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, 1870-11-08
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
SENAER ARRANGEMENT.

.ssna.5 T Tezee,ted. '=siaIds5s r. excepted. y L.
LAKE. SHORE n1cNI,;As WH;. SOUTHERN RAIL-
3eisf os :: e.
ss.a;: Wv o:s Eipsts:. :: ~
III :s'is 5ss.t. sts : {
CHICAGO. BuR1lze1oa QUINCY Ra1lEoA,,
'hs Gso 5rse;. tssst'f i ss hou's
H!n.dale Actummod4non-. :a0 = n .a:1s 1m.
sS::s s:ss::: 81 .s &
n asfains ssp1e-s d.,i; S. n .s:G e.
es'ssa! eis;!te ID s. ~ n
s:1h SeeSi eyPs1; sa1as3. 81. iassept s.ia:!.
,ox EsA!efAs s: nasaAR ss
esa9.r r. Of De.teosn
i.:s Ns. To71
Ausnse k1pFtss laaily}....-- s:.s ,. n ::i1 + n.
ks!sIs:ss k'.si :ssS
FL sss i: ;;:z i i s5;;..i
s:::s: EisEE VsSHsSnsSSs V!:Es;s
Gaosral Passenger Aseu1.
PITTSBURGH. FoHT VAT, EAXsH : CHICAGO RAIL-
P.sidxs r a9p,tt.;:;-.'-..... s:l5e-m. 5:Sp.n.
ssE ssio,fsso ZEE e5sa y e- s:.s
oaIoAsoo. ALTON 81; LOUIS RAILROAD.
5elss si:ii...:::: i:se:% ~
f9tssn9a1 fttha - - H. H.
sE1rept sEndAJa. fit1ns through to ST. 1oai. evsf.
IonS.y.~ ~ " '
cH1cAco,pAzvn1xsyI syIScRNNES RAILROAD
wt.; e 5s!taf s,:!:s essf ID & & "a,
CHICAGO, Rock 1s1AktDD i rAcH1o RAILROAD
oxee xse ssea seas Il Gs9f sai'11 s1e i'e1
f:?s R;z ss$
:, j. ss aspe aa. 6 ~ .s:
6aaha 8 q ..44A 'A' ~
r'r1sngE5aszBB gE5aszBB5Es;SfE sassHsSSzf!E1 F HsEs H5sgs nA
p.S E1gEsts::;~ Z g: ::;~..-...--....:t III .ssB1@
:sss;:a ts;; ;s sisfS:e ;Gss,s5
txeeStsd-
Tic e: 16st. southess: ee:es 81 Ch1k aud Ia5s<a-
!fa y Fe9idi; Pa.=sassf..---. E. sLsAa s3nH-
IL Fi:a, s 81 sats! "a paa'st!s n
si1x:sf:s Sax:st:s ssa;:::::::::..:
4. a.'F.afss Fl "a Eias sfssa HsS sS Il :tS
Green By fxp1ess-.-.---;;".-ss ssa p n 4
Go,pR1oTs rAssKss1A srEAnszs
e e slss; asss 80 q 49, asss s1a; n
fs4 ri ss. sas S.s9s, Tsas.,sJ sad s.s:
rsu ~ GreS .@ .-:i: ;-:iss .ai S.i,is1 4 u.
skapna&J rIrnt,aA -
, 1870-11-08
Dr. A. g. 4pItu. .

IL
1hc 1cnAest tuxA4td and sucr6s4t1 ftJAcaAn n
tt cas3. continue. 70 treat all fslvars. uHAoSe. a1A
yRlAAkx DIxk2s&S, u both without tne+cN:y-
sA&tSAL kAAskss. the result Ut tAny lndisest:4e11
ct o:h> -aLt1nk AkkToGSxA&k. 4FAKJ1SS 70
r.. IxPA1hkp aEit1x. L1s3 AAxoRx AAA-
Hpou, IL ptssEy turtd- t. sehevldrnt taai foy.
Eeaa c1ntz~ n,io4cH o1tiuaivaS u tito atutY 4
CERTAIN dtAa<e1 md tseA.s taalxa1ca 1t eA+e- rvxy
JeAt. AcSt kfratts xii In aa apFtsalty tnan
tr tact, .ns oaucr p&tieEt4 % tne D. fsr h1 t11k-
utnL Aluled3ctuet L4cd ptcr4tt2 IN h11 t<5ors.
hry, kfad hla MEpIuAL kSAaYS; AeI1s 10 any ID
d II. IN ftAaS sIA2n txsA1ofk, IN rw e.pt y oaa
stamp Prlt ATk Cln0Gl4Aa t: LAGl.~. ter stamp.
CosIrt1prdehcr Grsetty eonn,tnti1l EuotultAtla
ittt- Uthee lcu.B, 4 n b SUNDAYS. l.
to II N.
, 1870-11-08

E1KIIlTVE EF1AF1R8KU. =
30hu C1s6ott Il Mlcnsc3 Clifford Ct al
IT, ellcEs CO nr' Ing ~ utiou OF the east 10
fret OF Lot I, ti- Er'rt" ct VI Int 5, Auti the
north 10 fret # III 6, # fltrk r. NoicoltH Adds-
Hon; md $nhl1t Ati,i rnt'vlte.l ninth OF Sub-
LIT, i, 3, ard 1T l. a0i. isruns1nB Addition
xl-s,, Lot uf Btck ,, GAss~liteI's Addition; and
Lots = s, II. n.,i II IT SnlI1ot sos and the
wcst ii - feet u l. te = nousons Addition
FAk kErhsrkn-
Aueustus IabeIl v EaiI4h &, Foster e. ais Dc
crC.. rcSeat;LE ullt III I"e II the south AnH Of
northeast QuaF1se us tee ptEttseAst quarter o
southeast quarter os Se-.'t"a 9S %. IS.
hJfJrNESI.
Samuel j. Wa1krsr j III II Field. Etectmen
Inr lUt6 Gu nnt e. nt III ck &. II. walters Sulli
yisi,n OF 1ne north. quarter nf Section 20, 3
H. J. bctn. IN the u.tncA,t corner OF Centre ave
nue. AID CotltJgt ErItet-
, 1870-11-08
OCEAN eTEAAtHa.
-------- 0Ok+333A Z I EAx3IxXKA99,
PAliklC HAIL SIEAlShlP tUl1PASS7
Through Line 10 California and ClIaa.

FA1LNS &1REA1I4f HEUEEEU.
aesoeis leave t1er NO. a Nost1 River spot Of Csus
s ~ Il octEk p1oa on tho &tn req l.:. except
sLx.e - iAif N outsd4E-th-l TIE pie sltt.s
Anvesnt~r = -AhIzJ*A, I aeteu Aau.y. euuucrttpx
with IaAchAMEalU, Japtxt4 f4l 4lEawurtit.
Lie bindfno F1u1dA u b~&<Aku to each
Adult pAs.xn.rE. Aesile1nn ana xt.tcfarts tree.
All departures t.uca Mt ManzA-tu; that Ut ttls &yh
eunt:rcf fana1uA With t.er4nefs FACING
E,le 4sn aud a'th. fof t<ntr1i American pots, aak
tt.uze ct Lex tsLcn ~ AAHxa3.ll,.
fatH 1AfAN A.ND CHINA
ssrssaef GREAT hEPEHLlC. teaTluk Dec l. $50
f1 fttzGt assuAe tIcActa~ tll1tne4
<lly tae u,e- sa1 whAff, toot Of Uatal4
A.. New orr IT, Il BABY, AkrItl. At tieuernA
-. --- !. a. MAHkAUh. Akr.r.
, 1870-11-08

Go.pR1uas FA1aK.GKR SrHANHKS
Eot MRwkatee. shs6oIk.a: = sdas'1' .s-...- s.E r.
Fur Grand Hzstn md Arafeeon. every Eoe4-
daTTb111daT and Saturday, at-...-.-.-.-.-- ?. n
For GJaseph. reestaJ, ThussaAJ sad s4sl.s.
aar - sc;.S;
sSpAo4J tku1t.aA A@~ -
, 1870-11-08

: xVEK VI fSUE1MsVt
ARRIVED FR0N CHiCAiU, Nov- 4.-rrup9 Nc
hl4kks, aud founiA.u CITY. .. --.
lLEAhAp, NoT- 1--F.o{s badger State, Nsns-
low, AL<t tafk Upeohta.
, 1870-11-08

TllH rErA1D TAXES uF 11tk E1rSTy AND STATE.
TIC seceLnI sus,tNatl"h 1 tue county Collector
(ex-otr3cir} for tutgprtt u~n the state and eonn-
ly tax list. wns nate y,HtrFday. 1t Will be re-
Intult,eEetf that at prtrtHus term Of the court
nWtnE to ,he fnnlt OF the pu ltsher OF the Journal,
sn evening paper VI th,s CITY. the certificate OF
fu.llcstton w2s drfirtrnt, wherefore tho entire
sIelsprts ut tAI list hAt II hc Tcpublishcd. The
rAt&er came up for disposition Ut o'clock. when
Judgment Was Yentf-'en against the tant OF all
iHnat prure. ty-owncrA who hatl not tltsf specific
rijectious. As 70 th~h.'+ II1r case was laid over
Ent,1 Wednesday mex.
Estate of johu $ ne-.l. VIII psnyed and letters
,..,tl t;rnfEe s ioNen, ur'fer tonu Of kaN, Coz.
The cxsa:e consists mainly vi realty. By tho will.
ali the perTonnl rrorrr'' Is left to the willow.
nn. f., as we'll aa tic h tnestta'i on Cass street.
t,u Let 10, s,1ock -, hlnz t.s addition. To u
siauRhtrr. MaFy u. iMfs itr r. Howen}, IL left a
hot.s4. ou Ohio street, and lot III the east half OF
I0t II. Flock Is, Wnlco't's Addition To julia
Reed {3Irs. Horace Re-ttf- s1AughteE4u-lRw. Is
l,tt house and L,t ~. ktnzie 4 Wucot&H Adfi-
lion. Tothis lady = husband, 1lorzce. aud .taugh-
let Mary II. Bower. Is given tho rest of the estate
xCSCUTlItfE WILL ADMITTED.
Estate OF Catherine ". Wright, alias Early.
7iia. Ddeli. Nuucupsuse xtll OF the deceased
Il wei krnwn woman In ctce.n}. proved The
OF ltttcber. She died on The e9th slay OF thai
month. She left her rTnPerty tesllnaIesi at a
Iaryt pJtcr> To be equally si.ytdcft between her
FIR. water 0lcll. a3l Emma SuMMelS, an alont-
al slaughttE.
LARGE CLAIM.
Es18;e Of George ". snow. Claim Of Julia q
Nvxtt.I!t 1llOwcst for $ta%i5Q-
, 1870-11-08

TtYGTntre xxs 90 Improvement IL toe gen.
e71l featnrrs OF the hay c1atket- The denAna
was small and almost wholly on local ac:ount,
weak, We quote the prices pald by de@lers:
On uacf, timothy, pressed. $500
ts7s %; rrasre. pressed upland, $40 sA9i1 o; 20
i9ep: prime, loose, on wagon. Slt.th11s -: for
delivery Of pressed hay. sLoo91.5o, according 70
HibE5-Tne market mas unchanged. Tht
dtmAud wss fair and the annexed a:i1es wt.t
beng rait: City green butchers. - SO:
krsvT. 9A01oKc; do. part eure'i, 93loHc:
Eren cali, 16lSl5c: DRY n.nt. ise SIC: dr.
sAlre d. 1gta17Hc: grntpy. sccrs.l. CUT, Or otaer-
w.ae damaged, two-sh!rds P1ser; branded 10 per
cent nfI. -
, 1870-11-08

GRAND yTRT- - = =
TIE term nper-" ys'-l.E.lay, Judge Porter OF
t1lt. Sunett.-r C.,uFt pfratittE
4 grand Jury for !ht county was 6npaneueot
Arrh1tak1 MrAl.lkrer f,4al,S ia Ia; eMRu.
civil buklness viii be taken ur on "Wednesday.
, 1870-11-08

The following were the receipts and ship
ments during the week ending November S
, 1870-11-08
THE LAW COURTS.
miscellaneous Business xcxtcr.
dny.
First Session Of the State Supreme
Court in Chicago.

The ulet * tssien ui the Supreme Court Of ILL.,
rcts IN Chicago, xs Yesterday commenced In the
inner toeE sf the wiea of tho Court House.
There wSs large aIt' n,anCc of nsmherB of the
fat Tnrtc eIeht, to le disposed of
The etut-toom Ia tasta fully fttsl ur, The bench
pr forum telGR The notsceable article, II tn
lxruty, perhaps, rxc+rdins xny similar work IN
tht County. A great ~aut vi taste u exhibited,
boneyer. 10 tue ext& tltug VI the bench, and the
.lutsts- room Of CONSULTATION. tue Is pea
Rssn VIM un, '~: .na Ss1s,'f1oSrs@s
oI auwfEs on Il Willie Rlt'uud, sulta.'lc fo1 4
,i-a> irg-r.ou', tn; which, wrcu placed in
t'usiast ~ith nv !. g.s..u and t1st'soa curtains
hanging III IrAt 1t III: 1u t2e-, rtstN% in1rpTUtIr
ate Il is unrtst ant taa' the bad tsAse was n
lowr1 becAn*e tue su.'iH'site1 Is inst the outside
w~rn y III no. ~sl1rs ltt4l t"e cdn -HltAl00 room.
ludsrs tcoe t. cir :ea >. tt" Ca,cf jusfl:c, Law
r-trc IN thu. cr,,.r': r- .'.'r, lusttc. Walker,
MrAl,strr. atd NJ, Il, and rn hts left, Jus Ices
Ere, 81. srtt. AID -linI rhe c,',ift ~As open.
esl hy k-bert kc1Lcs. Ealuf VI the cHminal
tusiIt. ......
orcn f.r Nntlu.x. Having Walled fer some NO.
lncnt~, daring Ah,ctl Uts = ere od-rr1f the Shlet
Justice st~teo taA', I tee .tts ~ taotinns 70 tw
maize. the Gou'1 ~s"5i; a. 41a!H tntouncttT, how
ever, tha: The d.fktt VIII lI ~ t to call at the
rsts. OF HeH r.t-. t'ht. Trs' t"'rs!blts OF Inc
@ trsre Mi be ,',t :, or. ~ ...s" The csst Vim Sit
This dry. put lsl- ',%hH = = hut he rAlEsrl. y.
hn.s' YER. a,y e4s *T.. E--'i. Tor argument tue
.Ttc r,.,1r; thrn ad{ou1Ee,Y
r..,-, c,,,.. -;,~r;, cc,tr7
0e10 .....,,,...
tAhpl'' .v,u.n -,-h,Io-
-LTt s2H "fn''e -"1s~.n = .Ma MmMa ,..ni.t
sonn \. isans.nt. ~ =. a -. sS.sssi AT Il Giri
rSiCA"ant* Ha.t.s 49, - - 80 INV ! t,ucifif eufTs
lAis MSS A. Ae'I'n y" r., n'.. NJ mi Sor1i
nEnn nc Asst VI III 'H' 1'10 '
]A1G suece er,rs
~ S.sny 1r Gn;atsell Ar
OstaI r. na.e :, !, y y. 80. W.
Jscvs Anos =. y :, ~, ~ '" az
tAf
United STAGES District Gopfk.
tx s.sxsUYrcr.
Irn,ueI \, osnut. -, C;ilc4xn, Voluntary pro
rr,1tttr. Tlt4 - fh;. ~e-uEsst application 0a tlt
, 1870-11-08

\ n stae sawcl. ................. .f1atEaAD
AF t4 4 eu. A1G 44.-at -
ThIckntss-Fiye shingles to he two inches in
hicEIes% Lenath-Slxteen inches Three dol
sss and 0fty ctn:s per car to be aided When uAn5-
ftIIc,I. xhlch follows the shingles,
, 1870-11-08

LAKE. SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL-
WA4.
pZ1uzQcrres Of Snnbpren aat Shers1a1s.z.
1ttktt ptite, 81 31nth C1atk4t
MA1L.....+s-.- IN L. ~ q. NJ
SPECIAL Arw fosK EIpEtae.. I'll ~ II. $11 ?. H.
nuantir t1rrt4s tdaltyJ....- 6:t3 ?. e 7as: q,
Elkhf EIpytkAs IL = 80 \
, 1870-11-08

Il cepcidcn Of tstugs that u locked for 3 "a.
scascn Of the year. and - tho s1oeks u sae aaans
wAstef r. nd prt s1nnx r1tes are deMAaoed. Hoo
oblataed Lake ns7 are not arriving ~ ttetH ~
nsn2. this fail. and un1rss the Fetefpts MetensSy
c1lt1.it = xtntr i and kp1aK. We quote:
, 1870-11-08

is'p. 1850. $50 / 1saa.
, 1870-11-08
shattered constitutions
FS'utHku by HctMngLon Nxrk,c7 HCctaU.

E-EIFAEV NKHltEE8s
f. u. OI.AKkk, u. u. tee RtHCL&R- OLD FHEA1.
Hint4kn UH. Ek1hk la oouth taFk-sx Aontoel
H. the bcst III s1cn ,nattets~ male Ut trnAle. ~
Pills irre taaiel 81 rcr btI: exrcz s1tsnk -
y.E rl1, warranted. otni4 stGups fof PEyAte lss
ttF' UsttsB tor Nafos. 1n&
ali Auh+r is utle1 ftcllls VI at1 AnuAA
l+n -fA.uea 1T. ElAfkez ealttEztAt HofK On
sIatu.at.:sn.r4- tn;~s faArAater.l Consultations
trrr ano dis eola.e1s4M Ahtt.e letters. r.
u. tt.akhE II. Ia >..uIo CAtA<t, Chicago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-11
RosENuElN / GUGGEsnElMER.
Parksrsburg, Tobruarr1. r
II EArHER I LEATHER II

IL tsyBaul gfa iHf5s'll tF' rt
The citizens Of Lewis and adjoing counties
nre respectfully Informed that | am now pre-
pared to supply them wi.hall kinds of Leather,
both Upper and Sole, OH reasonable terms.
have the most experienced Tanner ID thecountry,
and will try to make such stock as y i'll suit MY
customers. llemlock or Eastern tanned SOLE
CALF and Kip skins, harness and side leather al
ways on hand. All tanned on the old plan.-
No short or patent process used here. The
highest price paid in cash or leather for green OF
dry Hides, at The Old l.orentz Tannery. Terms
strictly casb. Please call and see NE.
Weston. VIVA. .I'. 3ta ,--li .ai u
aus2+ly f.-. G.Jg BUTCHER 77u'
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LIBERAL CASH PREMIUMS

In presenting to eur patrons our Prospect
us for 1870, we take occasion to thank them
for the liberal patronage Mhieh they have
bestowed upon us. Commencing under cir
cuustances Of tlie most depressing charac-
tcr--surroundedby the most auiagonistic in''u-
enccs-and with Tic failure Of our predcccs-
sors weighing us down and retarding our best
efforts, we congratulate ourselves and the
brave Democracy Of this section tl,Gt, we have
overcome all opposition. both FROM, pretended
friends and avowel enemies; md that j"
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THE DEMOCRAT

will oppose all infringcmeuts, blythe Federal
Government Hpon tho rights reserved TO the
People, and The States respectively; and use
all proper means to aid in the defeat Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, believing that ''this il
u Goyernmenr instituted by White Men, for
the benefit Of White Men, and that should
administered by White Men.
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TIE DEMOCRAT

. -1W ~ -0I'-- ~ -
has acquired In The future, MS in the past.
wo shall speak our continents boldly and
fcarIessly. Having no policy hut Principals
We shall expose Rllattempls to barter upon
tho rights ofthe People, - :,
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a.ANDA wHIsKEY..s5

Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assorimcntof Groceries always kcbi
on hand % Produce boughtand sold. The best
quality Of liquors for sale, in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogics, fue cigars, and
tho best grades OF Tobacco, always on hand.
Stors-ons door above the Bank. i"' lY ~5.a
10 apr27-tfdsaa ,7nil VII II aeH i.g
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THE DEMOCRAT

b Of ,s-g;.gff Sii anl eii,'' -itlf5
will demand the speedy repeal Of the nnmerr-
Gus Test Oatlls which now disgrace our stat
ute books and cripple aur State; a'wise poll
cy Of Internal Improvement, and an ei6eient
system in relation TO Emigration. ~.
/, . Our aim wilrbcto mako " 's.
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'H.fG.Aa - pT ti'If Z -fg'I
10 business. to mort Continuance Of The same
THEIR MOTTO, (As HERETOFORE
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS.

l11 .IHIl1 EHTV7I8l = 20 T0l
.sgsnt'5 sll o. ipt i,drws a4 I'D
.nat5u'l i,h .t5!o.1g aud! lirl
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TOWN lots FORSALR.

' Il
DY rirtac ola decree. OF ,.he circuit eour. o
ID t;iiner COUNTY, pronounced il The cailSe
III which q. j. Butcher. aud W. q. bennett,
commissioners are complainanis, ard Wilinh
Monkey and F. N. Chalfant nre defendants, tho
undersigned, a commissioner appointed for the
purpose, wilt, on the LIST day OF March, 1870, IL
the circuit court Of Lewis tounty Shall be III
session on that day. and ifnoi then on tbs
first tay thereafter on which ii maybe in
sion, IL front Of the courthouse OF Lewis euun.
y, offer for sale t..y..,.eg,,sg. LII,
THREE TOWN LOTS,
in the town of Weston, Lewis county, formerly
tic property Of Jacob IIoreiltz, it,, but now
owned 'ly William Noxley, Que Gfsaid lots
rohthg Gu first street aud the othef two On
lthn street. l!.rtDt ll+A F'4 t5r
,tr TERMS OrsALE-CAsH IA D
". &. BENNETT
N3t-lt h..,,.,rir.. u Commissioner! :,
The hove sale Il postponed. viii the first DAY
OIL the Ma; term 1870, 6f the elrcnii couzt Of
Lewis county. Y 2 u .lt'stl - pa !
y.i usS.. " q. BENNETT,
h3s n -.E.I.t 81 aims, Commissioned
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loop THINa.-Just as we were going to press
yesterday evening, our spirits at low ebb, and
as we were rejecting upon the vanity of human
hopes and aspirations, and Of the futility of all
work and no play" the airy form of Virgin
ia Hotel waiter, who rejoices in the uDappropri-
ate name Of "Snow Ball." bearing in his hand q
waiter and on the waiter a huge glass of mint
julep, entered our sanctum. He handed us a
note which contained the compliments of the
Virginia Hotel. Belonging to the honorable fra
ternity of the Friends of Temperance, our pledge
prevented our tasting it. But it was seized upon
with avioity by others in the Office, who pro-
nounced it the best they had ever imbibed-
which is very strong EXPIRE ssion, since they
have got outside of alarge quantity in their
short careers. The decoction was prepared by
Thomas Crowder, the polite, accommodating
bartender, at the Virginia, and we must say
that he thoroughly understands his business
The julip had hardly been disposed of, before
the gentle ''Snow Ball " reappeared with large
tumbler of lemonade We at once proceeded to
soothe &c our own melancholy; by "moderate-
ly and quietly" 'going for it." It was deli
cious and strengthened our conviction that Tom
is the 'sright man in the right place" We ten
der both the proprietors and Tom our thanks,
and will say, that the julep had most happy
effect upon those who drank it-they gave vent
to their feelings in hurrahs for the Virginia.