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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-25
Wintcrsmith's5fs
TONIC SYRUP,
rf OR
IMPROVED CHILL CURE 4
Being an improvement on His
Limerick Chit Cure.
A CERTAIN REMEDY r8R EVERY
FORM or FEVER Axp ACrE.
Contains 40 Quinine or Arsenic; Is
Pleasant to the Taste; ChilIs
once Br0keR do NOT
sa Return!

1T .accomplishcs the work by removing
Il the cause of the disease. Unlike Chill
Remedies generally, u requires no purrn-
tive to be taken with II, the med icine Itself
acting gently and agreeably upoG shpliyer
and bowels, effcctually removing the cause
OF the dfseasc--not merely checking IL, as
Is the case where quinine and arsenic are
of most of the medicines in the market.
All who have had Chills and Fever. and
have taken quinine or arsenic, arc aware
in an unheaithy condi nNc 'mo system
more difficnlt TO relieve II of their cfIccts
thon OF the original disease. Y -
"Wintersnith's Improved Chill Cure"
leaves the system in q perfectly healthy
condition, with ro bad esfeets III any way
to be worn OF. ~ -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-25
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Beware of Counterfeitsl smiths Toni
syrup has been counterfeitcd, and the coun
terfeilcr brought to grief
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-25

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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23

A CLIQUE of Federal Office holders
in Washington Territory, including
ex-Delsgates to Congress, who owe
their political Importance to the in
fiuence and stirring speeches Of Mr..
Gsrielde, by which means they
were elected, have grown jealous of
bis superior ability and growing
popularity among the people and
are endeavoring by every foul means
in their power to cripple his influ-
enee at the Capital and break down
his reputation at home. To this
end they have issued = sort of mani
festo directed to the Republicans of
Washington Territory calling for a
reorganization Of the party. The
document is signed by thirty-six
names, a majority of whom are Office
holders and boilers from the party
at the last election. The Republi-
cans Of the little town of Waitsburg,
in Walls Walla county, met the call
promptly by calling meeting and
passing set of resolutions declaring
the authors of the proposed recon-
struction set Of old worn out de-
signing political hacks, or words to
that effect, and the party in the city
of Walla Wslla respond to the &C.
ten Of the Republicans of Waits
burg with = hearty amen.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23

GEN. BUTIKg AND THE TwrG6s
SWORDS. Since the arrest of Gen.
B. F. Butler at the instance of Miss
Rowena Florence, who is said to
have been the mistress of General
Twiggs in New Orleans prior to the
occupation of that city by Buffers
troops, the records of Congress have
been searched and the following
correspondence found.
On the first day of July, 1852,
Gen. Butler wrote to President Lin
coin as follows, after describing the
swords accompanying the letter
General Twiggs left these swords
with young woman on the evening
before he fed from New Orleans,
and in bis fight on the day of the
approach of the feet, he wrote in
his carriage, while en- route, this
extraordinary paper:
/ leave my swords to Miss Rowens
Florence, and box of silver.
d. E. TwIGGs.
New Orleans, April rs, 1862.
The paper was claimed as = deed
of gift of these very valuable
weapons by the young woman named
but as she had neglected to inform
her father of this singular donation,
caasa fuge, and as the girls mother
caused them to be given to a negro,
to be sent back to General Twiggs's
house, Iventursd to interfere with
this testamentary deposition.
When Congress assembled, Mr..
Lincoln sent the following message
to the two Houses
Fellow citizens of the Senate and
House of Representatives
| have In my possession three val
liable swords, formerly the property
of General David E. Twiggs, which
| now place at the disposal of Con-
gress. They were forwarded 20 me
from New Orleans, by Major Gene
raj Benjamin F. Bhtler. II they, or
any of them, shall be by Congress
disposed of in reward or compli-
mentsry oil military service, | think
General Butler is entitled to the first
consideration.
A copy of the Generals letter to
me. accompanying the swords, is
herewith transmitted.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
December IL, 1862.
One of these swords was, by res
olutioh offered by Senstor Wilson
of Massachusetts,, bestowed upon
General Butler, one given to the
Academy at West Point
and the other deposited in the Pat
ent Office. Will the Democratic ed
tiers who have been SO lavish of
abuse and faisehood with reference
to these Twiggs swords and General
Buffers having stolen them, now be
as ready TO do him justice by max
ing the correction in accordance
with the official records which prove
him innocent?
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23


CONSERVATISM IN VIRGINIA. - By
way Of contrast between the con-
seryatism of Southern statesmen and
the Democracy Of Idaho politicians
we here present a few extracts from
the letter of one Of the newly elect
cd U. S. Senator's from Virginia to
Gov. Walker in acknowledgment of
the receipt of his credentials, and
( inssmuch as the views therein con-
tanned are those Of one of those
Southern conservatives whose cleo
ton has been heralded In Idaho as
Democratic triumph, We commend
them to the notice of, and request in
justice to the Democratic reader that
the Avalanche, World and Chronicle
copy and commend the doctrines and
sentiments enunciated by Senator
j. W.. Johnson Of Virginia to the
faithful in Idaho, Us coming from one
of the great lights of the party resi-
dent OF the mother OF statesmen and
cradle Of Democracy. 1t is certain
ly not too much to ask of our CO.
temporaries that they should en-
endorse the principles of those whose
partisan triumph they have hailed
with such demonstrations of joy:
Exact and complete good faith
should be observed with the public
creditor. All the obligations of the
Government should be strictly full
filed. Nor is this so hard to do.
The public debt, which, to the ims
poverished South, looked a little
while back so stupendous, is already
assuming comparatively trifiing di-
mansions. 1t is seen that it can be
easily paid. The Fifteenth
Amendment, which trust will soon
be adopted by States enough to make
it part of the Constitution of the
United States, will end a question
which has sgitsted the country for
half century. | entirely approve
of the principles Of that amendment,
and as we have invested the freed
men with the right TO vote, let us
give him an opportunity to vote I'M
derstandingly. He has civil rights,
and it is to our interet that he should
know their value. The
present financial policy Of the Gen
eral Government is diminishing our
expenses. That we are
approaching apparently so near to
the contamination of reconstruction
we are greatly indebted to the kind
offices of President Grant.
This Gordian knot was cut
by the Presidents first message to
Congress and the prompt response
of that body. Up to this time the
conduct of the Administration has
been liberal, and if the same policy
is pursued hereafter it ought to have
The hearty support of this State.
If we cast dead issues behind US,
and look to that line of conduct
which shall restore quiet and conf
dence, and encourage enterprise and
industry, we shall soon see the coun-
try richer and more prosperous than
it has ever been.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23

In Montgomery, Alabama, on the
It'll, Glasseock. Rep, Was elected
Mayor by Gle. All the Republican
Aldermen we're elected.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23
]. HUELAT & co.,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Iron,
and steel,
CAL. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING
and BOOTS,
). CAL. and 0'GN BLxNKETs,
FIannets Il Cassfmores,
Mems Overshirfs,
Under-Clothing,
Ladies and
CotIdren's Shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves.
Sheetinxs,
ShfrftnGs,
Tickings, So
and Table Linen,
BRUSSELS and 7PLY cARPETrNG,
Horse-Shoes and Nails,
Carriage Bolts,
A general assortment Of Shelf
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber Betting and = General A.
sortment Of Merchandise.
If ]. HUkLAT 4 90.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23

INFORMATION from Ireland leads to
the belief that . rising there 10 i'm
uinent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
GRANT AND HIS RELATIVES.

In commenting on the fact that Grau'
has appointed a negro Assessor, Pos
Master, Judge &c., in some Of the South.
ern States, the Metropolitan Record asks
:" Why has Grant done this? Does he
desire the country to understand that he
is related to the African I? Is Sambo his
cousin or his bro,hcr.in- law? If not, how
does it come that he gives him an Office:
We have not heard that lie ever ate o
dinner at the expense ofthc African, or re
ceived a house, or a box oflIavana', from,
the children Of tue plantation. Why, then
does he give them Offices, if they are NOT
his own or his wife's relations? Surely
the great American Nepotist has placed
himself in an embarrassing position. All
the world understands that he remember.
only those WHO give him presents and
those who are related to him BY blood or
marriage. The negroes have not done
the former, arc they the latter? If not.
Why not? Who can answer this mo.
ilicltous question 7" ......
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

that being States once they were always
States, that once in the Union they al
ways remained in the Union-aad the
natural sequence follows, that being, States
tlicy are ensislcd-io all the rights, priv
legcs and immunilics of States, including
representation in Congress.
Weare glad to know. and We congrat-
ulatc the people, that this august and
learned tribunal, have risen to the high
and responsible. duties of the occasion,
and given their opinion unbiased by
prejudice, and unswuyed by tho censc
luences. 1t strengthens our faith in our
Government to find that one branch. at
least, is. above fvar. as it is above re-
prosch. Of - lH1 .D..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
From the Point Pleasant Register, Rad,
we TIE DUTY OE THEHOuR.

AS . party, tile republicans of West
Virginia have great duties to perform,
and MS IA great md powerful party they can
afford toperform those duties, md thus
show to Tie world that they can be US
mngnanimous as they urc great and pow.
crful.
First, what arc the duties We owe to the
State aud country at large, as a party +!
The nnswcris Brief, but comprehensive.
1t is to adopt such measures US will be
conducive ofs"pcacc, friendship and good
will'' amongst all our people and insure
the highest state Of prosperity to our
Governments. Now that tho conflict Of
arms is over. and the ficrccr battles of .
political war have ceased, VIC us grea,
political purty with our foot on the neck
Of our common enemy, have great aud
responsible duties. These duties, are. in
word. truly fearful. Shall We oct th
part of the savage aud the tyrant by still
'rampling our conquered foe under our
feet, and, to say nothing Of christianity.
to insult our common humanity? or, shall
We not rather initiate the example Of our
Randolph WHO fred his missiles Of death
into the empty heavens" and thus put ou,
powctlcss. enemy to the test, and seq
whether Lc will not initiate tic equally
glorious example of our onored Clay.
who rushed 10 the arms Of his bcnefactor.
when each embraced the other in friend.
ship never again to be broken.
y republican is one who llolds'to the
doctrine that all the governed should be
represented in tile Governments and We
as party, have made wonderful stride,
in bringing our Government to this status
Through tho operations Of the late war.
the old an.i-republican dynastics have
given way before the advances Of the
great republican spirit Of the age. And
now the operation Of Congressional lcgisla-
ton has given tue elective franchise to
near million Of our sable citizens here.
'ofors deprived Of this right, which lcgiti.
u,a'cly. belonged 10 them as well as to
eyeryether citizens, under a true republic
cun form Of Government. ges -e,, ID -,
Now, there remains but one thing to
be done, in order to complete the grea,
political supcrstructure Of our gloriou,
republic, and that's, the republican party
should extend the clcctive frnnrl,;sc IL MI
male citizens over the age Of twcnty.on,
years; then we will hueleaee, then goot1
riW, andtllsn as natural consequence
prosperiiGgAnd when this il done we will
have shown to the world that VIC have in
fact, what We have had only in numc-a
true bsna file republican Government.
This may not meet with the views Of
some Of our readers. but nevertheless, VT
believe it will meet the appreciation Of all
thinking men. as "a '77''s sac
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

Who LlEp?-"1'hc copperhcnds MS.
serted that negro suffrage was the great
question at issue between the parties las,
fall and arc beaten, and Il they hay.
any claim to the maine Of Dsnucrn thcy
should yield 10 the will Of the majority"
-Ri'lirul exchange.
The radicals denied that negro suffrage
was an issue before tile people last fall,
aud triumphantly pointed to their Chicago
platform where the solen,uly declared
that "the question Of suffrage in all the
loyal States properly belongs 10 tile pco.
pie Of those Sta,ss.'
VIII lied?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
THE LIMIT REACHED.

Tho Presidents friends are delighted
with the reflection that. though man q
forbearancc, he won't take everything.
lie has accepted money. houses, horses.
carriages. dogs, llayauas, pictures. canes,
boots. books, and almost every other
known gift out Of which value could be
extracted, but the limit Of his patience
ha, ut last been reached, mud we cl,ecful.
" record his first deolinatiYn, the invita-.
lion Of lsoss to q go Toll"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

IN TIC matter Of John
Nauman, ST., Dis In Bankruptcy.
trid of Hest Virginia.
BY virtue Of an order the district court Of
the United Sir,cs for The district of West vir-
ginia, holden nj ClarksLurg, the undersigned,
assignee ofsaid Humans estate, will, on the
first day Of the next term Of the circuit rour, ii
lpwis county, in front Of the court house there
Of offer for sale to tho hishcs, biddc, ior cash,
nj public auction, four bonds, executed TO said
Iuuman on the 10th Of March, 1866, By Michael
fircsionc, for two hundred and sixteen dollars
and slxiy.six cents EACH due in three, fcur, FIVE,
and six years respectively from dale, with in
lercst from datc-all given for house and LOT
in the town Of Weston.
CT. BUTCHER,
a5-3t Assignee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
WIN. p. RAYMOND, ,

Proprietor of the Kanawha Mills at Bull
Town. Blax,on county, departed this. IL
on Wednesday morning last, tue 2ls'
instant. So :Fl r.@-J r 'e&p y ',,'i
Mr.. Raymond and James Bennett,
whose deaths occurred onthe PANE dry,
and same hour, were playmatc.' ri their
'boyhood, and warm personal friends
through ifr. They both "lwedtc the
scriptural term of three score years and
ten. va, a; sa.i+I :. ss'G 4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
JAMES BENIN EFT,

Who resided in this town for nearly forty
years, departed rthiselife -on9' Wednesday,
morning las. . the Pit ins.yntnat hisr 81
dencc, in Ellenboro, Richie county, West
Virginia. He diod Of pneumonia, quite
unexpectedly. :" ~ i'N' '''' wv"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
WINDOW GLASS, LAMBS Z LAyrasus-

Any size you want. A Splendid stock u
Lamps and Lanterns. Offampr we have ths
Rich, bohemian, Carved. Glass. lsronzei la.s
in S,a,,"ry, with pendants and Globes. giving
when lighted up,a soft, white or iCsleut;
light; then again, those delicate yet durable
Plain Glass Lamps 10 variety, giving lish
mostso and radiant: and yet again, tLss'
understandable Brass Lamps. giving good lsh
with no cl,imncys to break as they require
none-Falling harms them not-eannot ID
brokcn-a Lump for all purposes,Sa
lantcrns-a good assortment. Globes anl
Chimneys. F. NJ. CIlALrAXT, I'd
aud A. NJ. DENT. g..
successor to Camden + Rsl,Isa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
NOTIONS IN PROPULSION.

Combs, Brushes, Common and Fancy Soap,
Gold Pens, Silver Thimblss, Psrfumery of.1.
cry kind. In short can you CONT tie sand
upon the sea shsre? No. Norcan VIC snsa
crate tho useful and beautiful articles smbra.,
ced in our stock, but call. see Ind examine for
yourselves. r. NJ. CHALrAET. nm:
and A. NJ. DENT SIS,
Successor to Camden 1 Ral..sn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
ADVERTISEMENTS,
II N. CEALFANT,
T. -DEAtER *
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DyE.s1ryrs
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, JkWFLRY
FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO AND
FINE CIGARS, &c, &c.
MAIN STREET, WESTON, ". VA.
HAS JUST RECEIVED

5 Dbl. of Carbon Oil-price reduced soso.
1 Barrels Of Linsectl oil, very tine,
! Bbl. Of spirits Of Turpentine,
| Dbl. Of Sperm oil-fnc quality,
] Dbl. OF Lard oil--,.ry superior,
! l,bl. of good Copnl varnish,
Ebl. Of Rosin-sxcelleni,
F: Bill. Of Acohol- -deoteriled, y,
lbl. Of Lamp Black,
| cask Of Alum, ..-..,-
! Of EPSON Salts,
2Oboxes Of Window. G lass-all sizes,
IS kegs Of White Lead-Lcwis'. Fshnsstoek,,
Particular attention is directed 10 NY own
Brand Of Lead, ..Chnlfant's Snowflake"
every ksg Of which Is wa. santed 10 ri,.
satisfaction or money refunded. 81,
The above goods will bo sold At tho loves,
prices. Full stock always on hsnd--for AL.
by +. NJ. CIlALFAST,
and A N. DENT, a
Successor Of Camden 4 ltal,,,a.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
LOOK HERR

On thel day Of January; 1869, all psrs.as
indebted to me, are requested to cali and III.
lie, a, | need my money badly You viii fad
your accounts made onl. Goods are low 10
low, It is impossible for me to credit any, ahsr
tho Is, Of January, 1869. So don't AK me.
Persons having bills against me will Il shss
for settlement, s,.
". b. Rrmtmler, No book Aesosas
mule hereafter, ,rith any one
F. NJ. CHALFANT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

THE Minister. from tho United States
to England and France g., Si7.aOOa year
each Tie Ministers to Austria. Spain and
Mexico $ll,OO each tho Ministers To
Hayt and Liberia, $1,000; the Minis.
'crs Resident In Sweden, Belgium, Gau-
iin'ala, Bogoto, Bolivia, and Nicaragua,
1880.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

4ns clanis mid peiilion II Grants kin
N Scotland. FOR pn...oFiices and "sicl,."
have been received They wetc referred
IL the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
TMpoRTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
SALE OF THE COUNTY pAtPERs.
Pursuant to Resolution Of the Hoard Of
Supervisors OF Lewis county, passed OH the
10th day OF April 1860, the raursts Of this
county will be sold out. In front Of The ,'ouri
House, on fiday ihr sOih day Of April 1869,
10 the lowest bidder for the ensuing year.
All persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly
BY order Of the board Of Supervisors.
GEO! CUHAD, CLERK
IN "a.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
FOR COUGHS, COLDS &C.,

Use DR.. Dents Cedar Tar-been used Forty
years III prira eprsc,ice with much sasssss
CliALFANT'S Drug Store. .
Also, at DENTS Weston, W. Va. .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
WATCHES, s CLOCKS

A magnificent Stock on hands, q. OUT. r,i.
rcrsal Low Prices, Call and examine for
yourselves. =. u. CHALFASr.
and A. N. DENT.
successor to Camden 4 Ralstop.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
THAT POOR HORSE

Trussrs, Supporters. Lac. Stockirg',
Snp0ensories, Shoulder Braces, A,tnl
&c ind Ohm Syrinyts, S,eeulumrs,
Nipple and Cupping Gla'.t,: |
Breaa Pipe and Pump,
Nc. &C., &C., re. ",
largo stock on hand 81 CHALFANTs;
aud A. N. DENTS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
WONDER or THE WORLD
BOOKS FOR TIN YOUNG

The lrse.t variety ever brought to d..
market, suiabl. Tor Holidays snd sahea's
Schools. Also, Reward Cards. Bibles. if"Ii
meats, Prayer and Hymn books, at ne ."
stand Of i. n. CIiALfANr..
and A. NJ. DENT =
n23 Successor 10 Camden / h.,toA
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

A MISER.4BLE LIFE.
Is that Of the dyspcp,ic. Why suffer when
I,oback's Hood Purifier and Blood Fills will
surely euro your They can bc obtained from
nny DRUGGIST
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

And evsrys to b. found lin ID her line line
Of business. f.
Persons would do we'll to give her
call and examine before purchasing else.
where.
: Place of business mex, door TO Elins Fishers
Saddcry. ,.z
. Lon''fail 10 give her a call and examine her
inc stock.
ocln.sn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17
Gew Adrrrtisements.
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
Read E D. E. N. southworths Letter.

Propeot Coitage, Gooroe,oirH. D. z.
 1prd 2, 1883. ] MEssRs. HosTETTER SMITH:
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