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of the kingdom of Wurtemburg with
confederation. He stated that the adhe-
sion of Bavaria would be considered
Wednesday. By the provisions of the
treaty for that purpose Bavaria retains
independent military jurisdiction under
command of her king.
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FROM PRUSSIA.
BaVarian Attempt TO AssasSinate
King William.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-The evening papers
contain rumor that az attempt bas been
made by B2varian soldiers to shoot tie
King of Prussia. The publication of cor
respence from the scat of war by German
newspapers is prohibited.
The SIneNs of War.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Tbe North German
Parliament granted the extraordinary war
credit demanded by the government by
IT'S to 8. The only opposition came from
the Socialist and Democratic members.
Minister Dclbrauck announced to the
House to day the ratification by the
ederal Council of q treaty for the unity
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Coueressionai EieCtion.

RALEIGH, Nov. 2S.---The election Sat-
urday to fill vacancy in the 4lst Con
gress, passed off quietly. Indications are
that Naming, Democrat, has beaten
Holden, Republican, son of the ex-
Governor.
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Grand Larceny.

Garry Colquitt, negro woman, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing some bed
clothes and ladies' dresses, and will have a
hearing before the Recorder this morning.
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CHURCHES, CHURCH MEMBERSHIP, VALUE OF
CHURCH PROPERTY, ETC.
The following tabular statement shows
the number of church organizations, edi-
fees, denominations, value of church
property, etc., which, for our population,
Is a very favorable exhibit:
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CINCINNATI,
A s5OO.OOO whisky Failure.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26.-Hoffheimer
Bros, whisky manufacturers and dealers,
suspended payment to-day; liabilities es-
mated at $500, 900; assets $3.50, 600.
They ask an extension and think they can
rnau ihpir dahts
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LOWEST PRICES.

FRENCH EDVEDON BEAVER SUITS
ENGLISH BEDFORD CORD SUITS
do MELTON SUITS
FRENCH CASHMERE SUITS
STRIPED do DERBY SUITE
LATEST STYLES IN sTRrPEDBUIra
FRENCH DAHLIA TEICT SUITE
DOUBLE BREASTED PRINCE ALBERT COAT
do do OPERA COATS
FINE BEAVER DRESS COATS. all eOIera
DERBY VELYETEEN COATS AND vEsT1
OLIVE, DAHLIA, BLACK AND BROWN cHRs
TEFIELD FRooKs.
BLACK DRESS FRooK COATS, Of ansss Vi
Cloth.
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, new patterns.
do AND SCOTCH PLAID cAsIMER
PANTS.
BLACK VELVET VESTS.
FANCY OUT VELVET VESTS
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK vKsrz
YoUTHg DERBY CASHMERE SUITS
do PLAID do do
do FINE CLOTH 40
Bo7g HARVEY JACKET do
do FRENCH do do
YOUTHS BOYS BEAVER SKATING JACKET
OHMDRENS FANCY SUITS
YOUTHS AND BOYS SCHOOL SUITE
British Cotton Half Hose, Msrino and Shaker Half
Hose, Red Flannel Undershirts and Drawers
Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
Ribbed Scotch Wool Undsrshirta and
Drawers, The celebrated DERBY
Ribbed Underwear, Scotch Te-
Viot Underwear.
Silk Undershirts and Drawers.
MerinO Undsrshirss and Drawers, all wsiEhss,
Fine White Shirts, The True lit Shirt,
The BurlocS Shirt
Youths and Boys Shirt&.
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RumOrs that John Bright viii RE

A rumor is now prevalent that Lowe,
Bright and Cardwell will go out of the
Cabinet. They refuse 10 make war at
any price, while Granville insists that
Russia must be compelled to withdraw
her letters before even Congress can be
assented to by England.
1t is said the council Tomorrow, TO be
presided over by the Queen, is formal
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with many NEW NOVELTIES IN WINTER
WEAR, Just received and offering At the
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Result.

The Census Office has received full re-
turns from twO-thiris of the States and
incomplete returns from the remainder.
1t is expected that the list will be full in
about ten days. There is much disGp-
pointment in some States at the results of
the enumeration. There are larger totals
than those reported as having been an
ticipated in New Jersey. The popula-
ton in that State according TO official
data, is 695, 672. The census of 1860
showed the population of that State to
be 81. O35.
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LAND SALE.

DY virtue Of a decree rendered al the Novem-
ID Der term, 1863, in the Circuit Court Of Up
shur County, in the chancery cause Of William
c. Carper, Commissioner against Frederick Ber-
lin and George W. Berlin, the undersigned com.
missioner therein named for the purpose, will on
the first day of the next October term, 1870, Of
the Circuit Court Of said county, offer for sale Mt
the front door Of tile Court House Of Upshur
County for ready cash to the highest bidder n
tract Of land containing about rs acres; said
land is situated in Upshur County, West Virginia,
on The waters Of Trubies run, and Is commonly
known as the Bowyer mill property. For thrth-
or particulars see the aforesaid decree, and also
the decree in the chancsry cause OF llaselden &
Simpson vs.. Samuel Bowyer and others.
W. @. OARPER, Commissioner
So ptcmber u, ls1o.-nllt4 ...rf
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Their Transient advertisements are paid for
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We will send 10 any advertising, agency,
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l,nlAn ScYruE. a. Edwards .

TINS IIons ior wlshlsoros.-F.r
nearly q quarter Of a'Sentdry past, BEN
son j.. Losing, the nrtist-nnthOr Of "Ficld
Book III the Revolution, History Of tho
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sketches Of various scenes and objects Of
historic interest; for it's bis good.fortupc
to be equally happy in The Use Of both pcu
aud pencil. ,'i 'oilr't .sg ,...a.
Attractive and popular though all bis
works have been, Mr.. Lossing's latest
volume is justly considered the browning
success Of bis lifa. It's title is as follows: :
"TnE HoAEloY iWAsuiSoroS or, Mount
Vernon and Its Associations. Historical,
Biographical and Pictorial" Its asub-
sctiption book, being sold Though agents
entirely. A copy now lies upon our Ia
Jle, from that enterprising drm; f. Han
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JDRappand uthers, compile

Robert Coyner, u. ESeerr Ia Ghaneery
of Chistian Coyaer and
others. dcfenlunis.
TINE parties in the above named cnusc will
j take notice that on tic Gth day Of October,
1870, at my office in Buckhannon, Upshur
County, West Virginia, ] will proceed TO settle
and state the accounts Of the said Robert Coy
ncr, Executor, according 10 law and in pursu.
ance Of Al order Of the Circuit Court Of upshur
County, at iis Nay term. 1868, md also IN or
der Of said court at It's May TERM, 1870. to-wit:
To ascertain and report the assets In the hands
Of the said executor, belonging 10 said estate,
and also 10 ascertain the judgment liens aud
debts remaining unpaid and outstanding against
said estate, and how they arc due, whether by
liens or otherwise, and their respective priori-
ties; and . also, ITO ascertain the sums
10 which the devisecs named in the will Of
Christian Coyner, deceased, are respectively en-
titled under said will; and also, how much, IL
any, Of the legacies TO the legatces under the
said will, has been paid, respectively, to them
by the said executor! liz
Given under my hand this 27th day Of Octo-
Der, 1870. We'll T0TTEN,
nil Commissioner Of said Court.
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2 ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO THE VOTERS or LEWIS COUNTY:
he il known t!iut prescntmyself rs an indie
pendeut candidate for the Office ofCommissiunner
for the Isl district in Lewis County, and desire
the suffrage of the ro.ers Of Lewis County. '-'
THIS being the frs, time that ! have eyer
asked an Office nj the hands Of my fellow citi-
zens; and, if elected, will perform the duties
vflhc office imparinlly, and to tie best Of my
skill and ability. .......-
hfi ri Your obcdient sc want,
JACOB 3. HERSMAN,
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CASplKs Of NIL kinds and Of the, bcs
quality OF Brinkman's. ~ az. eqsi
WoOpgy UnvRys al E,lvnrds'.

Cnars AND SsArs--A:A, Lewis new
building is being rapidly completed, and
viii, when finished. be the best storc-room
in town i. DunningtQn.ll;hosl
treated Ibis building toAai coat Of ,ohite
paint. If be would serve his politics the,
same Il way it, would. make hiui many
friends.-Tho Board Of Registration sa!
ID last Monday, but we don't know how
many Democrats they decided to strike
marriages in ono day n is
pretty goodfor q this weather.; but By such
was the case on Hackers Creek .las.
Tuesday spiritds framcnti ni,gal-
iici. tangleioss,i bsnzine, pizen,i,ori SONIC
other dccoct:on. tirev, a mar man down % on the
streets the other day.-Thc farmers are
all employed -in7tl,rashing their, grain. and
report tho crops'as very good. Tho
ConseTratise saysilul Golf llns raiiised sew:
cntcop hairs on lis chin sincc his noniiu
nation Query? Do they resemble his
color, or his principles f-Tho latest
news from Franco-"Tho Empire is
pieces" -tIercford's excoriution Of
Witcherr at Braxton has been properly
called "crucl,y to animals" -Comco out
on tho Sth Of October and hear white
mnn spcak.=-S@nn' sore.hcadcd Con-
scrrative.R Republican omtcrats are ana
ious to sacrifice themselves upon the nltal
of their. country by being independent
candidates. They will be accommodated,
and We will clcerfully attend their funeral
or, tic 9th Of October .-The Li6ral-
IL, published at FAirhont, is on our ta 4,
bic. 1t looks neat, reuds spicy, mid is a
good egg politically and geographically
speaking % 70 10, an
y IsDloo! INDIGO. 1sploo lit you
want GOOD TsDluo, or my other pYEsrrrrs,
90 To Dents. E''7
ID frf ~ --T------------------------
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NOTTCE TO CREDITORS.
ITO tue creditors ofBenjamln Riddle, deceased

1NO Tue creditors Of Benjamin RddIc, dcceased,
i Joseph Knots, deceased, and Phillip
Stirrher, deceased: III. ..HgI.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Gilmsr, made id a cause therein
pending 10 subject the real esinto Of the said Ben
nmh Riddle. Joseph Knots and Phillip Starch
or, 10 the payment oftbeir debts.
You are required 10 present your claims
against tie said Benjamin Riddle, Joseph Knots
and Phillip Siarcher, disqualification to Nelson
II. bennett, Commissioner, on or before The 9th
day Of October, 1910. ..ait loss b.. f,a..
: Witness, Thomas N. Brarnsn, clerk Of said
court, this 9Th day Of september, 1910. do.
CozAp / Bennett, Attorneys. nil
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Jous McWlLLriMs SnIru.-Wky did
John McWilliams, disguise himself by.
putting on a sui. ofblnek lcl.thes and Civ;
ing his namo as Smith the night,ho went
TO the uegroisohoop house to heal, Cholera
MOrbus Moore !, address ID The colored .uf-
fragans? %as John ashamed 10 be found
in the company cf,hls friends and equals?
So asks Frysiugef. 80 .,as. n3,t nj,
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NGrics 0ExrnAsRplyAnY !-slachinists
AMI all others having use for. an extra
article of lubricating oil. can obtain the
same by calling a. A. NJ. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand, and all other impuri,ics-only
.75;cts per gallon. si'.'7 '1t
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Notice 10 CREDITORS.

Notice to creditors. II
To the creditors Of Madison B. Pugb,
deceased 4.9
In pursuance Of q decree Of tho circuit
court Of Lewis county, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate Of the said Madison i. Pugh to the
payment Of bis debts, you are required to
present your claims against the said
IMatlis6n;B Pugh for adjudication to W.
Ii Huntington, commissioner, at bis Of
fee IN suid county, on Of before the 9Th
day Of September, 1870.
Witness, Allen Simpson, clerk Of the
said court, this 9th day of July, 1870
aug Let A. SIMPSON, Clerk.
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'N7AETED AGENTS-To sell the ''llu.s
wv Snr1rLE SEwiSG MACHINE" price S25. IL
makes the "lurk stitch Mike on boti t:,lts
and is the only licensed understood shuttle ir,-
cline sold for less than $50 Licensed b, Gtu-
yer Baker, Wheeler & wilsun .niG Singer &
Co. All other under-feed shuttle machines
! dress johnson, Ciaikt ca, l'osirn, Mass
Pittsbufg, Pa, Chietigo,i I'LL, or st. Louis, VI.
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To THE. LADlksi--TuH DEMOCRAT, and
Dleno '1ta Monillly Magazine for oneyenr
for 81 90. D1nuests Monthly Aasqsine
literally runs over With good things.
Beautiful poems, entertaining stories. in
structivc miscellany. artistic illustrations,
choice music. aid The latest and most re-
liable information. in regard to thor pre-
vailingstyle': It is, beyond question, tie
best family periodical published 'iyil d
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\ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T,o the creditors of Michael Wagner, de-
ceased:f
In pursuance Of decree of The Circuit Court
Of the County of Gilmer, made In a cause there,
in pending to subject the real estate Of the said
Michael Wagner, deceased, TO payment Of bis
debts. sH' ii- 4el n. Od .,t.
J You are required to present your claimsasainst
the said Michael Wagner, deceased, for adjudi-
cation 10 Nelson n. Bennett, Commissioner, at
his office in said county, on or before the 25th
day of October, 1870. silii.Asi 20, = r..
Witness, Thomas n. Brannon, clerk Of said
court, this 9th day Of September. 1870. w
T. NJ. BRANDON, Clerk
wMHE. LivrtY, Attorney. a
September IL, 1 s7Os-nll
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a 70. ysH ~ Gil,ss, sizes Putty, I'm
cans. Linscod OH. White Lead (Eahno-
stocks \. iLeTisS ll'aint Brushes, Colors,
finto:l) dVarnishesof kinds, Fire Proof
7 Pa,inrt,tsan!d. Paper, etente,c .,ktp. con-
SANITY on'haud and for, sale cheap by A.
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ELEo ELECTION ExrnAoEplxARr.

ELEOTIoNgERlNG EXTRAORDINARY =
Geo, Ross is q candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Coutty Everybody knows George
Why housed to hold fifteen or sixteen
Offices at once, in thi, county, and ra'o
himself notorious as q member of tho
Board of, Registration, ere he was, warm
in-the county. Well, George is now .
Candidate. and his ways of clecliOneering
arc almost past finding oati but q few
dayss since we did get an inkling Of one
of his cute tricks, George is "hully'
good Democrat now--that i, if VIC believe
his own, dcclara,ions-wLich We don't.
But it was funny. George with his hair
all CREASED up. until his bead rcscmbled
n,brsss kettle freshly scoure,l, was making
ibis weary perogrinalions and met old uncle
Billy Camp and knowing him to be a
Democrat, but not knowing hu was not a
opened bis batteries upon him.
Ulslc Billyies lin go Oh until DO had
e1hausted his breath, and then told him
he was q Democrat and would never vote
fer man who was not, whereupon the
late Deputy Clerk declared that no Sas
as good q emocfatias john Jackson or
anybody else when Uncle Billy replied !:
Sim glad.to hearrit; but l was with Jim
'corley,in .he,robcl,army, and cau's vote,
but if | could. rd-d,if l would ever vote
for you. or any other id registrar
Tholast. seen of.tho late Deputy Clerk. he
was making tracks! fora more favorable
locaUty.r' rf.ts -ff .rsf-
gsl,L VI t1aE.af. Xi.EuH ~ 81 t.
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,,MoRs Bsszlsr;1on Thursday evening
tire, m moro - "lcllers, not having tue fear
Of Mayor Woofier before their eyes, in
dulgsai in hugo quantities oflltanglcfoot,
and as a result, one ofthom got 4 black
e!yVeisnd all of them a nights lodging With
The. Tailor. s = ,si.i a i:a 2ti 90
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D1OA DAY-Ensihtss tniirrl., ttn null
Sl\ h1tiornblr. Liberal iiidi,c, niciiis. it's
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WEST VIRGINIA: 5l5 %
A T rules held in the clerks office Of the Cir.
IN suit Court Of Lewis County, OH the first
Monday in September, 1870: "
.LaashlinsG Bushfeld, FpG In Chaneery
irs. inland 81 on amended
JIG. Raltl6s heirs, dn,Deh 10 Bill.
z The object Of this suit is TO enforce Judgment
lien against the lands Of defendant Elizabeth
Waldo, held in her legal right and also her,
equitable right to tract Of 'lana purchased by
her of "A. P. Gofl, situate on the West Fork
river, in Lewis County, and happening BY aili.
,lnvit filed that defendants Charles Wheeler and
Alp. iGoffnro not residents Of tic State Of West
Virginia, It is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the first publication
Of this order and do what u necessary to project
their interests in this suit. meg iT9I3 on'
4 copy tcstc. ibiila 1ilTf. t:IrI ..-...'
:. - 3 ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
Geo. J. ARNOLD, Plaintiffs Attorney. nd
- September IL, lsfo. -.nll,4
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TSALL AMI WINTER NEGOTIATIONS
II, ~. s.itiigl a5ls7p.
Ribbons,
MILLLEERYANb STR4IF GOODS
AnMsrnoso, CAron & Co.

ARMSTRONG, CAToN q 20.
importers aud 10 bets orl,Jnte, thinning anil
Velvet Ribliots, BOnet silks, saiirs aud yc'sef'
t,ionis, Nets, Grapes, i,iehrs, Flowers, Fca-
theirs. D naiht MS, SiraN Donnrts rnl L.'dies
ilnis. ,,rinnr aud unIi mined, shk llo,ais,
Er. ~ aud 2ig lIalli ore stt,d, lialinnor
Ma On hcitsesi uek To lie found in III /.
com, ~, AID i.pn,le'' in chot,c. r.1ets a,ls
rhra, nc,s. tom ,ririnp hcl lhi ;lii noii
tltit!. Cldtls 50 iSi,t and liur.p dt'en OF
givet. ~ ~. aug We.
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Coirss, Sugar I, and Tea at Briukman's.

) There are thousands persons Who le: .
.diahroea run on them, when q bottle Of
Rosehheim's S.omacli, Bitcrs, the Great
aReaern Remedy, would curt, them. They
a pleasant to take andact at once, and
permit you TO 60 about your business at
once. and do you no, harm. Sec adver-
tisement. ;. d .i!ssisbi o.
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DIED.

STERN-0n Tuesday, September 9Th, -
son Of Jacob and Elizabeth Stern, aged OIL
year, four months, sixteen days. .,,ft,.si
Resting on n savior's breast .s.. ID 81
.Swestly sleep and gently rest ...samg
Till the morning shall restore .,.i3 a.
Yoil. little boz you nov deplore. I'll q
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"yicroRo Cane Mills at Edwards.

The Editor Of this paper has left for
the State u Braxlon, or some other State,
leaving us alone in our glory. And il
our friends should find anything in this
weeks issue particularly deserving of
credit, they will ascribo it to lis absence.
lie will, in tr Ter to add TO tho interest Of
til. paper, be frequently absent hereafter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T rules held in the clerks office of the Cir
N cult Court Of Lewis County on tho first
Monday ia September, 1910; t
J, H. Bennett, Plaintiff, i.'- ~ '''
.as5gF ~ I'm CAancery
ElenesrrHg's heirsfeDys ~ arus
The object ofthis suit is.tp partition between
the plaintiff and defendants a track Of $50 acres
Of land on Polk Greek in said county, and it
Appearing by affidavit filed, that defendants
Elizabeth Hays, John s. Dawson and Sarah f.
Dawson his wife, are not residents Of the State
Of West Virginia, it is ordered TIN, they do al-
pear here within one month after the first pub
LEGATION Of this order, and do what is necessary
to prolectthcir interests In tLis suit
a copy testc. ia,t..
-. ALLEN SIMPSON, ClOrk.
Bennett / BgSSETr, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p September 2. ls7o.-nlltt .''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

WORKS gone away-thc Devils TO pay
AID we're in hard row Of stumps. If
!. our friends feel inclined-wc'rc ready aud
prlncd, to receive ullthc stamps they can
fad. s,.l,s ndal 5.alia-