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stephen w. Rattlin.

The Wheeling 1ntelligencer seems to
think that Stephen W. Raalif was not q
Delegate from Gilmer county to the West
Union Convention, but was an alternate,
and represented both Gilmer and Calhoun
as such. The latelligencer is greatly mis-
taken in this. Mr.. Ratliff is an old and
respected inhabitant of Gilmer county and
has resided there ever since tho county was
formed. He was appointed Delegate by
the Democratic meeting of bis county. 10
fixing basis Of representation, euch Del
egate District was authorized to cast ten
votes, and Mr.. Rattliff being the only per-
son present from the Delegate District Of
Glmer and Calhoun, he was authorized
by resolution of the West Union Conven.
ton, to cast The ten votes allotted TO his
District.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION


To be Held at Buckhannon.
At the conclusion Of the County Con-
vention, 4 call was made for Delegates to
the Convention proposed to be held at
Weston on this day to nominate candl-
date for the Senate but it was found that
none of the counties composing this Sena-
torial District were represented except
Braxton and Lewis, it was deemed most
prudent, not to appear to be dictatorial,
and that action here would not gil up the
measure ofauthority in the premises. 1t
was resolved that Convention DO called
for the whole District.
Whercupon. for elaboration. William
G. Liuger was called TO the Chai, and
John c. jackson appointed Secretary.
The Delegates from Braxton and Lewis
thcrcuiol
Rcsolrcd, That it is in tho interest Of
harmony, e1pedicnt to hold Convention
to nominate q candidate for the Senat, Of
this State from this District at the town
Of Bu,khannon, at some proposed day;
and it was further
Resolred, That tho Conveniio afore-
said be held on the last Saturday in Au-
gust, when and where the counties Of
Barbour, Tucker, Randolph aud Upshur
are requested to meet the counties here
represented, to agree upon a candidate for
the Senate Of our own race and faith in
our principles for this District to represent
US in tho next Senate Of West Virginia.
1t was further
fesolrcd, That any Democrat Of either
Braxton or Lewis, who may be present at
tho Convention in Buckharnon, may, and
they are hereby authorized to cast the
votes Of their counties respectively for a
candidate who, if elected, will represent
our political opinions.
Whereupou the Convention SO repre-
scented by Braxton and Lewis, after d.
recting their proceedings authenticated BY
the signatures of the officers thereof, to be
published in Tue DEMocnAr. After
which tue Convention adjourned.
WI. G. LINGER. Chairman.
JoHXC JACKSON, Secretary.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to previous notice, the Dem
ocratic County Convention for this county
was held on Wednesday last. All the
Townships were fully represented; and
the Coolest inhabitants" say that it was
the largest political gathering which has
occurred in this county for many years.
About 1 l o'clock in the forenoon, Col
oncl A. W. Woodford called the meeting
to order, and explained the object Of the
Convention.
Mr.. John Bohan then moved that Mr.
A. A. Lewis 10 elected temporary Chair
man, and j. W. Wofindiu Secretary
carried.
On taking the Chair Mr.. Lewis made q
brief but applicable little speech, in which
he congratulated tic Democracy upon the
suspicious circumstances attending this
campaign; and thanking them for The
honor that had been conferred upon him.
Mr.. Cozad then moved that the Chair
be au hOrized to appoint committee Of
one from each Township on Resolutions
carried. The Chair then appointed the
following gentlemen:
Sheritiun--John Braunon.
BdHelle-William A. Watson,
RiRey-John White.
Lincoln-W. V. Chichester.
Jane Lep-David j. Hayes.
Mr.. Wofindin then moved That the
Chair be authorized to appoin. similar
committee on Crcdentials-carried. The
CLAIR appointed as follows:
Sherit'an-Willinm Il Arnold.
Jane Lep-J B McDanud.
Lincoln-W V Chichester.
Hilley-Jesse Butcher.
BaHele-Wm A Watson.
Mr.. Woodford moved that the Clair DO
authorized to appoint similar committee
On Basis Of Representation carried. The
gentlemen we're appointed 4,
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j. NJ. BENNETT,
q. |. DAWSON,
j. ". JACKSON,
A. NJ. DENT,
JOHN j. BUTT,
Committee.

On motion, the report wa, adopted and
the Committee discharged.
Mr.. William L. Arnold, Chair man oil
the Committee On Credentials, submitted
the following report:
To the Democracy Of Lewis in County
Convention assembled Your Committee
on Credentials have had under consiiera.
ton the duties assigned them. and sub.
nit The following report: Three out Of the
Eve townships having agreed by resolu.
.icn that all Democrats and Conservatives
from said Townships attending the county
Convention shall b, entitled to seats as
Delegates. and the numbers being very
great, and we having no convenient means
Of usceftainins their names, have agreed,
for the sake Of uniformity and as a time.
honored usage Of the Democratic party,
that all Democrats and Conservatives now
attending said Convention shall be entitled
to seats thoreiu as Delegates; and that
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Hon. John j. Davis.

at .he conclusion Of tho deliberations Of
tue County Convention last week, Mr..
Davis wa, loudly called upon for d speech.
10 reply he made few remarks which, il
spite Of the latencss Of the hour and tho
WEAKNESS of the people, were listened to
win on eagerness which showed that
JOIN y. DaYi, was well worthy of the
Confidence ieposed il him by The Con.
gresslonal Convention. Asa fluent and
pleasing speaker he las no superiors In
this section; and his Democracy is at
tested by tho fact Of bis unanimous no,ni.
nation for the Office Of Congressman. 1t
is with pleasure ae. add that Mr.. Davis
promises 10 be With US again at an carly
day.
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Battelle Township,

At meeting Of the Democratic and
Conservative citizens of Battelle Township
held at Jacksonville on the Goth day Of
July. 1870; on motion Of William a.
Watson, Richard Bond was elected
Chairman aud N. d. Foster Secretary.
On motion Of W. A Watson, a Com.
mi.teo Of three wero appointed by the
Chair to prepare resolutions for tho cou-
sideration ofthe meeting. The Chairman
appointed Vim. A. Watson, John S. Hall
and T. 3. hoy on said Committee. In
the absence Of the Committee. Geo. Cozad,
Esq, was called for. who responded, tax
Ing general view Of The situation, and a
special view Of tho enforcement act, after
which Henry Braunon followed on the
same subject Both gentleman acquitted
themselves to the satisfaction Of their
most arden. admirers. After a few re-
marks by Mr.. Toodford and others. tho
Committee reported the following rcsolu
lions, which were adopted:
Rcsolrcd, Thattl,is meeting endorse tue
proposed Amendment to tho State Con-
.titution, known as The Flick Amendment.
Resasca, That this meeting does not
recognize the right of the Democratic Fix.
ecutivc Committee to prescribe basis Of
representation for the county Convention;
and as that basis, in our opinion. does in.
justice to the Democratic and Conservative
party Of Battellc Township, we hereby
enter our protest against it.
Rtsolretl, That all Democratic and
Conservative citizens Of Battellc Township
who may 10 present at the Democratic
Convention 10 be held at Weston m The
Bird day Of August next, DO accredited as
Delegates 10 the snme.
On motion. tho Secretary was directed
TO furnish the Editor Of TIE I! AocnAr
with copy Of tho proceedings Of thi.
meeting, with request to publish the
same. .a4 =
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
RICHARD BOND, Chairman.
N. Is. FosrER, Secretary.
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BY this result it will appear that the
Committee claim an increased registration
Of 279 votes in the county according to
tue above table. This is believed to be
fair and equitable. For BY comparison
Of the Assessors books with the registered
list of voters it appears that tho difference
is $50. Every male person assessed with
capitation tax is q voter unless laboring
under some disability. We have taken
onc-half Of this as the constituent number
who will be cnfranchiscd under tho act
Of Congress, and allowed the other half to
DO treated as tho DISTINGUISHED by our
laws, aud therefore not entitled under the
same to representation. This cannot be
regarded as unfair under The circumstan-
ccs to tho DISTINGUISHED, or those entitled
to the Ballot, who have bceu unlawfully
deprived Of the SAME by our Boards Of
Registration. 1t gives to the voter his
full rights, and anticipates the rights Of
those who have heretofore taken all the
necessary test oaths to cntitlc them to
vote, and who will vote in the next cleo
tiOu under the recent suffrage act of Con-
gress.
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entitled 10 The following vote:

The votes Of the several Townships may
be cast by the representatives therefrom
either as unit, or dividing the same ac-
cording to representation strength for tho
candidates according to their choice.
1t is proper for the Committee to say
that upon the principle they have adopted
they have added to the last gubernatorial
vote as follows:
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ted-nay, should be rewarded.

enouao w 'e""'aSu'
/ The issue'this full is plain one-for
or against the Immediate enfrunchise-
ment Of the white men Of the State.
There can be no Striking or lodging
the question this time. The issue is
fairly and squarely made.
Besides this, there arc hundreds Of
men in this county who have declared
that they were deceived by the radical
party on the question Of negro suffrage,
aud now is the time for them TO show
their manhood and cut loose from men
who will affiliate with niggers aud seek
their votes.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


TO The cfeultOts Of =, z. EFyIn, decd;
In pursuance of decree off the circuit cou,t
of Levi, county, made in II cause therein pend.
ing 10 subject the real estate Of the SAID 4, 4.
Erwin to the payment Of bis debts, you are re-
qurcd 10 present your claims against the said
4. i. Erwin for adjudication, to Vim. L. Dun
ning,on, commissioner, a, his Office In the said
county, on or before tho 9Th day of September.
1870. Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk Of ,L,
said court, this 18th day Of July 1870.
aug Let ALLEN SIMPSON, clerk.
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Co,nuissioncr's Office. circuit
court Lewis county, w. Va.

Er Ralstun,
VS.. In chanccry
Caleb Boggcss. administrator
Of tho estate of j. NJ lIanir-
ton. deceased, and others
rNhe parties IN the al,ore-naincd cause will
l. take notice that have fixed upon the Gil,
day u September, 1870, tiny office in the town
Of Weston. Lewis county. West Vii, iiia, to exc
cute tile order Of reference made at u special
TERN Of the cirrli; court Of Lewis county, held
on tile 10Th dny ofJuly, 1870, rrcominitiing 10
inc said cause, by which order AM required:
LIST. TO settle the the administrator ac-
counts Of Caleb Boggess, administrator OH
VI Hamilton, deceased.
2nd. To ascertain and report the real estate
of which the said " Hamilton died seized, or
was otherwise entitled to, and the state and
condition Of the title thereto
3rl. To ascertain and report the debts url-
paid by the said N Hamilton at The time Of
his dss.ili, and now remaining unpaid, and their
prioriti"s at which time and place all persons
interested are required 10 attend II from anr
cause tic execution Of said report be not roin-
inenccd on that day, or be commenced and not
completed. tue same will be continued from day
10 day until completed
Given under my hand, this 2sth day OF July
1910. W. L. HUNTINGTON,
aug Lit Commissioner.
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Mr.. Kern, here offered the following


resolution, which was adopted:
Rcsolrca, BY the Democratic party OF
Lewis county in Convention assembled,
that, moved by an earnest desire for The
success aud purity Of the party, demand
that every person. whose name shall or
may come before the Convention, shall
pledge themselves to abideby its decision;
and in the event Of their absence from the
body Of the Convention, shall have pre-
scn,cd to the President Of the Convention
written pledges, binding themselves not
only to vote for the nominees, but further
to use their influence that tue interest Of
the party may be preserved.
Mr.. ". G. Bennett here announced
that he was authorized to say that MIR.
Cummings would no. be a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff.
Nominations now being in order, Mr..
Tom Ancell nominated Henry Brannon
for the House of Delegates.
Onmotion, Mr.. Drannon vas dominated
by reclamation.
Mr.. w. L. Arnold then nominated A.
W, Woodfurd for the Office ofSheriif. On
motion the nomination was made unani-
nous.
Mr.. Tom Anccll then nominated John
c. jackson for Clerk ofthc Circuit Court.
On motion tho nomination was made
unanimous.
Mr.. j. S. Hall then nominated Geo.
Cozad for the office Of Prosecuting Attor-
ncy. On motion the nomination vas
made unanimous.
Mr.. Cozad then nominated James b.
han and George p. Oliver for the Office Of
Recorder. On taking vote, Mr.. Oliver
was declared the nominee.
Epos Winans and A. D. Peterson were
then placed IN nomination for the office ef
county Surveyor. On taxing a vote Mr..
Peterson was declared the nominee and
on motion, the nomination was made
unanimous.
Colonel John Kee was then placed in
nomination for the Office Of Assessor Of the
LIST District. On motion, his nomination
was made unanimous.
Mr.. John Bohan and Mr.. Jacob Spaur
we're then placed in nomination for the
Office Of Assessor Of the End District !;
and, on vote being called, Mr.. Bohan
was declared tho nominee of tho Convcn.
ton; and, on motion, the nomination was
made unanimous.
Mr.. Henry Brannou then moved that
T. Is. Camden, l.eonidas Smith, John
White. William A. Watson and j. W
Wofindin be tho Democratic County Ex-
ecu,iro Committee for the ensuing year
carried. w .t.-4 g.a
Being no further business, on motion
the Convention adjourned sine die.
A. A. LEWIS, Chairman,
j. ". Worrispis, SECRETARY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Mcylcrt 4 Branuou
VS.. 5., ..
Jesse Shoulders heirs &c. In cl,anccry
TTNhe creditors of Jesse Shoulders, deceased.
and the parties 10 this cause, will take no.
lice that will, on the
9Th day Of September, 1870.
at my offce in Weston, Lewis county, West
Virginia, proceed TO execute the order Of refer
cnce made in this cause, by the circui, court Of
snid county.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day of Julr
1870. WI. l.. BURLINGTON,
aug At Master commissioner.
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To the creditors Of j NJ Hamilton, deceased:
in pursuance Of decree Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, made in causc therein pend.
Ing, to subject the real estate of the said NJ
hamilton TO the payment Of his debts, you are
required 10 present your rlnims against The said
J " Hamilton for adjudication to Vim. L. Dun.
nington, commissioner, at his office In said
county, on or before the eth day Of September,
1870. Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk'of
the said court, this eth day Of July, 1870.
aug Let ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
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On motion of Mr.. Wofindin the Chair
was authorized to appoint similar Com
mittce on Permanent Organization; and
the following gentlemen were appointed:
IriRey-Dr 7 B Camden.
lSheridun-T G Dawson.
jane Lep-J S Lowe.
Liucotn-Albcrt J Marsh.
r BsReRe-Nathan D Bennett: 81.
On motion of Mr.. Henry Brannon, the
Convention then adjourned until l o'clock.
On rcassembling at the hour appointed,
Dr.. Camden. Chairman Of tue Committee
on Permanent Organization, reported as
follows:
TO the Democracy Of Lewis in County
Convention assembled Your Committee
on Permanent Organization respectfully
recommend tho following officers to pre-
side over the deliberations Of this Conyon-
tom:
Presidcnt-A A Lewis. s,s.
Vice.Prcsidcnts-John White, Mich
scl Collins. V Chichester, " A Wat
son. James jackson.
Secrctary-J W Wofindin.
Assistant Secrctarics-David Simmons,
James Mulladay. George ! DAWSON,
Jacob Spaur, Isaac Hershman.
On motion the report was adopted and
the Committee discharged.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bennett, Chairman Of the
Committee oil Basis Of Representation,
submitted the following report:
To The Democratic Concentioa Of Lepi.
county nosD in session:
Tho Committee to whom was referred
the question of the Basis Of Representa-
ton III the county Convention, beg. leave
to report: That they have had tho sub
ject under consideration, and after care
fully considering the political power which
ought to prevail in our councils as.wellas
our county, have concluded to award rep
reseutation to oil the Democratic voters
of their several townships according to the
last gubcrnaterial election, adding there
to all those DISTINGUISHED heretofore, who
will be entitled to the ballot under there.
cent suffrage act of Congress. According
to tina. principle of representation, tho
several townships of this County will be
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
the creditors Of Jesse Shoulders. decd

To the creditors Of Jesse Shoulders. decd:
In pursuance ola dccrec Of the circuit court
Of Lewis county, made in cause therein peud-
ing, to suffice. the real estate Of the said Jesse
Shoulders 10 the payment ofhis debts, you arc
required % present your claims against tho
said Jesse Shoulders for adjudication, 10 YIN.
l.. Huntington, commissioner, Mt his office in
the said county, on or before Tho 9Th day Of
September, 1870.
Witness, Alien Simpson, clerk Of The said
court, this ?j;h day ofJuly,. 1870.
aug lot ALLEN SIMPSON, clerk.
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. EtaLli.hed IN 1887.
SlDDLERY AND HARNESS.

J,LfAs FISHER,
L NAisstRSRt, wssIoS, W. Va.
Would respectfully announce 10 bis old friends
and the public generally, thu, he has pow u,
hand, eid Is constantly MAKlNG, u full SUI;
ply ofSADDLERY aud HARNESS which /.
offer for sale at the lowest prices, Having tn,,..
ppyed two frs,.class hands. tau ea,,nte III
orders with dispatch. Iser.irs promptly "a
july as ELIAS FISHER
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COMMISSIONER elncc, circuit
sle cour. Lewis county. W. Va.
Mary McQuain. &c., by their
next FREUD, Nathan lteIroad.
plaintiffs, In ol,ancsry
ys.
John Wilson. administrator.
and others, defendants.
"Inhc parties in the sboue-nsn,ed cause will
take notice thu, | have fixed upon
the. first day Of September, 1870.
at my Office in tho town Of Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia, TO execute an order Of
reference made in the al,uvc-na.itd cause at the
May term, 1870, ofthn circuit court Of Lewis
county, by which am required 7 mn.
LIST. To audit, state aud settle the adniinis.
trIttion accounts Of the late john s. Anderson,
rs administrator Of tile estate Of Alexander
MrQuail, deceased.
End. To audit, state and settle the admins
traiion accounts OF JohnW Wilson, as admin
istra.or Of the estate Of John s. Anderson, de-
ceased.
3rd. To audit, state and settle tile admins
tratirn accounts Of Nathan llexroad, rs admin
istrntor de bonus non ofihe estate Ut Ale1an-
der McQuain deceased; at which time md
place all persons interested are required 10 at
tend. II from my cause.-the execution Of said
report be not commenced, or bc commenced and
not completed. the same will be continued frou
day TO day until completed.
Given under my hand, this 25.h day Of July
1870. ". Il. DUNNlNGfOS,
aug LAT Commissioner.
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Commissioners Office, circuit
court Lewis county, w. Va.
Thos Mcdonald,
Is. Jodou and others.

i. Jodon and others.
TJNhe parties in the above mentioned cause
will take notice that hare fixed upon the
Isl day Of s.. denber, 1870, nj my Office in tho
town Of Weston, Yves: rirgina, to execute m
order Of reference made il tie abovc-natnrd
cause, ut the May term, 1870, .hy which am
required 10 ascertain end report the state and
coalition Of the title 10 the two lots in the bill
mentioned, with leave 10 lake testimony, IL
deemed necessary, touching the same, and to
ascertain the liens on. said property, ifany,
tl,er dates, orders a@l rriuritics Also to re-.
port my relevant matter deemed proper by my
self or required BY either Of the parties. AT
which tine and place all parties interested are
required TO attend. lffron any cause the exc
cuton Of said report be not commenced on thai
day, or be commenced and not completed, hs
same will be continued from day 10 day until
completed.
Given Under my hand, this 25,h day Of July.
1870. ". l.. HUNTINGTON,
aug LIT Commissioner.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

House of Delegates,
HENRY BRANNON.
Prosecuting Attorney,
GEO. COzAD.
Clerk eiMe Circuit Court,
JOHN c, JACKSON.
Sheriff.
A ". WOODrORD.
Recorder.
GEO p. OLIVER.
Swreyor.
A. D. PETERSON. :
As,cssor-Qa District,)
JOHN KEE.
As.e,sor-(2na Di,'net,)
JOHN BOIIAN.
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