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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26
CHANCERY COURT AT MADISON

CHANCERY COURT AT MADISON
WILLIE. s
Original INDUCTION and Attachment Bill.
j. S. Ihayer, VS.. B. T. l.. Wylio and j.
b. jackson. sss
1t appears from the allegations of the
compliments bill, which is sworn to, that
defendant, B. i. L. WyIie, is q %nouresi-
dent of the State of tennessee: 1t is. there
fore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Sveetwater
Enterprise, notifying said nonresident de-
tendant to appear at the next term of the
Chancery Court to be held at jacksonville
on the First Monday of june next, and
make defenco,to the original Injunction
and Attachment Bill, fled bySJ. 5. Thay-
er, in said Court, against him and Others,
or the same will be taken for confessed
and said cause set for hearing.cx parte as
to him. A true copy Of the order
Attest: S.1P.a H1IE,G @. I'M.
II. a. Chambers, Sol. may l24t9pfS6.
&Nah-% NM @4A &@ A-AAF &@4&NNt III
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26
- FIVE Dollars.

Llt GJCH.
Tickets FIVE Dollars.
Each OF which entities the holder to an canal
chance Of acquiring one OF the splendid rrizes
named. The +,aaI drawing will POSITIVELY lake
place july eth, 1870, at Masonic TEMPLE, Lou
i~a'lLLa, kY, Among many hundreds who have
given unQnlihod certificates and endorsements Of
tins M s%nticent enterprise, We mention a few,
VIZ: VI. n. Ilulcman, Louisville COuricr-Jour-
nal S. !. NJ. Major, Frankfort Woman Co.. !.
I. Noble, PaducalI Herald Is. e.. Thomas, Lex
iHg,ou Observer and Reporter; Editors NASH
N.Io, Tenn. Republican RGnuer Editors Evans
VILE mi. journal o. coJri.r; Gov. Stevenson,
uo". i.C. MtUrouy, ~. y. Senator; Hon. }. n.
bune.', Speaker Of Ky. legislature Hon. R. Y.
tia. of Henderson, Ky; Hon. o.. y. Cox, State
vv".5ast lor Ind, or any prominent official or
business man in either Of the following cfies,
wI,elo the Enterprise is best known, viz Louis,
'i.e, Iranhiort, talucah and Henderson; KY,
on. Evansville indiana.
NO itIlE ever presented such attraction
us t1.s, as every ,ollar invested by ticket hold
er7, Is held in trust by the commissioners an
pointed for that purpose by the Legislature, IN
az. t-e drawing takes place and The prizes are
delivered.
la oracr 10 lave your tickets properly regis
tered, buy at once OF your nearest club AGENT, or
r'laiI by Express Qrepaid), Draft, p. O. money
order, or registered letter, to either Of the fol-
owing FINANCIAL agents who will furnish full
descriptive |eiroulars
h. II. LYME, Cash'r Farmers J'k. Henderson, Ky.
t. 81 ALEXANDER, Com. bank, Louisville, KY.
yohS Y; LAritAN, Pres. bank Hopkinysille; Ky.
JAMES, L. DALLAM, CONNER. bank Paducah. Ky,
SO. IHoMAs, Cash, Ots.& Rept'r Lexington. Ky,
": b.IILEn, Cash. Deposit Blk, OIens6oro,Ky
6o?d Club Agents wanted everywhere.
FEB 24-3mo.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26
IN CIIANCERY COURT AT MADT.
SONVUTF
/. L. Carson q al. vs.. Wallace McReynolls and

wife, CT al.
Ti charged in the Billin this cause, which is
L sworn 10, that defendants Daniel Grubb and
Wig aplh y. Grubb, are non-residents of the
state Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
NE 9~gectfeter Enterprise, notifying said non.
resident defendants to appear at the Chanccry
Uourt to be.held at Madisonville Tenn, on the
.rst Monday Of June next, and make defence TO
The allegations contained In compliments Bin,
or the same will be taken for confessed. and the
cause set for hearing exparte- al -tothem. A true
COPY OF the order, Attest, S. P. Hale, C.& A.
Staley y McCroskey, SoLs. for Compliments.
May5th 4tpl$4.*
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

COMPLAINANT charges in her bill, which IL
y sworn to, that defendant, VI. NJ. Younr. is
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee. IL is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four SUCCESSIVE weeks in the Swcetwater Enter.
prise, notifying said nonresident defendant to
at tic next term of the Chanccry Court,
to be held at the Courthouse in Madisonville
Tennessee, on the the first Monday of june next,
and make defense to the charges in complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
iccsed and the cause set for hearing. ex parte. as
to him. o TIT
a true copy of the order. Attest:
April rs, 1870. S. p. HALE, I'm.
Printers fee So.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

aaE kssA IL All 80 81 bsysgaoa sasxzsg
County officers Blanksaofsalh kindss ON
Hand afth;z oficosT RS rissf ssea eaa ssitnEa3
.asaEscsc aa5iTH
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26
IN CHANCERY COURT AT MADl.
,SONVILLB, TENN.

COMPLAINANT charges in her bill, which is
" sworn to, that defendant, Coleman Murray,
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee. ii
is therefore ordered that Publication be made for
four weeks in the Swectwatcr Enterprise, mott.
flying said nonresident defendant to appear at
the next term of the Chanccry Court, to be held
at the Courthouse in jacksonville on tie first
Monday in June next, and make defense to com,
compliments said bill, or the same will be ta-
ken as confessed and the cause setfor hearing
ex partc.
A'tuc copy of the order. Attest /. lGcD
April 2S, 1870. S. p. Hale, C.&M.
Printers fee S..
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

Agents Wanted everywhere to sell
ilo American Knitting Machine, the only nrac-
lcahtmily Knitting Machine ever invented.
fIiee $40. Win knit 10000 stitches per minute.
address AaERIC4N KNITTING M4cHIYE Co,
Boston, kass3 or ST. Loujs, Mo. morlo-9m'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

II. a.. Chambers, Sol. .mayI24t9pf$6.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

ta'uprisiu the richest river bottom tobacco farms
W tte wealthy county OF henderson, KY, with
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
USE ERENNE'S PAIN KILLING
M AGIC OIL
rr"lT WORKS LIKE A CHapM"n

READER
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Nor
bus
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Renne's Pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures Skin diseases
their shoulders are"-of my crick in the back"or
II have got the sciatca,"-and delight in Dragging
that nothing can cure me but when we get such
MAGIC OIL, faithfully, not only cure their
lameness and charm away their pains, but we &C;
they frankly own up, and say, 1T works like a
charm :"
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
1t is put up in three Sizes and called Trial Size
Medium Size" and Large Family Size" bottles.
VIM, RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
Wholesale and retail in Augusta by Marshall
Withheld Grocer ly2leow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
0ueehlp Yennebet 5ournal,
Published every Wednesday morning,

the largest folio paper IN the State, containing
ews political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter tales poetry, anecdotes, household recipes,
markets, SC, &c.
Terms o. per dnnam IN a1ranee.
Transient Advertisements, 81 so per inch for
first week; 2j cents per week for each subsequent
insertion.
Special Notices, $500 per inch for first week;
80 cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line for first serton 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-27
Henntbtt Journal,
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
1ailg Nenuebet sournl.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ng with a full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per a,nu,n in aduance; ssii payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to lie had ut the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertions less, sl00; 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements or those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
FEBRUARY a.


The Registration Law came up IS I'm.
finished business. aud Mr. l.amh inoved IL
.uak" it the special order for ilnnday. hut
after considerably discussion, it WAS lost by
a vote of % to %. ga,
Mr.. Wells then offered substitute for
the hill,
Trhs .ubsti'utc provided fdr leaving the
sppo'ntiug power in the hands of the
Governor until after the fall election ii
1870. after Which tie Registrars are to b,
elected by tie people. The Governor,
llnwer.r. is not al owed to nnroiut iii"r,
iliau two Of The members Of the Board o
any ole political patty.
he.nbslithte was adopted by the fol
lowing vote
4 The yeas were Nlessrs. Baker, Barlow
Carpenter. Clambeis, Collins. l,nhelioo
Evans. farlisworh, Vi her. Flick. tan
dee. Golf. llas,lcr. Hill. Howe, Judy
Laiaoh, Mccoy. Miller Pierpuint. Price
Puthan, ltcxruad, R"pp. Stdrgiss
'rll"ilias. Wells and Wheat -2S.
| L Tile m,s aere Nltssrs Wtlcl. (Sptak
er.) Aphew. l,ailatd ut M"nioe, Ballar,
of l4"van. lOwyer. l,r.iliou, Burgess,
Craerafl, Davis. Davi..on. Faris, l'lata
gan, Guthrie, lleryey, llosaid. Jackson
Pownhll, Settt. Smith, Summers ant
Wiikinson-2 80. s.1f7
'fwE Or tiee Iionrs were spthtlin hsate
disrassions. interspersed with calls 70
the previous question, motions to adjourn
table, POSTPONE, reconsider; &C.. until lat
| id Tue afternuon, the yeas and nays buiu
called for aud taken iiet less than thirty
six tines, the majority succeeding I
adopting The substitute by vote Of 27t
% when the house adjourned until Mon
day.. W. as.,a ,t
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fate tho fscord'sh y.'i'4ye a'ale, for noe
all Thu attacks ofanonymous scribb'rEs.
nor the weak inventions nj msligpantand
INSCRIPTIONS purizansE eau shield ,htm
from the responsibility they hayetaken,
Why did they nut accept the proposition,
aud. thus sgys the Taxpayers from $500
TO SjU0 per ysar7 8a'' ! ny
Think that by the time til. sclf-constit.
uluted defender of this strange lrausae.
tim has, answered these questions. salts.
'factorily. lie will hare little time left in
which to Iurl his anuthemas at the heads
Of lliS Catholic frlow-ctiaens, or vent his
spleen IN advocating the exploded mon.
strosi,iss Of 1856. - 4'' ~
l;u, to return to the point ut issue.
The facts which have given admit Of DO
reiutalipn, and tho g"Friepd to the
Schools" is so well convinced Of this, that
instead Of attempting to answer the dam
aging chm, ges which Father Burke, let
Ter cOutuintd. he rrades the whole issue,
aud attempts to call attention away from
The d's','foa, tfp"'e mus nlahe pues'c' oy
Free Schools. ''7 'as' Sdl .sa.5 al
aaI Ih's,ls mol 'ne ease, Is splnGlcusly
'pr1ysa 0y 'ne ,oe''%n o',sa'her pp!Nss6
itein41e s'a'rs lh1t ,'he ,oa,aol!es1 ars
cPHoSrral 10 seaa'ng Tue psp'e III .''ae
se'iseis. .ss,..,ri - '',s'
l,';rete hol 70! MS mangnahcy, we
e"a'a 'Hos oyer n's p'llho'e Rnoffnce
NV ~ nus sn'gh.snea asu-h '"S agao1
''ee Hen"'ls. Of w",eh 'no a''u'e gentle
man asPlrt' 70 " el'a,hPl'n, 'uen ,gao'
rance OF Tue 'ann ne attempts 70 cf''iciso
anu eonae'nh' Is worthy ouiy OF = man
VINO Is oankf : IN l"'e'lect ~ ne "a IN IN
I'oNe'-I ~. ~, ~ pessney 40 ns.i1 "a
sense. ise D nnn :: s ara ngs 9Ep9sss 10
Fe"''"s '"t p1olH ~ osa9o!s' ,Dls upon
tn contrary, they 40 r asolt IN their Col
'eg%, atGl.ParlsS ahp eeh9o's'
lh's cr,hs Tue case ,he 1ho'e sre9'
lhe men, sn'el' ue s.Ses lal's 70 lus ground,
ahI IS only Sor.ny q at,en.'oh y lar "a q.
u shows ,he anin'ns WnIch Pefyaaess inc
wr!'cr' had hoPcu lhas Tue Gay ,9nsn
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2 Il
aay o. pesruafy, 1911, ~ JOINT eoa1rh'
,'on, 'ef ,he purpose OF hearing The ey''
aenss'aha arguments OF ruulisel gu the
,ral OF 'nr sAaFses 'gaIps5AN.,'hanlrII
ii.srrl'"p,Judgeof the Seventh judicial
Circuit anu that any votes, which sm'}
90 reqglrrd during The progress OF ''aln
trial, shall DO had Ivy ea;h House init,
own hali' ma Ut me termination q isa't
lrlal each house shall vote separately upon
each OF tueh charges ','o's % r. pr.
y Dir: foreman moved that the Resolution
ee printed aud referred to \ committee Of
I'VE. rao
Me'sr'' Phelps, Davl'nnd Patrick OPP
posed any delays and explained 'l'atifl'r
Resolution Was referred as proposed, II
would be- N elect, killing II, as the length
OF The sst'lnn would not permit any un-
necessary delays; XII
Mr"rs, f"ung, Gather Of taylor, and
others were in.fayor Of the motion, but uf'
'era sharp discussion, It was adopted by
~, :" '1''o"s
ihose voting W Tue affirmative were
Mes.rs' n"re''an'unther otIaylor; Crane
G"ld. fisrman, Humphreys, k"oner'
Leonard Wsrnlngsr Young, farnsworih
(pre'ldent)-i, i.i- ia. fss!.
THOSE No'ihs IN tss negative were
Mts'fs hpPlesa'e, Brown, Ga'her OF
G'lmcr' Cook DAVIS Dayton. thoiI'llt,
fatrlcx; phelP',I Kans'itll, Wllson-li'
hr. 'Dayls moved t''at tue eenaie pro-
coed u. = O'Clock to henr'ev'deliee IN The
case OF Nathaniel HARRISON.
ihe s'na's, resolved itself INTO COM
m'ttrs "i Tie ', mole, MT Gather OF lay-
Tor: III inc char
Mr.. rhsiPs moved thatthe Witnesses be
sworn ~ the elerS. carried
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HOUSE Oh DELEGATES.

u. ., ;,,..r,.
Dir; Smith, from tue COMMITTEES n'l, on E,.c'
;,oh,, a. Suoa,'.,ea arepo,' aee'lrips .a.
neeiy' VI no"I'rse, en.i'lee " JUS ,Va''
ss'e s'h''a,.'es na'ins Osen ,u,nl'nea no
eS'asns' 'na' WI; y a ala''ea 70 '.eeoun'
,yr aay nons' eo.ts'ee ,vrs1 ,,,: o M
COUNTY. w ao''0n VI 'if' f''ek sn0 To-
POI. va. ,a1'ea'
W., lamo rsF.l.eu sna. , ,, Gpnnln,'sSo
,'su ln'es.lsa.ea ~, ,'..' Hha' laa peen aoae
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Correspondence
OCH READERS wIlLbEAR IN K,Sp raig I'VE
ARE sgt EgsEpSf!rtE ,ps ,y4g OPINIONS
VI ocR -cdkRGsh5SoINtsAorR cvLpuNs
ABB oPEs re, ALL.
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
7I. f-7II % "a i--T-lil TTN F'TTTI
us REPLY TO- 'Nsm ruoTwrANT,

-. a at., 49,, ~
u" REPLY TO- "a" PnoTE'fAST'
WEsrcsr W, Va, Feb. 10, 1870
'EDlrors DkMochAf :.-Inyour. issus Of
the 7lh inst, ! nuiirs:aI lttter written by
some person signing himself "A Protes.
lan,,"ih which ilr'lradidg poiurs!,t ,rir.
To establish nrc that morality in the
world is confined to one cassof,mpn; and
that all MILO venture to differ with him,
must, OF y, consequence, he damned, Blu,
leaving Religions matters, he says
"Irhsn ne ALLOW Roal,,uiists 10 come
to this country" &c. ".AHop" is tho
word. Now. Mpssrs. Editors, | am not II
mtling character, but willauillingly be,
i'll NY remaining "slanps" that IA
Prctestanlr was q Know. Nmhng, when lie
dared to be-that be is NOW y frs, class
radical, and shouting member Of tho
Northern Methodist Church think so
from the fact that income but n Know.
Nothing would USE such language as that
whicl, / quote; anl because mono but
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

,".Tnl Bssr Government Tui WORLD
Erls SAw.n-Ope day last week. tho AS
sis,ant Assessor Of Iutsrnal Revenue called
a our Office for his PIPER: and while in
conversation with US. two gen.lencu from
the country came in--their crr.nd being
to obtain license to sell and trade in a
'f.w cattle-.he legitimate business Of q
farmer. They 70. permission by pay
ing their money, aud departed. Verify,
"this are d bull, gov'mep.w
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THE FREE SCHOOLS.
TEE B,pLn- PRESCRIPTION AND kxow-sorn-
lSGlsM.
Wr,1oy W. Va Feb s.


WESTON, w. NA.,Feb 8.
EDlrom DEnocRAr:-E have watched
with interest the discussion upon the Free
Schools, or, rather The attacks which have
bceil made upon The Catholics, az class,
during tho present controversy; and while
the parties to it kept ihcmselre, within
the bounds Of truth aud the limits Of de.
ccncy, was unwilling 10 taEe any part
hoping that some good might come out
gift. But il has now ceased 10 be dis
cussion of the Free Schoal qursiion-it has
ceased to be limited to the management Of
our School Distric,-and has become,
first. il, The hands Of "a Friend Of the
sehools." and then in these Of "a
Procstan.'-a raid upon The Catholics IS
a class! From controversy us to the
infringement Of the Schools Of Weston. it
has been mnde the vehicle by which to
again bring before the people that odious.
preseriptivo und dcvilisl, scheme which
was seoiehetl-unt killed : under the maine
of'know- Nothingismi ~ li s5
propose, with your permission.
Msssrs. Editors, to review The grounds
taken, first, by "a Friend 10 the Schools
and then, il space be allowed ne, show
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sESArE

Mr.. Phelp. moved to lake from Tho Ia
u. House joint Resolution No. 10. giving
notice to Nathaniel Harrison. j Judge Of TIL.
Seventh Judicial Circuit, Of proceedings
for hi, removal and House Jaint Resolu-
tion No. IA that tic Senate aud the
House Of Delegates nee! in the Hall Of
Tho House Of Delegates Oh Friday the 25ib
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

!, :'LEr-up.'-0us of 'he'thirteen "let.
ups elected to the House Of Delegates,
fnnly four have stood fast BY their pledges.
In This connection let u, remind some Of
our "purga,ory Democratic" friends of
thelpleasurable state offcelius they'w
have experienced had the Democrats Of
this County followed their advice and
elected q "lst.ppn to be.ray them. y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

I1fs lssunAsck Gel. P. b Dnfy. Of
Sutton. has secured the general agency
for ille'statc Of the Brmklyn Life ln.n-
ancs Company, the prospects,. Of which
will he fund 10 this paper. The d"cu
hient speaks for itself. and will well rcpa;
pcfusnl. j W. WofIinlih |. agent at
hi, place, and will give Any information
required. Call aud yet calendar for
1870.
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sENArk.

Nohusin-ss Of importance wa. trans.
acted BY tli. lniy. further than the pas.
SAGE Of d Resolution providing for service
upon Judge Harrison, similar to the Que
passed BY tho House.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

II rot WOULD : have good health.
strength, rigor Of body and mind, joyous
ness BY day and sound sleep BY night
TAI. RosEyaEiA's STOMACH B,rrsss-
The arrut Western Remedy. They are
made Il ,he medicinal herbs and sp'sei.
On On hnr.ly medicinal principles. and
n y TIL jan Si-At /
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

"wiitns do ycu buy your snuff" said
ono LADY, snuff taker to smother, the other
day As they were enjoying q social rub"
sogsthsr. ,"Why, at Smith 4 Dctts Of
ecatss," va. ts'rcply, "li,cy always give
me more aud q batter article for ten cents
than ] can get Any where tls' IN town" I.
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VALENTINES At smilL7'& Dents.

y "Tn CoLoSgD rorEss."-We under.
stand that the eolored men will claim, at
the Le1t municipal election. a right to hay.
a share in the town Offices. We have
nsthing to say 1t iss.riutly faulty
quarrel between brethren Of tue .ame
faith, ia which We do not wish totake q
part. Wsalxays avoid the bad smell Of
offensive matter. So.
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VEST vIRGlNTA LEGISLATURE.
House OF DsLroArEs.
-'--'''' - ~ :
FEBRUARY 8.

FEpRuAgY 8.
Dr.. Pisrpoint, from the Sp~ciai Com.
mi''cs IN !'c Impeachment qf Jadge Ma
'hanirl Harrison, reported back The
oharsos with resolutions for summopiug
| him lur trial.
A motion Nn made to plinethe report,
but Mr. Cracruft explained tina, ifrlle re-
p,rt WAS sltj"c.ed 10 that delay, the case
couli not be tried at tho present sssion,
as the Judge was entitled 10 have 20 days
notico after tho linal aelion at both Houses
before tbs day set orrrial. Mvssrs Pier
poln,, CsrPsa,er, and pthers, opposed any
speedy actlOd, and insisted on lha nlotiou
10 Print. Mes,rs. jackson, Davis, Flick.
aud others. spike in favor Of Immediate
action, and showed ,ha. the n'no,ion to
print w's only made fr delay. Finally u
vote was TAKEN, and the motion to print
lost. .'9a'i
Mr.. Stsreiss then moved to table the
whole subject, but the motion was lust by
= Vote Of 30 To ii. l.s!g 3y-s
The Regi.,ration Law coming up as uu-
finished business, Mr.. Lamb moved to
an'eud the .ub>fitu's.by providing for u
special election ofresisIiars on the fourth
I'lusday in May. lie explained that as
the substitute rested on the principle that
tho appointing power should besl.ken from
the tiorerhnr, therefore the sooner it was
taken the sooupr would the principle 10
Carried into effect and the power restored
TO the people. - 1854
Upon this vote was taken resulting as
follow:
Those voting in tho affirmative were
Nss.rs. Agn.w, Ballard ofi.o5 an, Barlow.,
Brl,zh"orrr, Borycr. l'rannon.. Blu, CESS.
Cracraft. Davis. DAWSON, Fsris. Flsua-
gan, Guthrie. Ilrrvey. Howard, jackson,
Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell. Meadows, Nicely,
Puwnall, Scott. Smith, Summers, Thoa,as
and Tilkinsou-.7
These Voting in the negative wcre
,cssrs. Btkpr. Carpenter. Chambers. CO..
lns p"nrhno. Evann. F'nrnsworIh, Fisher,
Flick, GeuSer,G cif, IIassldr, Hill, Howe,
Laman.. Mccoy. Miller. Pirrpuint. Price.
paurm. ksxroad. Ropp, S'ursiss, Wclch,
WeII4'nnd Wh.rt-25 "
Mr. l.amb moved the consequential
an.udmears. fixing the time at which the
elrc,ed registrars SHOULD qualify and enter
nm 4 s4fl
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W. advise ail lovpr. Of Tie weed. aud
especially tlose ,lrligliing III good atti-
Gle. either smoking OF eli, wing to call at
Smith & Dpnt's Drug Store. md try sehne
Of that leliciou. ..Guldcn Rod clp~ing
tcbacco. or II suck Of prime DauviIlc
smoking tabaeco. Fine cigars and stogits
constantly on hand.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

Nortor TO tlousK.kEsrrt,s. II you
ri,l, to have your bread and cake nirc.
light and nutritious, 60 to Smith 4 DRnt's
and get box Of their Royal Bakias Pos.
d.ri with directions for use.
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81 WASHING ConrouSp.-Some man or
dered 100 blanks from US for a secret
washing Compound about = month
ago. lie hasn'. called for them yet. If
he don't come som 10 will wish that the
angels had carried him away on thoif
saowy wings" before he ever saw Weston,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

"Pusrv As a Spxcgpsp Fur.'
young friend Of ours recently used this
expression When giving vent to bis ,dmir-
alton Of q lady h. lad net Y. Clarksberg!
We l,xc his ana,hilationito tho editors If
She Loast,stire. Q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

Is J.sulsY..-Durins the month d
January last, the Governor appointed six
Commissioned, Of Deeds for the State d
West Virginia, aud eight Notaries Put.
ia.
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y PERsosAL.9On Thursday last, NC had
the p sasurs Of a call from Fm. NJ. Shaw,
Esq, Of Louisiana, who is now visiting hi,
d.ushtsr-slrs. Lively, of this place. lie
report, everything in blossom ia Dixie
f,he thermonet.r being up to ~ degrees
two weeks sgo. (
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-14

TrLroKAru Orr,cE.-We notice that
the telegraph Office has Gifted" to its old
location, below ,ae:Bailcy llouse@Ilon.
Il D. Dawson having retired to private
life. "a. ,''tTs'.'i g
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YALENTINEs at Smith 8 Dents.

"TAxtso LipEnrlss Wlrn HrE."--A
young won.u III Nicholns County ,p.
psareil before a justice Of tile peace the
other day, aud complained that her has
baud had been taking liberties with
her. She had been married the day be-
lore. The Squire is now taking "i;ms
10 consider Whether Or Lot lie shall issue
a writ OF al guui damnua,. ~
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lrcoxl RETURN. eor 1879 will shortly
furnish employment for tls Assistant As.
sessors!o Internal Revenue. g