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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-01

PpEFttxs.. Oregon N",. y. 1852.
M3ssHs EsEgsax 4 HAiSns. Genera. Agents el
tbs New England Mutual Life iaSuEaHe- Cor-
pans, .f Boston:
Gcnffeaies - lia, taken Il lively interest IN
ihe affairs Of the large atd destitute family. len
by au Oil resident of thir city, who died Aug. aa.
$50. and who Was Insured in the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company. W. take pleasure
in making the following siais ut for the inform
ten Of the public:
A. +. E.. Miller was Insured by orinaaY Life
Policy No. 1881, bearing date January 81. 1863.
lie paid annual payments To January 81. 1868.
inclusive. Since then nothing has heen paid. lie
died Aug. ,. 1869. over eighteen months after last
payncut Of premium, Vet your company. working
under the equitable Lapse Laws Of Massachusetts,.
pays ths widow and orphans the whole policy. de-
duc,ins only the premium due: while III all oiher
companies doing business here. about which we
know anything, the policy would lun- since have
been forfeited.
By the New England Mutual, the widow has
been paid $4,000 so. This We consider unnil-
cent. especially shen we take into considers
ton that the family wand not have received >
cent from any other company doing business on
this coass. This in estimation is enough to
recommend this company above all ethcrs. This
is Equity. this is Mutualty. We. therefore. com
mead this company to the public, as thc onl, COM
pany shat has no forfeitures.
We herewith inclose yoG tho Acknowledgment tS
of the widow. i. Especially yours, ctc.,
CINCINNATI BILLS,
JACOB MAYER.
GEORGE II. FLINDERS,
n. SELLER.
oFFicg NEW ExeLASn Mutual LIFE Ixs. Co. ]
No l2 CARRIERS BuLniNG,
PorrtAxD, Oregon. Nov. l6, 1869.
To Messrs. &. Bills, j. Myer, Geo. Ii. Flanders
aud Nj Sellers
Geatiemea Your favor Of yesterday. ine:osiag
.'acknow cd gments of Mrs. Miller is at hand.
Please accept our thanks for the voluntary jus
ticc you have done The company represent.
Yours Very Truly.
nl5tf EVERSoN d iIAINES.
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CorxrY NOMINATING CoNvENrIoN.-To

CorNTY NOMINATING CoSvESTIoS.-To-
morrow at Il o'clock \. NJ. the Democracy
of Old Linn will meet in Convention Mt the
Court House in this city, for the purpose of
putting in nomination full county tick& to
be elected in June. 1t is confidently hoped
and expected that the Convention, in its de.
liberations, will be actuated by desire to
foster harmony and good feeling, and work
only for the best interests of the Democratic
party and the tax-raying people of the
county. That this will be done no one can
doubt, from the character of the delegates
whom the Democracy of the several Pre-
cincts have selected to represent them in this
Convention. Following are their names:
!Syracxsc-J. L. Crooks, Henry johnson
and Isaac Miller.
-4ibany-A. w. S,anard, o. Fry, Jr.. +.
L. Knox, Lewis Cox. John Davis, Allen
Parker, j. McGhee, John Layton, Cyrus
Wes,lake, d. NJ. Cook
Orleaas--Wm. Mcbride, E. Turner.
Feoria-Judge Haley, j. A. Porter, Il.
e. Frakes, Jonas Davis.
ftufEtSOtfy-i1 H. -AQuEe. .uaHS4icId,
Levi Douglas, Jas. Turner, Mr.. MeCulloch.
:Bretcnsrille-Enoch Miller, II. l.. Brown.
Wm. Cochran, Il. W. Brock, o. p. Cusllow,
j. II. Wa>hburn. joseph Harrison.
Ceater-John Isom, Nimrod Payne and
Miller Morgan.
Lebaaoa-Robert Miller. I. p. Mcknight
and VIM. NJ Smith.
Hatea}oo-F b. Mack and r. d. johnson.
Steeet Home-Pcter Suttlc, Marion Powell
and Amos Thompson.
.SdafiGn,-J. Il. Sauth. F. Crabtree, Jas
Crabtree and &. Bond.
Frankiin Bat'e-Petcr Bilycw. John Dill
yew, K. Baker and Wm. Kinder.
!Scio-John Sumner, Thos. Mankers. H.
Williams. Wash. Crabsrcc, NJ. Curl, John
Mnrris.
Brush Creek-Nnt rerortel.
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Brush Creek-Nut reported.

DISTRICT SCuuoL PkEHlUNs.-Nc have
been furnished by Mr.. Thus. G. Taylor. the
popular Principal of Albany District School.
with the following list Of those who were
awarded premiums for the term which
closed last Friday:
HIGHER pE9AETMzsr.
EIyyt (iass-l>t Division, Misses Iceinra
B-inglia:n. Ile!la Pennington. Emma ke:ch
un. Carrie AiamS-ali nf whom being CON
s,deretl a tie, were awarded first premiums /;
2l Division. josephine IIackleman. lst pre-
rnium. and Ellen RiInut. 2l prcn,icm :;
3rd Division, Granville DriGs~. lst premi-
um, Nellie Canun. u premium 4th D;vi-
sion, Gen. Humphrey, lst premium, Ella
Gray. 81 premium.
.SecoAd CLdss-I.t Division. Abraham
Bniier. lst premium. Geo. Foster, I'd pre-
MUM 2d Division. Wm. Montgomery. l.=t
presn;un. D,.!cvaa Smith. Il premium.
Mary A!thousc and Martha F.,s;e- a tie and
each -,warie'l 3rd premium: Bird Division.
Ina Rankin, lst premium. f lwa-I S;s.aard
2I premium, Ein!a Johnston. :r,l premium.
t-eissst-EA NtsAssss. -Etti
:3iqt Gsoyrapay-Wm. Miller, lst pre-
MUM.
2,.d Geograpay-Arvil!a Bringiiam.
Ix.EEaEDIATE D2rAgT1EST.
First Ciass-lst Division. Minnie Canon
and Funny Hackleman q Division, Nellie
us:kien.an and FInri, C.,wan.
.Secoiid CgGss-SeIdie Gi.I and Emua
bryant.
1Hentut lrithmetic--Wilkie Duniway.
2iid Gsograpay-Fannie IIacklcmaa and
Willie Wci.ber.
1st Geography-Nellie IIaekleman ard
.Scddie Gird.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
First Cfass-Beie Gray.
.SecsHd GIass-0iiye Culver.
Third CIess-Beszic Cranor and Dallic
zIJuck.
First Readiag Iclass-Annie Mansfield.
OJedicace Miller.
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TRiAL.-- The trial Of Rd. Turk was de-.
layed until yesterday tThursdayl morning,
in consequence of tho non appearance of an
important witness and the greater pnrt Of
yesterday was consumed in impanueling the
jury, consisting of the following gentlemen:
j. NJ. Johns. l. d. Morris, r.. A. McFar.
land, Miller Morgan, James Williams, Jas.
Reed, James NJ Churchill, r. G. Miller, S.
I. Jones, Geo. L. Burkhart, Jonathan Was
som, Cyrus Westlakc.
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REAL EsrArk.-0f late there have been
sevral sales Of real estate in Portland and
in the town of Milwaukee. Mr.. William
Davidson, real estate dealer, has effected the
sale Of lots Nos. aud 8, in Block No. $50,
streets, with the house aud other improve.
ments upon the same, to Mr.. jas. ii. Fisk !;
and also, of three hundred lots, located in
the town Of Milwaukee, to Mr.. J. w. Shat
tuck, of Portland
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s 9 8 8 3 3 3 .
n.=yi5sinsayi.

TO THE WORKING cLASs.--Wo arc now
prepared to furnish all classes with scGstant em-.a
ploy mcnt at home. the whole of the time or for
tho spare moments. Business new, light aud prcft-
able Persons Of either sex easily earn frems 50cs
to s5 PER evening. and proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the bus incss. Boy and
girls earn nearly as much as mon. That all who
see this netice may send their address. md test. 4
the business, VIC make this unparalleled cficr: To
such as arc not well satisfied, will sand 81 To-
pay far tho trouble of writing. Full particulars.
4 valuable san pie. which will do to commenct
work on. and a copy eff The Peoples LfternyH
eoapenfoa-on,s, ct tho largest and best fsm,ay
Rcader If you want permanent, profitable .woiki
address 3. c. ALLFN s CO.. AsctsrAs MAuFEs
de-4ranIa;Ea,
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Ar LEBANON. We invite the attention Of
cur Lebanon subscribers to the new adrer-
ti>emcnt Of Mes<rs l.. EIkins & son, mcr-
chants of that place. Theirs Is amnng ;hc
oldest firms in Linn county, AID their sue
cess in business for so many years is u fiat,
tering evidence of their popularity amor :
tho trading public.
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PERsoSAt.-rhe following attorneys were
in attendance at Circuit Court in this city
during the present week: Messrs. II. 5.
S,rahan, John Burnet, \. j. Thaycr. F, a.
Chenoweth, of Corvallis; II. Y Thompson,
of Salem Judge Strong, of Portland; n.
IL. Cranor, Theodore Burmester, +. I. Rus.
sell, J. c. Powell, S. \. Johns, J. j. Whit.
ney, n. B. Humphrey, l.. Finn and james
Elkins Of ;his city,.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
ofico NO. "a Front Street,
Idjoiuing tho Telegraph Office. Portland, oregon
SPECIAL COLLECTOR or CLAIMS,
oMco NO. Ga

Accounts, Notes, Bonds. Drafts. and Mercantile
Claims of every description throughout Oregon
ard tho Territories. WILL BE MADE sPE.
cIALTY AND PROMPTLY c0LLEcTEp, as
well us with II due regard for economy in NIL bpsi-
ness matters intrusted to his and the proescds
paid over punetuaily.
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NEwsPAPoRIaL.-Wc haze received No.
Vol. of the R1seburg PaiHdeaier, pui =
lished by Mr.. Wm. Thnmpson. Ii it dues ns
make the Esssga strike its colars' heforo
long we mistake the metal of its commander.
We learn tha, an association of gentlemen
have chartered the Salem Press, and will run
q Democratic campaign paper.
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Curc5aI Ecme,

Persons al dse.aues Ie CURED At
HOME. br q dressing a istfer tn Dr. Gibbcr,
stating sym aIoIas ieneth of time the disease
has eent;nn i aaa sagc medicines PR mrtly fer
wared, lssc of DAMAGE aaG curiosity TO any
part Of the iFiry wit iil'i and plain directions
Tor use, iy enclosing So dollars in currency or s1o
in roin. IS reg stesef3 ietter through the Post
"fiee on We $, F.fgs. + Co. 4 package of medi-
euc will be fo:- -Ede3 isy express 10 an. part Of
the Union.
address bR 7. 6IBEnN.
Hsx 90. SsH fr=ncisco. CaliforL is.
neraefnissr - nut box 25.S the letter.
Consultation FREE.
~ CORES pon3euts vii is'ea<s inform DR..
CfBB0S that they Te.ai his advertisement in ,..-s
STATE A:cH:s DEGoct,Ag.
u.=yiss4nsayI.
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SAID TO he TuE Bssr-Thc Standard : mp
Co. 5 Washing Powder and D.tcrsive Soap
have the reputation Of being thc best in use
They are in universal demand and give gen
crai satisfaction Try them
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DIR. ~. IL. DoKsEaTT.s
PRIVATE RfCichl ssD SURGICAL INSTITUTE

Sacrament Street below Montgomery, oPro-
Eite tie Pseiar II ,iI Str@ urahip CYG.-
pa6y's OGire. Private .rtTat.cs
su ic.dcts.t1 siresi,
S.n tF4.Isctsco.
E.sabisted eSl,yes~ie Ia nlort 'is oglirted saaai
and seieattfe s,eaieuf ali 81 the tseas.ae"t
aaa care nf ali Psfr"fe and Car.n-
ie Uiseasts. case. II S.trs-
e asd all .Se&sa!
I;eoFtieFz.
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L'TrRaRr.-if y"u want to enjoy a ''sea-
son of rcfreShment. read Mark Twain :
New Boak. You will fad the prospectus
among our new advertisements, and Mr. 6
b. Blood is the agent in tbs locality for the
work
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DR.. GIDGoS Is responsible. anI will give 10
sRch patient a written instrument binding himself
c:Tset radical aud permanent cure or make r.a
charge.
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TO the Ladies.

Person. ca3iiag 1t nr. Gibbons efice CT send
in- fsr packages OF neticiae may rely rpon his
assurances Of cohfds nfiai secrcsy with implicit
faish a.h expect no more than to be charged with
fair znd mutually satisfactory remuneration for
services rendered. eon.iIeEing the circumstances
a:,d dficaies uf tie ea sc. father Than n too prev
-.ent and sei!l=h practice Of exortat:en AMONG
qaacks snd rrrtt uders
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PRIVATE MEDICAL kiD.

crtcg CURES AND MODERATE CHARLES.
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STEAaEa--The steamship -aos.'aaa may
he expected a; Portland from San Franoisc5
to nar-oyx
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS

--stEu Az
SILKS.
POPLINS.
E!:DfADES.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
NEkINU$.
PRINTS.
pELAINEs.
AOiAlB.
FANCY PATTERNS.
sIiANi.~.
BALttURAI.S AND
HOOP. SKIRTS.
TANcH NOTIONS.
TaiMAISDS. dc.
!.adie. ani Ne... Hoods. IIat-. Stsbias. Ae.. &c.
! good ssa".taeEt II
sf.I AND BOYS CLOTHING;
Gents Fafoisbias Goods. ~.
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UMAT!LLA HOUSE!
HALLES CITY ........ ............. OREGON.
IiADLEY d. SINN0TT, Prop.rs.

1gvHIS WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS HOUSE
having been recently repaired and renovated
throughout, offers Superior accommodations and
gives better satisfaction to the Travelling Public
than any Hotel in Dalles City. 1t is the only
Flrst-Class Hotel in the City, and really the only
Hotel the Travelling Community patronizc.
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THAMES to Mr. Nah S.iamks, of i;ru.,.
,Ieek. Enr new subscriler.
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Tie subJoingI correspondence sufaSicntiy ss-
IaH3 .t<r.f:
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f"g SALE.-Sec nnticc of Mr.. iii Garter
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LETTER. FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

elsewhere.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs.

ESTABLISHED IN 1864. fss
the treatment OF sekasl and
Seminal Diseases. .;saeh as Con-
orrhoa, elect, Structure, sypk-
Ills in. all ifs forms, Seminal
Weakncss, Impotcnfy, etc.
3kin Discssss 4of years stand
ng) and EIce.ated Legs sue
essfully treated,
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THERE is an imminent probability Of
Congress soon seeking to erect Arizona
into a State. Vague tales arc creeping
into the papers Of immense mineral richt s
there; and it is almost foregonc conc!u.
sion that when you hear Of the gold de-
posts Of a Territory highly spoken Of,
you will soon perceive m effort to erect
that Territory into q State. Everybody
remembers tho tremendous silvermine
excitement which. preceded the admission
Of Nevada, and as soon as it had secured
admission died out; and it may strike the
reader that. coptemporaneous with this
talk about bringing in New Mexico, there
is a fine story just out Of gold and silver
lodges Of two hundred feet in thickness.
Bearing hcscNgames in mind, one may
safely predict, in view Of the recent
''great discoveries" Of rich mines in
Arizona, that an enabling bill for That
arid constituency Of 1908 souls is on. tho
stocks. Senator'S, loil Senators, must DO
had at all hazards.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

.ueytert s Brannon,
Is I In eaaneery
Jesse Shoulders heirs, DC.
rTNhc creditors Of Jesse Shoulders, deceased,
il and the parties 10 this cause, will take
notice that will, on tie
14tl aayefJane, 1870, l.5i e
at my office in Weston, Lewis county, West
Virginia, proceed to execute the order ofrefsr--
cnoe made in this CAUSE, by the ci.cnit court
Of said county. a,5,a n nj - " 4el
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Nay,
1870. hrs WIN. ~. UNNfNGTON, 40
may le.4t l Master Commissioner.
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Two bbls. Linsecd Oil, and On. ,,,e half
ton white lead, including tn. best and
purcst lead made, down to the inferior
grade. will BE- sold very low at A. NJ
Dtnt's.
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Democratic State Convention

a The citizens Of West Virginia who ia
yor the repeal Of all proscriptivo laws now
10 force in this State and the enactment of
such measures as will give the State char
acter abroad and harmony and prosperity
ut home are requested to meet in their
respective counties or township, at as
carly day as may be practicable, and
choose delegates to State Convention to
be,held in the town Of Charleston, Ka-
nawha county, on
Wednesday, the sth day of June, 1870,
to nominate candidates for the Offices Of
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
Of State, Attorney General aud Judge Of
the Supreme Court ofAppeals.
Each county or delegate district will
cast ten votes in this Convention for every
representative in tho House Of Delegates
to which such county or district may be
entitled.
Thsteffect Of our proscriptive system in
driving large numbers of useful citizens
from West Virginia. and in preventing
immigration from other States, renders
tho speedy abolition of that system nee.
essary to the public good. This call is
therefore addressed to all liberal. minded
{ men, whether Democratic, Conservative or
Republican, who desire to promote the
welfare of tho State and yindicato the
rights fhor citizens By appropriate legis.
elalion.
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convention in Gilmcr.


Democratic Convention in Giimcr.
Pursuant to the call Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, Convention
was held at tho Court House in Glen
lille, Gilmer county, on Saturday the
2Sth day of May, 1870,
On motion. Samuel N. Brannon was
elected Chairman. and J. N. kee aud
W. l.. Stevenson, Secretaries,
William +. Lively and Robert G.
Linn explained the object of the meeting
to be the appointment of Delegates to the
Stare Convention TO be held in Charleston
on Wednesday, June s, to nominate can
didates for the Offices Of Governor, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Secretary Of State, At'or-
ney General and Jadge Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
a motion was then made and carried,
that the chair appoint a Committee OF
six to select delegates to the said Conven-
ton at Charleston. ess
Tho chair appointed Stephen l. Rid
die, William II. snider, Sida II. Camp
bell, S. W. RatliG, William +. Lively
and R G. Linn to act as said Committee.
The Committee recommended that
twenty. -four delegates be appoiatcd for the
county, viz:
CHENILLE TOWNSHIP.
William II. Snidcr. William Lynch,
John A. Campbell, Sida II. Campbell,
William E. Lively and Il. G. Linn.
DE KALI TOWNSHIP.
salathicl G.. Stalnakor, John Jones,
Jackson Woodford, George Fling, Brian
Gaines, Sr.. aud Levi Snider.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP. s
William Bennett, Jacob s. Boggs,
Floyd Chrisman, S. i, Hays, Jr, Jacob
Stump and J. II. Blrkr.
rneI TOWNSHIP.
Scott Wi,l,ers, George +. Bush,
Philip Cox, N. Hughes, John A. Hall and
Cyrus +. Ross. pgq
The Committee recommended that the
Delegates from the county be requested
to cast the votcof this county for johnson
N. Camden for Governor while there is
any hope Of his nomination; and in case
no delegates from this county attend said
Convention, that ]. ". Jackson and W.
P. Cooper, Of Parker sburg. and A. "A.
Lewis, Of Weston, be appointed altcrnates
for Gilncr county. But il one or more
Of our Delegates By present, he Or they
shall cast the whole vote for the county;
which report was adopted. 800 III. i
On motion, the names Of tho President,
Secretaries and J. p. Overs were added 10
tho list Of Delegates from Glcnyillo Town.
ship. ,.4 N.
On motion. the proceedings. Of this
meeting were requested to be published
in tho Weston DEMoonAr and Petersburg
Gazette. VI u e H5lalaGlliqq % wse u.
s. NJ. BRANNoN, Chairman. g
J. N. KrE. :.isig7
4 Two hh1s T;nenod MI ,rd 40 III,
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MINERAL pAlxr-chocolate color--only
8 cents per'pound at A. NJ. Dents. %
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CONlMtssIO NER'S SALE.

Pursuant to decree rendered 10 Tie Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, in the Chanesry
cause of Lloyd Lowndcs, Ct al, against sams.l
hurst &C., the undersigned Commissioners ap..
pointed By said decree, will on The 9th day q
Jnly, 1870, that being Court day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder before the Court
llouse Of Lewis county, the land In the sald
cause mentioned, being two .tracts-one con- on.
tanning 81 acres tile other 752 ncres en- Straight
Kun Of Finks Greek In Lewis County, adjoin'
Ing lands of Jshn D. fiindsmau and others b,
Ing all the land now owned BY, said Samuel
Hurst on said Fink's creek aud its branches.
/ TERMS :--One-fourih cash in hand, and Tue
ta'ance in one and Two years, with personal 81
curity, and lien will be reserved for tho ae-
ferrtd pay lnents. ii'nI1Il AlN lll-l :.
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LEWIS BxKns,
G 20, r.. TIsoLB,
-. W GALIAuEs,
! W. w. ;MILLERS tths
Wa n l,vn,.v

For Asses,or---lst Colonel
i0 John Kec.
1t affords us great deal Of pleasure to
call attention to:thc announcement to be
found in another column Of Colonel John
Keo, for Assessor Of the let District Of
Lewis county-suhject to tho decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
The Colonel is widely known as a staanch
and sturdy Democrat, anhonest and in
itclligent gentleman-and in fact, were
it not for the failing the women have for
linl We could cay nothing against him.
AS q matter of course he will be elected
by larger majority than ever before.
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RErisrp Liverpool Tatle.salt at Ed.
wards. f#l '1'ltpE " z
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nEvlLlsH.-At the radical meeting on
Saturday, 14th ult., Dr.. Bayne. tho col
ored orator, thanked God for til 6 grea at ca.
lam;ty that killed about seventy. Eve per-
sous, and wounded double that numbef in
Richmond three weeks ago. Bayne re-
garded this awful and appalling accident as
q visitation Of Providence upon The white
race in Virginia. These sentiments were
warmly and loudly applauded by the mass
Of sable listeners, aud strange to soy,
there were in that audience men whose
faces were white, who acquiesced III
Baync's sentiment and in The applause
which followed its utterancc, without at.
tempting to correct or reprove this worse
than cannibal feeling, Which gloated over
the destruction ofthe lives of SO many lu-
man .beings.--Nortolh Journal.
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WHrE-LiaE-best brand-MN plus
ul',u-for sale at A. NJ. Dents BY ID.
Or bbl. -,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-06

" YOU want your horses, cows and hogs
to DO sleek, thrifty, and have good ap.
petite, 60 to A. NJ. Dents and invest
twenty-five cesss in condition powders,
and you will be repaid un hundred fold for
the investment.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-06

the tract OF -'{is ~ -
ITO ACRES OF LAND
in the bill AMI proceedings mentioned.
TERMS or SALE: Acredit Of si1, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, bearing interest
frosl date and the title will be retained as n
further seeurity.aB GEO CozAD,.
May 304t II ,s5'-,s{ Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-06
CONlllISSIONER,S SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court
ID Of Lewis County, rendered at the May
term 1870 thereof in the chsnceiy cause Of
Nathan Roger against John s. Little, &C., !
shall proceed to sell in front Of tho Court
House door Of Lewis County, at public auctiea,
TO the highest bidder, on The 9Th day Of July,
1870 = tina. being Court day III said County
the tract Of ~ 2ili5 RI .sslA 2 ift'stitr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-06

BRUSHES! BnusllEs! BRusnrs Just
received, at A. NJ Dents Drug Store,
tue largest assortment and greatest variety
Of paint and white-wash brushes ever
brought TO Weston. Paint and varnish
brushes eau DO had at any price from ten
cents to three dollars; white wash brushes
from fifty cents to one dollar and half.
Call and examine their stock. Painters
and Cabinct-makers IRE especially in
vitcd.' e, 6laiail w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-06

CONGRESSMAN PIERCE, ofthe Fifth Dis.
trict Of Mississippi has appointed niger
boy, called Mike Howard. cadetto West
Point. Forney's Press gloats over this.
and rejoices that army commissions are no
longer to be exclusive, or white reser-
walton. We are anxious to s-s with
whom this niger boy Mike will be put to
mess. Injustice is done it will be with
General Grants son.