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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01
G.H. MORRISON, CHM.
NJ. T. FRAME. Stcrctaru. 49,
Jane Low Township Meeting.


Pursuant to previous notice, meet
ing of the citizens Of Jane Lew was held
at the village on Saturday, ] uly 23d, for
tho purpose ofappoiuting Delegates to the
County Convention 10 DO held on August
Sd.
On motion, Colonel John Kcc was
called to tho Chair, and Mr.. S. 3. bennett
elected Secretary.
After the, object of tho meeting had
been explained, it was agreed that the
Chairman appoint 20 Delegate, to repre-
sent this Township in tho County Con-
vention. The Chair then appointed the
following gentlemen:
George Lawson, G. " Kee, D J Hays,
] S Lowe, j W jackson, P T Smith, A
Smith, Jr., Levi p Fisher, ] A ] Light
burn, j NJ Morrison, Isaac NJ Hcrshmau,
Joshua strnley, James h Mcdaniel, John
Post, John Knisely, John Kerns, E "
Smith, Samuel Leonard, Ashfor Rinehart,
s b Waggoncr.
On motion, tue Chairman was added to
the list of Delegates.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
the second Saturday in August; ut which
tima candidates will be nominated for the
various Township affices.
JOHN KEE, Chairman.
s. B. Bosssrr, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC LovE.FEAsr.
TURN OUT EVERYBODY.
Democratic Meeting and
Basket Dinner.

PLENTY TO EAT-LOTS OF FUN
There will BIO Grand Democratic
Mass Meeting and Pic Mic Dinner at
Freemansburg. on Saturday, August the
9th, 1870, to which . cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Come out-bring your wives and ba.
bics-not forgetting your dinners.
Good Speakers will be in attendance,
and every effort will DO mado to render it
pleasant to all.
BY order of the Township Executive
Committee.
W. J. BAILEY, Chairman.
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BRAXTUN COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats and Conservatives Of
Braxton county are requested to meet in
mass Convention at tho Court House in
Sutton. on
SATURDA Y, august Gh,
for The purpose Of nominating candidates
for the various county Offices and to mp
point delegates to the Senatorial Conven.
ton.
Hon. John N Phelps las been invited
.onidrsss The mseting, aud is expected to
10 present.. Turn out md hear tho truth.
w. d. ROLLYSON,
Chairman Dem. Ec. Co#n,ttiee.
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Congressional Convention.


The Democratic Convention for the
first Congressional District met at West
Union on the eth ult. &
The Convention was called to order by
John Basel, on whose motion, Joseph
W. Gallagcr, Of MARSHAL, was made tenn
porary Chairman and Geo. Cozad sesre-
tary.
Mr.. Gallager mado very neat and ap-
propriatc speech on taking the Chair,
which va, loudly cheered. The Conrcn-
ton then proceeded to business, and ap-
pointed Committed on Credentials, on
Permanent Organization, and on Basis Of
Representation, and then adjourned for
dinner.
After dinner. the Committee on Per.
manent Organization reported the follow.
ing named gentlemen as permanent Off
Gers: For President, Okcy johnson, Of
Wood; for Vice President, ono member
from each county, among whom We no.
ticed cur townsman. Hon. j. N. Bennett,
and for Secretary, W. II. Smith. Of
Brooke, with W. P. Cooper, D. Fry.
singer and Geo. Cozad as assistants.
Mr.. johnson. on taking the Chair,
made very happy little speech, which
did credit alike to his head and heart.
and created great deal Of enthusiasm.
The Committee on Basis Of Representa-
ton made report adopting the same
basis as that adopted by tue State Conven-
ton, viz: ten votes for each Delegate.
The Committee on Credentials reported
a list of Delegates entitled TO seats 10 the
Convention, which is omitted on account
Of its length, but every county in the Dis.
trict except Wetzel was represented.
Nominations were then in order, and
Z. NJ. Davisson, Esq. nominated Hon.
John j. Davis, Of Harrison, Geo. Cozad
nominated Hon. William +. Arnold, of
Lewis, j. G. Smith nominated Hon. A.
J. Sweeney. Of Ohio. and Mr.. Beall. of
Brooke, nominated Colonel D. D. John.
son, Of Tyler.
A ballot was taken, resulting in no
choice, when the name of Mr.. Arnold was
withdrawn, and second ballot was taken
with the same result. A third ballot was
had, with the Same result, when. at Mr..
Davis request, his name was Withdrawn
by the Harrison Delegation; but he nas
Immediately renominatcd by Colonel
Medley. of tho Doddridgc Delegation.
Colonel d. D. johnson then withdrew his
name, and the 9th ballot was proceeded
with, which resulted in the nomination Of
Mr.. Davis-the vote standing as follows:
Davis, 96S; Sweeney, 735. On motion,
the nomination Of Mr.. Davis was made
unanimous. Mr.. Davis accepted the
nomination in short speech in bis usual
elegant manner, aud Mr.. Sweeney did
himself credit by bis well.timed and
hearty endorsement Of tho candidate, as
did also the President, Mr.. johnson.
The Convention then adjourned.
Hon. John j. Jacob then made one of
bis clear, logical. incisive speeches. lie
was followed by Colonel Ben Wilson, who
made one of the Lappiest efforts we have
heard for many day-bristling with
facts, well seasoned by telling anecdotes
and biting sarcasm. Colonel D. D. John.
son also delivered very neat little
speech, after which the crowd dispersed
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Braxt0n County.

At o meeting of the Democratic and
Conservative party Of Brazton county.
held at tho Court House, July 2lst 1870,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to the Senatorial Convention to DO held at
Weston on the Bird of August, 1870.
George A. Morrison was called to the
Chair and NJ. I. Frame was appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of F. j. Baxter, the Chair.
man was authorized to appoint five Dele
gates to represent this county in said Con-
vention. Whercupon the following gen.
tlemen were appointed:
FL Baxter. William D Rollyson, j
D Camden, James A Boggs and ] II
Cunningham; and on motion the names
of the President and Secretary we're added
to tho list. . 'tsff
On motion, Henry Brannon, A. A.
Lewis and Dr.. T. B. Camden were ap.
pointed alternatcs in case the aforesaid
Delegates should fail to attend. #
Resolted. That the proceedings Of this
meeting DO published in the Weston DEN.
ocRAr. asl'tf
On motion the meeting adjourned sire
die.
C. II. MORRISON, CHM.
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Notice 10 cretiitors. 81,
To the creditors Of ] NJ Hamilton, dece','. :,
in pursuance Of 4 decree Of The eirea GU, ~ n,
Of Lewis county, made in n cause t ". e.sid
ing, to subject tile real estate OF ~. vol
Hamilton 10 the payment Of his DEUS , X,
required 10 present your clain'ag aln Us /. d
] II Hamilton for adjudication to VIM H.. n
nington, commissioner, at his el ssutsal
county, on or before the 9Th day Of oeP ,l,rI
1870. witness, Allen Simpson 40
the said court, this 9th day S,,tSs w Clgl
aug Let ALLEN SlMPso''
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the creditors Of a. E. Erwin, decd.
In pursuance Of a decree of the circui, .,,..
OF Lewis county, made in cause Therein n eoa,s
ing, TO subject the real estate OF tie sad sns'
Erwin to the payment Of his debts, you r ~, D.
guired to present your claims against III" rs :,
A. E. Erwin for adjudication, to VIM. l. e n ,aa
nington commissioner, at his office in ,be u ,a,
county, on or before the 9Th day Of Sp nr aa
1870. Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk aH.',
said court, this 25th day Of July, lsTo VI NO
aug Let ALLEN SIMPSON, ele,,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-01

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arise from a torpid state Of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min.
erals or morphia for it. They hurt moro
than they do good. But take Rosen.
helms Stomach Bittcr.; The Great Yves.
tern Remedy and you arc sure of a cure.
See Advertisement.
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REGISTRATION

In order to lay the foundation for pro-
cecdings, for the unlawful acts Of Regis
lrars, in the United States Courts, under
the act OF Congress entitled IAN act to
enforce the rights Of citizens Of the United
States to vote in tho several States of this
Union. and for other purposes" it is most
important for all who have o right to be
registered to proceed lawfully, and we
therefore make the following suggestions:
LIST. All persons entitled to be register
cd, who have not been registered hereto
fore, should spply to the Township Reg
istrar, and il refused by him, then appeal
to the County Board.
End. All persons who llnvo heretofore
been stricken from the Registrars list, by
the action Of the County Board or other
wise, should mako application to The
County Board.
The County Board arc required by
law to meet on the first Monday in
September, to examine the register of yo-
tiers returned; aud to meet on the first
Monday in October, at which meeting ap-
plications may DO made to be registered,
in all cases where an opportunity has not
been afforded by the Township Regis.
trar; or to be restoaed, in tho cases
where names have been stricken of. and
also to make an appeal, according to law,
when the Township Registrar has refused
to register an applicant for registration.
BY order Dem. Tx. Committee.
A. W. WOODFORD, Chairman:
J. W. WorrlsDlS, Secretary.
. 4
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Hbs
d. Jodon and others.
rTNhc parties in the above mentioned csup
will take notice that have fixed upon ,hs
Isl day Of September, 1870, at my Office in Il,
town Of Weston, Vest Virginia, to eIeeuaa
order Of reference made ia Il aborc.nau.d
cause, at the May term, 1916, by which 80
required to ascertain and report the state mi
condition Of the title TO the two lots in The In
mentioned, with l,are 10 take testimony, L
deemed Necessary, touching the same, aaia
ascertain the liens on: said property, ifau,
their dates, o,ters and priorities. Also TO ~
port any relevant matter deemed proper BY NJ.
sefo required by either of tho parties. il
which time and place all parties interested Il.
required to attend. II from any cause the Il.
cuiion Of said report be not commenced on th,i
day, or'be commenced and not completed, d, |
same will be continued from day TO day mil |
completed. c-i
Given Under my hand, this 25ih dsy otJ.l
1870. '.' ". L. HUNTINGTON,
aug LIT Commissioae
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
VIM. Shirley and Geo. ". Dosp.

vs..
s. E. Ervin's heirs. 60. In chance.
TNhe creditors Of the estate ola. r. En-
ceased, and the parties 10 tie abovc,s,na'see'
cause, will take notice that will, on tho ''4'ea
9Th day Of September, 1870,
at my Office in the town of Weston
county, WestYirginia, proceed to exrr,, .eTl'
order Of reference made in said capss L lae
circutrourt ofsaid county. =! 'ae
Given under my hand, this 25th dov,.,
y, 1870. sWM. L. DUNNlNGT9S ''a'
aug lit Master commissions,
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Commissioners Office, circuit
court Lewis county, W. Va.
Mary McQuain. &C., by their
next friend, Nathan Rexroad.
plaintiffs. In ehanssy
John Wilson. administrator.
and others, defendants.
Tho parties in the abore-named cause Il
take notice that have fixed ui,I
the first day Of September, ltSI
at my office in tho town Of Weston, l4'
county, West Virginia, 10 execute an otdT
reference made in the nboye-na.aed cause 80
May term, 1870, Of TIM circuit court Of LIZ
county, by which AM required:
LIST. To audit, state and settle the adrii
tration accounts Of the late John S.AnderS
as administrator Of tho estate Of AlcIii'
McQuain, deceased.
2nd. To audit, state and settle the adnti
tration accounts of John W Wilson, as adsi
istrator Of tho estate ofJohn S. Anderson
ceased.
3rd. To audit, state aud settle the ADM
traticn accounts Of Nathan l.exroad, rs adj
istrator dc bonus non fihe estate Of A!n
der McQuain, deceased; at which time
place oil persons interested are required Na
tend. lffrom any cause the execution OIL
report be not commenced, or be coTmcnrtdi
not completed, the same will be continuedh
day to day until completed. I'd
Given under my hand, this 18th day ON
1870. JIG w. Il. DUNNlNGT0N,
~ aug LAT Commissisr.f' |
DO Comm issioner's office, circui!
I. court Lewis county, ". Val
Er Ralston,
q, y, In chance
Caleb Borgess., administrator
Of The estate Of J. NJ. Hamil-
ton, deceased md others.
rTNhc parties in the abore-nntned eaae
take notice that lhare fixed upon 'm.
day Of Seplehber, 1870, at my office IN the ",
ofWes.oi,, Lewis county. West Virginia. .O.!
cute the order Of reference made at a ~
term orthe circuit court Of Lewis county, y
on lie 10th day Of July, 1870, recommll'l'si
me said cause, by which order Am Ieqa,,.
LIST. To settle the the administrators
counts Of Caleb l,orgess, administrator
N Hamilton, deceased. n,
2nd. To ascertain and report the reai ~
OF which the said J 81 Hamilton died selhs',
was Otherwise entitled to, and thes''3
condition Of the title thereto =, ,,,
ard. TO ascertain aud report the deon
paid by the said J N Hamilton at ,he aTs
bis death, and now remaining unpaid anu
prioritiss; at which time and place ~ ai pai
interested are required toatiend. u nO O. n
cause the execution ofsaid report be mol s,d
meneed on that day, or be conmeree,' Fam .r
completed. tue sanic will be continued '0"
10 day until completed. ottd
Given under my hand, this 2 :! 5,i,is,a G,{ (;
1870. a W, Il. DUNNiNu,. ,';ou,d
nug l-4t Comn''''''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

A NEW LIoUo' LAw.-The Bara-
boo SestineI lear9s that Judge Price,
of the State Sonsse, is framing bill
to restrict the I 40 of intoxicating
liquors. Its prominent feature will
be provision Authorizing towns, in
their discretion, % increase the IL
ceDse - five timfs the amount DOW
authorized. Tht proposed measure
would enable small towns, where
public scntimentswould sustain such
action, to suppress the liquor traffic
by increasing thesicense beyond what
any one could afford to pay. The
bill viii authorize the wife to warn
liquor dealers against selling liquor
to her husband, asId impose penalty
of fine Or impriscs lment upon dealers
who disregard sUfh warning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

Auction SALE.-Mr Rutledge has
sold his farm in Little Grant, and is
we presume, bound westward as soon
as his large lot of accumulated farm
stuffs are sold at auction. He has
valuable brood mare colts, cows,
steers also . lot Of farm machinery,
produce and household goods, to DO
knocked off to the highest bidder on
the 25th inst. See his advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
Farm Machinery and Wagons.

Z. hawley & Son, PlatsevilIe, Wis, are the
exclusive agents for the "Prairie City Broad
cast seeder," with all the improvements for
lsiuj also Tor Bertrand & Sames' Sulky Corn
CuiIiVator." Both machines have been greatly
improved Tor the coming season, and are now
justly considered the best machines in exis-
ienee. Parties wishing machines will do
well to send US their orders early so there may
oe no delay In shipping, and have them ready
IN season.
We are selling first class wagons, made from
stock two and half years old, on one year,
eighteen months or two years time TO any
and every body, with approved paper at 10
per cent. interest.
55mi q. HAwLRY & SON..
.~0-oN~-N-N~NN0|ANN-NO
CAIcAGo, Feb. 14-Flour steady.
Extras, 3, 374@4.00; unsound, $1,000
3 20, superiors, 350M360 Wheat
irregular and less active. No 2, 49,
(0828e cash, 83c seller March, No. 3,
738c rejected, 67(968c. Corn irreg-
ular and dull. No. 2, 70@70lo; low
grade, 60@68c. Oats steady at $3.50.
New York, Feb. 14.-Wheat 1(92c
better, at l.20 for No. 2. Spring. Rye
quiet. Corn dull, at 85e for western.
Barley dull. Oats dull. Pork heavy
at 26 90 for new mess. Beef steady.
Cut meats quiet.
MILWAUKEE, Feb 14.-Flour firm,
at 4.OO@4 634, 4 O0@4 % and 3 75(9
400. Wheat steady, at 664@82lc.
Corn nominal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The Prairie
du Chien Union tells of sad result
from the careless use of kerosene
which occurred in the country near
Prairie du Chign last Wednesday.
A lady attempted the not uncommon
but perilous feat Of filing the lighted
lamp,with kerosene. The oil caught
fire, the lamp was dropped, the flame
was communicated to the clothes of a
son and daughter the houee and all
the goods it contained were burned
up, and the daughter was so badly
burned thst the Doctor reported her
in a dying condition when he left.
The son went to n neighbours and
had his clothes burned off by the
way, and.although badly injured it is
thought he may survive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

GENERAL MACHINE AGENCY-Mr.
j. 9, Trainer, at Bloomington, whose
enterprise has done more to build up
that thriving town than probably
any of its otherscitizens, has further
improved his famous "Hawkeye Corn
Cultivator" for the trade of 1870
Mr.. Trainer is an agent for about all
the farming machinery in use, in
Guiding plowe, seeders, reapers, NOW
ers aud threshers, besides the extras
for repairs. We urge early orders in
view Of securing machines by time
wanted for use. Delays in ordering
are sure TO make failures. An adj
vertisement of Mr.Traner's machine
ry IS received and viii apppear next
week..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
NOTICE.

All persons hereby Hotified not TO receive Ger
tain note dated May lsf 1859 given by me 10 sheldon
Tracey. Fennimore. amountingto sl45OO withou, in
terost and due May LIST, 1870, said note has been
fLy paid The holder OF Eaid is also notified not
10 transfer or sell the same DAN'L BRADY
Fennimore Wis. Feb. l., 1870. 37w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

STRAY HEIFER.-Taken up by the subscriber
= on lands owned by him five miles west of Bloom
ington, on the 25th day oil November, 1869 one red
white spotted heifer, crop of right ear. The owner
requested to prove property pay charges and take
said stray away. GEO. GALESBACH
Bloomington, January 18TH 1870, 34w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

BosCoBEL trEMs.- The citizens
have petitioned the Legislature to
amend their village charter: They
ask provisions to divide the village
into four districts for the election Of
Trustees, each to elect one and joint
~ the President of the Board TO
limit appropriations by the the
Board to do away with the Office
Of Marshall.
a bill is before the Legislature to
amend the Bridge charter, author
ling the Circuit Judge to appoint
commissioners to settle all damages
to real estate owners by reason Of
the construction of the bridge. This
would removc the one obstacle in the
way of speedy construction of the
much needed improvement.
Arrangements are being made by
the odd Follows to hold a festival
on the 22d inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
paa C0nsideral4e excitement

pa1,(onsideralse excitement was
created in the Hsuse Of Representa-
tives few days hgo, by one of the
members calling Che attention Of the
House TO advertisements in the New
York papers oItriEg cadetships at
West Point and annapolis for sale.
A resolution was. PASSED instructing
the Military Committee to investi-
gate the matter, &na it is suggested
that there may .esalt, one Of these
days, a sensation. OF the largest di-
mansions, in the shape of the expul-
sion Of one or sm0re members of
Congress for SELLING their official in
fuence and patronage. We await
with much interest the result of this
investigation. Che country would
like to know what gentleman has
official appointments for sale, and by
what means he procures them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

WoHEN FOR tbs MINIsrRY.-A spe-
cial committee, consisting of the Rev.
Drs. Osborn, Foster, MiIley, King
and lodge. Of the New York Confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, met in New York, February
9Th, for the PURPOSE of preparing .
report D reference to the proposed
movement to admit women to the
ministry, which: will be brought
prominently before the Conference
at its session to be held in April next.
The preliminary points of the report
were agreed upon, and the document
will be put in saapo in the course OF
few days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15
M A RRI ED

At the residence Of the brides mother October 9th
1869, by Rev George W Sweeney, Mr.. Theodore
Smoker sud Miss Addie Young both OF Platteville.
In Platteville January 10th, 1870, by Rev. George
W. sweeney Mr. Henry Haskell end Miss Mary a.
Medley both Of Lima.
In smelser, December 22d, 1869. by Rev. George W
Sweeney, Mr. John Laird and Miss Matilda Watson,
beth ofemelser.
In Hazel Green. December 25th 1869, by Rev, James
Anderson Mr Jonathan Ganyille, Scales Mound, H.,
and Miss Frances Ann Beaney.
In Hazel Green, February 6tn, 1870, by Rev james
Anderson. Mr. Earnest c. Mccormick Of Smelser, and
Miss Drusilla Fenley.
In Hazel Green. January 27th 1870, by Rev. James
Anderson, Mr. Thomas Nichols, OF Hazel Green, and
Miss Anna Bowles.
In Boscobel, February sth, 1870 by James Seaton.
Esq Mr. Canute 0leson and Miss Curl Harkor both Of
Hickory Ridge.
In Cassvile February lltn, 1870 by James II Bark,
Esq Mr. Nicholas Selppel and Miss Mary Padre, both
Of Cassylle.
In EIlenboro, February 9th, 1870, By Rev L. man
Haskell, Mr. Bradley and Miss Florsnc c Cobb'
both of ElenborO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-15

LANDS FOR SALE.-Mr. Cairns
farm Of 400 acres, 3 miles northeast
Of Bloomington, is offered for sale
These lands are desirably situated,
with first class Improvements there
on. The stock range is wido and
long, including many sections Good
school near by and excellent neigh
bor5. The farm was formerly owned
and occupied by D. Ballentine, who
knew how to improve without i'm
poverishing lands. Sec advertise
mont.