contains
an article headed as above, in which the
cditors Of that organ ACCUSES us Of want
Of sense, because We published com,nu.
nicalion Rejecting upon the course Of his
contemporary of the Register, in regard to
the position taken by that paper III orpo-
sing the regular nominees Of the Democ-
racy in the City election, 1t is true VIC
published nm article of this kind, as we
do everything that is sent US by response
Bile parties, but tho editor Of the Intelli-
qenccr seems to have likewise been troub.
led with blindness, wilTful or otherwise,
or his astuteness would never have led
him to quote from a "commnnicutivn" and
4 then c'lurye that It ras editorial! In our
remarks upon the article in question, We
expressly disclaimcd tile views advocated
by our correspondent, and stated, in SO
many words, that We were not sufficiently
acquainted with the facts in the case, to
warrant us IN expressing decided orin-
ion. r t'gl3t
Oar admiration for Mr.. Walker, is
Z equal, and certainly Of longer standing,
than that expressed by the editor Of the
Ia'euiyencer, and had that gentleman read
our article, at which he seems to have la
ken such umbragc, he would have dis
covered this. But tue Intcliyeaeef's role
is certainly not defending Democratic
newspapers. We believe Mr.. Walker
!. has hitherto been able to fight his own
battles, and has. at different times, drub-
bed the whole fraternity Of radical cdi-
tors in this State, Gncludips his present
champion) in the most admirable manner.
We consider him able, as We know he is
"'''"g' 70 nshs MS o"" oa''ies
, WITHOUT as''s''"'' ''0m '"v.' %"o
a",e eA"auS''a ,"n"e'e' VI a0"'S '''9
"a'', ;" aeu'u"'''s n.,,' ~ '"o ,.Vs' WI
''"su's'' D', W ''''s 1s "
y . w0u1u certainty nave u, ueen 'Our-
S Ut ehe eu''of u ''' a 1"'" .,s,@. -
SEM Us paper co',' 'H MS 'a'-
t"oh against U.s. 10 'ha' We. m's"'
received t9 some warning ol Tue 'a.e
sHoFe tor US. us uheehefous' II Is
q unsentlemanly. IT'S coSaru'y' 10 a''aeN
my person WITHOUT giving l'''n aa 'pPoF'
1utn'ty 81 ceteenndlns himself ana ID news
paper controversies SO iar Us our expert
sence extends 1t Is q custom whlch cannot
100 broken without dishohor 10 INC ae'ln'
n quont. Is
IA Now, will the IMe'ttgeneer inform US
a'' from whom nc received copy Of our pape
n conta;nino The article which has so raised
j,...fs p, ,-,.l,.
~ to this, for it SO happened that his partlc-
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The Michigan Democratic State Con.
vention was called to meet at lansing
March o, Candidates for Justice of the
Supreme Court md two Regents of the
University are to be nominated.
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WINDOW GLASS, LAMPS / LANTERNS

Any size you want. Splendid stock Of
Lamps ani Lanterns. Ofl.1mps we have tho
lsich, Dotcminn. Carved, Glass, Bronzed Base
In s'nin"ry, with pendants and Globes, giving
when lighted up,a soft, white or Calcium
lights then again, thorc delicate yet durable
Plain Glass lamps in variety, giving a light
most soft end radiant I; md yc. again, those
'udes'ruciiblc Brass Lamps, giving good ligh.
with no ehirnncys to break US they require
nonc-Falling harms them not-cannot b.
broEcn--a Lamp for Nil purposes.
iAn'erns-a good assortment, Globes and
Chlhneys. +. NJ. CllALFAST,
and a. N. DENT,
successor 10 Camden h Rals,on.
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General Hancock pcrsistently refuses
to become candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania, or to interfere with the To-
cal politics Of tho State, SO long as he
may remain in tho army.
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HAS JUST RECEIVED!

5 Bbls Of Carbon Oil-pricc reduced 1850 O.
Barrels of Linseed Oil, very fine, ~
Bbl. of spirits of Tnrpcntine,
| Bbl. of Sperm oii-fne quality,
J Dbl. of Lard oil-very supSior,
I Ebl. of good CoPal Varnish, a"i
l Dbl. of liosin-exccllent, hi ..-.--.
3 Bill. of Alcohol -dcotcrized,
Dbl. of Lamp Black, "
| cask Of Alum,
l g of Epson Salts, ,gl
20 boxes OF Window.Glass-al all sizes,
70 kegs of White Lead-Lewis'. Fahnesocks'
Particular attention is directed tony own
Brand of Lead, "Chalfant's Snowflake"
every kcg of which is warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
The aboyegoods will be sold at the lowest
prices. Full stock always on hand--for sale
by F. u. CllALFAST,
and a ". DENT,
Successor of Camden & Kalston
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The Chicago Tribune says it will be
hard to make the taxpayers believe tlla,
an army of $4,000 men, costing forty.
three millions Of dollars year, is need.
cd. .......
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NOTIONS IN PROPULSION

Combs. Brushes, Common and Fancy Soaps
Cola Pens, Silver Thimblcs, Perfumery ofev-
cry kind. In siort-'cln you count The sand
upon the sea sh-rc! No. MORGAN VIC cnun-
crate the uscfaland beautiful articles cmhra.
ccd in our stock, but call, sccanl examine for
yourselves. +. N. CHALFANT..
and A. NJ. DENT,
Successor to Camden & lsals,on !.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS &C.,

Use DR.. D.n,'s Cedar Tar--been used Forty
years in priya'e prac;ice with much success
give it n trial. Tobc found at
= CHhLFANT'S Drug Store,
Also, at DENTS Weston, W. Va.
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LOOK HERE

On the LIST day Of January; 1869, all persons
indebted tome, are requested TO call and SGT.
tie. ms need my money badly You will fal
your accounts inidc out. Goods arc no W 50
low, it is impossible for me to credit any after
the LIST Of JANUARY, 1860. 50 don't ask is.
Persons having billsagainsi mo will at once
for settlement 20 -
~. B. Rrmemler, No Boeh Accom-.
made hereafter, viii any one /
4. NJ. CllALFANT.
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JEwELEY, WATCHES, i CLOCKS

4 magnificent Stock on hands, Mt our Uni
vcrsnl Low Prices, Call and examine for
yourselves. +. NJ. ClfALFANT,
aud a. NJ. DENT.
successor to Camden l. Ralston.
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T ANDs FOR SALE Good Farming land 5
IL partly in cultivation, md the balance in
woods, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, si,ua.
ted IN Lewis county, on the Etnunton aud Par
kersbnrg Turnpike, miles from Weston; and
IN Calhoun county, on the Little Kanawlla river
ana on the Pike, near Gmntsyile. Liberal
terms; Apply 10 or address
FREDEllC F0rSE, Agents for the heirs of
F.1H&Fonse, deed, ~ Weston. n3l-mc
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T rules held in the clerks office Of the cir
Y cult court of Brax,on county, February
rules, 1869.
The Supervisors of Bag
ton county, conllainan's, In Cbapccrv.
rs.
,lohn C. Shelton, defcn'G. o.. 49,
The obi cct of this bill is to enforce lien on
a tract Of land containing 100 acres, being part
OF 200 acre tract, in Braxton county, Wes'
VIRGINIA, laying on Salt Lick, Greek, for Tie
non-paymcnt of county taxes due thereon Tor
the years 1865 and 1866.
And it appeGring by affidavit. filed that 'he
defendant, joan c, Shelton, is not resident o.
this Stat, and lie not appearing on motion oil
comp!ainauts, 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and due posting of a copy oil the
same at the front door of the court h.use OF
Braxton county, and do what he thinks fit 10
protect his interest in this suit.
Tcstc: N. B. SQUlRES, Clerk
" Newton, compt's counsel. n32-4t.
WEST VIRGINIA:
A yrulcs held in the clerks Office Of the cir
n cui; cour, Of DraX'on county, February
rules, 1869.
The Supervisors Of Brdr-
ton county, complainanfs,
rs.
Delos Arnold, defendant.
III Chancery.
The objcc, of this hill is to enforce n lien on
two tracts of land situate in BraX'on county,
Yves; Virginia, the first tract containing 40
acres, laying on Wolf Greek, the second tract
containing $50 acres, laying on Two Lick Rur,
in Franklin township, for the non-payment OF
county taxes due thereon for the years 1865,
1866, and 1867.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant is not n resident Ofihis State, and he
not appearing, on motion OF complainan,s It is
ordered .ha, he do appear here in one month
after due publication Of this order, and due
posting OF n copy Of the same ut The front door
of the court house Of Braxton county, and do
what he thinks fit TO protect his interest in this
suit.
Tcstc: sQUTRES, Clerk.
W. Newton, compt's counsel. n:2-4t
WEST VIRGINIA:
4 T rules held in the clerks Office of the cir
N cut court Of Drax,on county, February
rules, 1869.
The Supervisors Of Brnr.
ton county, e"mplainants,
.dndrem Mckinney, def1.
IN Choncery.
The object Of this bill ia TO enforce lien on a
tract Of land containing 1000 acres, situate In
Brax,on county, West Virginia, in Franklin
township, laying on waters Of Elk River, known
rs the Walcut survey, for the ncn-paymcnt Of
county taxes due thereon for the years 1866 and
1867.
And j. appearing BY affidavit filed that the
defendant is not a resident Of this State, aud he
Incorporating, on motion of the eomplainants
tits ordered tina! he do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, aud
due posting ola copy of the same nj the front
door Of the court house of Dmxton county, and
do what he thinks fit to protect his interest in
this suit.
Tcs.s: N. B. SQUlREs, Cierl.
W. Newton, comp'ts counsel. n32-At
WEST VIRGINIA:
A T rules held in the clerk, Office Of the cir
LAcuit court of Brax.on county, February
rules, 1869. 3
Tie Supervisors Of Brar-
ton county, comp9uinnts,
Us.
George 1mJodea, detend't
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COMMISSIONERS SALE 0F LAND.

SS.h siisolo4NlJu ~ ca bE w LAND.
n pursuance Of the decree Of The circuit cour,
LOT Giliner county, rendered on the lst day OF
October, 1868, in the cause Of Isaac jackson
against ANDREW Stalnakrr, ETC., shall Offer for
SIDE at the from! door Of the court house of
Lewis county, oil the 9Th day Of March. 1869,
THAT being court dat the land in the Bill and
proceedings Ofsaid cause mentioned, being so
acres Of land, situate on the West Fork river,
near the mouth Of kincheor's Greek. In Lewis
county, and the SAME land on which the said
Andrew StalnGket and Mis-. Lake now live.
shall first offer that part of the land now
occupied hy Andrew Stalnaker and not sold
by him TO - Lake; aud II the same shall moi
he bid to n sum suilicicn. 10 satisfy the amount
deereed to The complainant, then shall oar
the whole Of said land, together or in parcels, n:
/ may deem best. II
TERMS or SALE. n
Upon credit Of. six, twelve aud ,sh,een
months the purchaser executing ionds With
good personal seetrify, bearing 1atetest from
date.
Mat. w. HARRISON,
jan 1s-5t Special Commissioner.
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The newsboys Of Houston, Texas, re.
fuse 70 sell tho Union. q radical paper,
tJltors sell j tt1lle slrsclstlcm-
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u
The object Of this bill is to enforce lien on a
trac. Of land situate in lrax,on county, West
Virginia, containing acc acres, in Clay town.
ship, on kranl's Creek, for the non.payment Of
county taxes due thereon for the years 1861
and $50. t.##.5.s. ~
And IT appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, George lmboacn. Is not a resident OIL
this State, and he no, appearing, on motion .;
the conp!ainants, II Is ordered that he do mp
pear here within one month after due pub!ica-
ton of this order, and due posting of a copy OIL
the same at the front door Of the court house Of
Braxton county, aud do what he thinks 1t 10
proicc; his interest IN his suit. i
Tcstc: N. B. SQUlEES. Clerk.
W. Newton, comp'ts counsel n32.4t.
WEST VIRGINIA:
4 T rules held in tue clerks Office of the cir
LAcuit court Of Braxton county, February
rules, 1869.
Tile Supcrrisors Of Brar-
ton county, complainants,
Us. Hf
l'm. C. Dixon, dcfenat.
In Mancery.
The object Of this bill is to enforce lien on
tract of land containing 80, 600 acres, situate
in Brax.on aud Webster counties, and known
as the Budd land, laying in Franklin township,
for the non-payment Of county taxes due there
on for the year 1861.
And itappearing by AFFIDAVIT, filed that the
defendant, William G. Dixon, is not resident
OF this State aud lie no: appearing, on motion
OF the compliments, 1t is ordered tina, he do an
pear here within one ron,h after dle publica.
ton Of this order, and due posting OF n copy
OF file same at the trent door Of the court house
oil braxton county, and do what he thinks iit
to protect his interest in this suit. -
Tcste: N. B. SQU1liEs, Clerk.
W. Newton, comp'ts counsel. n32.4t.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
~ ". CllALFANT,
~ --DSALEl N
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTu7Fs
WINDOW GLASS, rUrTY, JEWELR?.
FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO AND
I FINE CIGARS, &C., &c.

MAIN STREET, WESTON, wa.
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| would respectfully informmy customers, mi
friends and the public in general, that have
removed to the large and commodious Ware
houses lately occupied by Messrs Gilfllan, Ebert
/ Co., where will always be found the largest,
lest selected, and in prices not excelled by any
house in the State, Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

bA,RHGE'sliY ENs will find il TO their In eres.
70 call ala eSa,-ils my sioek befrt pure ssisit
elsewhere. VIC \ n promptly dlled.
T., 1--WE nssged sersircs suf N
Mhrder, iofmsFly (. 70. GlihIlail, "
who willoeplsa.e d see hi.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

AZ ] ask Is a trial. Ny motto as heretofore
will he -
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
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Rest Virginia brands Bright llals, Quarters,
Tens Navy, and The popular Virginia Talterro
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