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FHNANCE AND CONnmRRCR.
EvEsMa TrLsesAPH oyrrop.l

Wednesday. Nov. rs, 1870. Z
The money market continues easy but quite
steady at the rates so often quoted. The cur
rency movement is very slow to all parts of the
country, and this is n remarkable fact q. this
period OF the year, when so much capital is
generally called into requisition to move the
crops to the seaports. Call loans are mode
rately active, and the range is 51S661S per cent
according to collaterals. The demand for dis
counts continues active, though the supply is
limited Rates arc unchanged.
The gold market was again active, unsettled
and higher. Sales opened at 11lX and closed
about neon at 112A.
Government bonds are unfavorably influenced
by the political affairs of Europe and prices are
slightly off.
Stocks were very dull from the same cause,
though prices are not much changed. City 6s,
new, sold at 103 for the issues prior 10 1862.
Sales Of Le9igh gold loan at ssI for the 5oOs.
sylvania at $685. Lehigh Valley at 59%; and
Minehill at 5116. 81 was bid for Catawissa pre-
ferred, .ex-diyidend; and 26H for Philadelphia
and Erie.
In Coal, Bank, Canal, and Passenger Railroad
stocks not single eale was recorded. few
shares of Central transportation stock wa3
taken at 5o14.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, Me- 40 S. Third street.
BEFORE BOARDS.
S5OcO Am Gold. .......................l12
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 City ss' prior sh Reading Sa ding 3,
$1,000 Leh 6s, "a. Is. s3K rs sh Lei Val Is. 5gZ
500 h A m 6s, 80 93% 90 sh Minehill r..
$500 Leh SIS gold l.. s9H lots. .. 516
$500 do......... s9k 0 sh Cent Trans. b0A
Go sh Penna r Is. 69A
MEssRs DE HAVEN & BRorHER, No. 90 s. Third
street. Philadelphia report the folio wing quotations
u. s. 6s Of 1881, 113s@11sH: do. 1862, l0I1k@lOsk
do. 1854, lo6X@1oIs; do. 1885, lo7Jsa1O7S do 1895,
new, 109@10e4; do 1861, do. 100 %eslO9X do. 1858,
do. 1Osa. .@lO9s; 1O-4Os, l06H@lo6sS. u IS. 80 Year
s per cent Currency, Iil%gllln Gold, ll2h(9
let Mort Bonds ssSsssS Central Pacific Ra1lroaG
906@95: Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds. 73O(a745.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co.. No. 80 S. rhird
1881 11S3S@1l3H; b20s OF 1862 1eTX sl0s; do 1884,
107@1O7A; do. 1856, l07@loIk; do, July, 1865,
109h 9109%; do, July, 1857, 1OsIfs1O9X; do pdly,
1865 10sss@i0934: IS 1910, 106I306N; q. S. Pacific
RR. Cy. 6s, 1l1A@1l2 Gold, 1l2@12l4.
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g-h,e Morn,ox,. Ou,ta,,ou.,

LONDON, Nov. 16-1l30 A. M-Csnsols, 924 for
both money and account. American securities nat !;
u s. 5-2Gs OF 1862 sS; OF 1861 old, 81; OF 1861 80
1O-40s, Sc. Stocks nat: Erie, 1SA Illinois Central,
10; Great Western, BIZ.
livERPooL, Nov. ie-il8o A. Motion nrm
middling uplands, sA@9sd; middling Orleans 9X
@9Sd. The sales are estimated at 10, 900 bales.
ANTWERP, Nov. 16.-Petroeum, 50f. 75c.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 16-1 80 p. M.-Consols 92H for
both money and account American securities
quiet. Stocks steady.
LONDON, Nov. 1880 p. M.-Tallow excited at
z4s. Calcutta Linseed firmer at 69s Cd .G859s Cd.
LIvKRPoOL. Nov. 16-1'30 P. M.-CottOn irm
Red winter Wheat, los. Al. Lard, 72s. Tallow AIS.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.
FROM THE DOMINION.
Death Of n u,.t,.s.,.hed J.r,st.

TORONTO, Nov. le.-Hon. William Hume
Blake, one of the distinguished jurists. OF
Canada, died yesterday. Mr.. Blake occupied
for number of years the position of Professor
of Law in the University of Toronto. Upon the
reorganization of the Court OF Chancery by the
Baldwin Government, Mr.. Blake was elected
chancellor which Office he held till 1882, when
declining health compelled his resignation.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

from New York, with mdse. TO W. NJ Baird Co.
steameT % Anthracite dss SFeea sard hours G from New
Steamer w. Whilldin Riggans, 1S hours from Bal
timore, with mdse, and passengers TO A. Groves Jr.
York, with mdse. to w. P. Clyde Co.
schr john Beatty, Price, from Norfolk, with shin
Schr j. N. biting Henry, from Newtown, Nd,
with lumber TO Collins < Co.
with lumber to Norcross q Sheets. = -'O'
schr 4; Thompson, hisley, d from Fan River.
Schr r. Blew, Haley, from Pawtucket.
Schr Emily and Jennie, Hewitt, from Boston.
schr Il WoGthHingsOny TsG y6sSs 65oSn' S0 S0
Schr NJ. d. Ireland, Ireland, do
Schr Sinnckson, Winsmore, from Providence.
Schr II. Simmons, Godfrey from Salem.
Schr j. B. johnson, Smith, from New YORK.
Schr Ida Della Tore, Davis, from Somerset
tow ue ef 6arSes % to ". P. Clyde < Co. '''''''
tug Chesapeake, Merrhew, from Hayre-de Grace,
with tow OF barges to W. r. Clyde Co.
Special Despatch to The Evsn.rg gsleg,agh .....
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, Nov. 16.-The following boats
'etS ohattanoogs, at with lumber to Taylor & Belts.
@. Fable, with lumber to Maule, Bro Co.
Ella with lumber TO Norcross Sheets.
r. Woolverton, with lumber, for Chester.
MEMORANDA
Ship Leonldas, Gates, hence, at Liverpool Sd inst.
Ship Fassfern Harris hence at Liverpool 4th inst.
Ship Wabeno, Dalrymple for Philadelphia, sailed
Ship Amsndus, Petersen, for Philadelphia entd
Snip Tamerlane (of Philadelphia), Sumner, from
Girgenti, at New York yesterday.
Br. steamer Pennsylvania, lawson for Liverpooli
FIR. steamer lafayette, Rousseau, for Hayre; and
steamers Zodiac, Harksen for Savannah; 4, Charles
Clyde, Monitor, and TaeonY for Philadelphia era at
Nsw Steamer amer i Huntsville, crOwen, from Savannah, at
Steamer Regulator, from New York for Whining
ton NJ o. lost her rudder night OF 14th inst, sixty
miles on the Capes OF Virginia, and put into Norfolk
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CRIME In DELAWARE.
Child Murder at Lewes-The Remains of Tive
Infants Found In "A Vacaat Hotel.
Tba Agtf,,

The Milford Mutual Friend says
One day last week Mr. Steven Hazard was hav-
ing the United States Hotel at Lewes, cleaned out,
preparatory 10 taking possession OF the Institution
as landlord on entering room which had remained
unoccupied since last summer, he noticed blanket
rolled up, lying on the n0Or, and at once picked IL
PIP proceeded to open 1t TO what 1t contained
What was his sstonishment on beholdtng It's con-
tents the dead and decayed body OF an infant,
placed there by some inhuman hands lt is white
child, and IL is supposed was left there by some
visitor during the season. Its discovery, OF course
created considerable excitement which was greatly
increased when the fact became known that the re-
mains OF another child had been discovered I'm an
old basket In the attic. OF course IL is more than
probable that the mystery which surrounds the dis
cOvery OF these remains is likely TO remain uns0ved
and by whom and under what circumstances the
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MIR. nTotIey's Recall.
IroAx INrzLLIaHNca.
No Verdict In the pIahrman Murder.


Court Of Oyer and Term6aer-Judges LtidLOU and
Peirce.
The ury I'm this case retired at 81 O'Clock last
night TO deiberate and at 1917 O'Clock the Court ad-
iourned This morning at the usual hsur the Court
opened 10 large and eager crowd but the jury not
having vet made up their minds, recess was taken
until half past one this afternoon.
At the hour appointed the Court again met and
the jury not having agreed, an adjournment was
ordered until tomorrow m0raing at 10 o'clock
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The New war Cloud.
All Europe Excited.
AN Anti-Russian Alliance.
Who will Help the Sultan ?
England, Austria, and Italy.
THE WAR IN FRANCE
Quiet on The Loire and Seine.
The Surrender of Verdun
The Full Particulars.
The Campaign in the Vosges.
BelfOrt Besieged.
FROM EUROPE.
THE RUSSIAN QUESTION.
The Positien of Austria,


BRUSSELS, Nov. 16.-The Independence Beige
this morning has q telegram from Vienna, dated
last evening" announcing that England, Turkey,
Austria, and Italy have agreed to preserve
common attitude towards Russia. A collective
note to that effect is preparing at Vienna.
The threatening attitude of Russia causes q
panic in money circles in that city.
FLORENCE, Nov. 16.-Russia's reputation of
the Paris treaty of 1866 causes intense anxiety
here.
The Crisis and the Money Market.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-StOcks and securities of
all kinds are lower this morning, and the
Eastern question. There is uneasiness in all
circles.
An Antf-Russian Alliance Discussed.
The Times has special telegram this morn
ing from Vienna confirming the accounts
already received of the excitement ia that city
growing out of the attitude of Russia Prince
Gortsehakof 8 tone causes much excitement
The Question'of nm Alliance
between England, Austria, Italy, and Turkey
is discussed on all hands. The Times in its
editorial remarks on the subject, bespeaks dis
gust and indignation for the Russian circular.
Significant Naval Movements.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 16.-The Hdndelsbldd this
morning publishes a London telegram to the
effect that British fleet is preparing. Its OBJ
ject has been announced at Vienna and
Florence.
The Czar Ignores the Sultan.
The same paper says the Sultan was not con-
suited by Russia touching the contemplated
revision of the Paris treaty of 1856, but was ad-
| vised that Russia had demanded it.
The Proposed Anti Russian Alliance.
| LONDON, Nov. 16-The London Times CORE
| spondent telegraphed from Vienna yesterday
that Gortschakoff' S note causes great excite
ment in political circles. Count Won Beust will
take immediate and serious steps. An alliance
between England, Austria, Italy, and Turkey is
seriously contemplated by Count Won Beust and
| Count Andrassy.
Messrs. d. C.Wharton Smith & Co., bankers,
| of this city have received the following special
| cable telegram b
| The situation This Morning.
| LONDON, Nov. 16.-The political situation
| this morning is somewhat more warlike. The
majority of the British Cabinet oppose any
| Revision of the Treaty of Paris,
| notwithstanding Mr.. Gladstone's disposition to
accept such a revision. Austria strongly urges
England TO adopt war policy in which Italy
and Hungary will join them.
A Vienna telegram announces great excite
ment there, and indicates that Austria's action
| will be prompt and decisive.
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The porter of the City Hotel, at Fall River,
Mass, undertook to light fire with kerosene
few days since, but before he could effect his
purpose Lhe can exploited, and burned ons vi
his hands 70 o crisp.
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CLEARED THIS MORNIl

Steamer James S. Green, Vance, Richmond and Nor
folk, w. p. Clyde x Co.
Str Beverly, Pierce, New York, w. p. Clyde g. Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumley, New York, w. M. Baird
4 Co.
Schr Almira Wooley, King Gloucester, Sinnickson
l. Co
Schr West Wind, Townsend, Fall River, do
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, W. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Fairy Queen, Carr, Havre-de- Grace, with tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde g. Co.
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GENER RALITIES.
Russ,a and the Treaty Of 1856.

The Secretary OF State yesterday received de-
Gpatch from Vienna saying that Austria has been
officially notified that Russia would no longer observe
the treaty OF 1855, touching the neutrality OF the
Black Sea This is construed as notice OF a speedy
advance ON the part Of Russia towards Constanti-
nople.
MIR. M0tley's Recall.
The washington Star of last evening says:-We
are authorized by the proper authority to state that
there is truth in the report that the President has
recalled Mr. Motley, Minister to England, and in
10 Mr. Moran. Similarly the story is all bosh that
Secretary Fish while In New York sent letter OF
resignation TO the President which the President has
signihed his intention TO accept.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Not an Applicant.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 16.-The Washington de-
fpatch announcing that Congressman Jenckes
is an applicant for the position of Commis-
tioner of Patents is utterly unfounded.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Nstss see Inside PAGES.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. -. :. NOVEMBER 18
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
7AM.. M.....4O II A. M. ....49 Up. 90
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Messrs. D. C.Wharton Smith & Co., bankers,
of this city, have received the following special
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

Gg- We IRE informed that almost q
tragedy occurred on the Mississippi river
a few days ago, in which some of our
towpspoople were concerned. Mr.. John
A. Leach, the goud-looking clerk who so
long presided at Mr.. Lewis counter, was
accompanying Miss DunuinstOn aud Miss
Olive Jodon on visit to ! their relatives
in Texas. On the second night of their
trip down the river. the steamboat was
''snagged," ssd the sleeping passengers
had scarcely time to rush from their
cabins ere she ssnk, hut, fortunately, tie
upper, or Hurricane deck" was LETT
above water. There tue almost mixed
passengers aocked, and after waiting some
time, passing steamboat relieved them
from their pcrilous position. The help
came not minute too soon, for scarcely
bad they left the boat, than sic rolled
over and went entirely under water. We
are pteSsed to add that our fricud Chap
actsG with sreas gallantry-thinking
only of others, aud regardless of his own
safety. After sllft delay the purity
proceeded on their way to Texas.
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.srwsrAPER LAw.-Postmasters are required
to give advice by letter when subscriber does
not take his paper from tie office; aud give the
rxsou for it nat being taken. Segleeting 10 do
So makes the Postmaster responsible 10 tue
publisher for payment.
...lRy person who takes tie paper regularly
IRON the Post-ofice, Whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible fur the payment of the
subscription.
ANY one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrcaragcs, or the publisher may
continue TO scud it until payment is .t;aie,
and collect tue whole amount, whether it is
taken from the Office or not.
'The Courts have decided that refusing TO
take = newspaper or a periodical from the Post;
office, or removing and leaving them uncaltca
for, is prima face evideiict Of intentional
fraud"
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" EsyoM DMMoeRAV
"WEDNESDAY DECEMBER

ADVERTISING AGENTS will please take ryIice
,ha, The DENocRAr Is bt, 2{x34 l1ches in di.
!uensious, and that there is no present intention
70 enlarge it. Our terms for advertising are
published consp.ruuusly in every copy Of tke
paper, and the demand upon our space Il So ac-
i've, as to justify It's in declining any material
variation froIi those terms.
Furthermore, We work, as earnestly Ms ever
mortal worked, to do cash business. Our
home people know the fact and encourage us
in it. Their regular advertisements are inyari-
ably paid at the commencement of each quarter.
Their transient advertisements are paid for
when ordered in. 1t will hardly be cxucc led of
Us that We shall extend to strangers nm ,pdul.
geucc not asked by our friends and ncighbors
We will send 10 any advertising agency.
when requested to do SO, sample copy If Tn.
DIxocRar, giving our Terms explicitly, and
mucl trouble will be saved both TO them md
us, il they will forward no proposition to ad-
vsrtise unaccompanied by negotiable draft 10
pay for same at our regular rates. II.
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COLLINS SETTLEMENT; Dec ]

Mr.. EDITOR You inquire for the item
iiian of Jacksonville. | know nothing OF
his whereabouts, but send yod the fol;
lowidg items:
The free schools aro all in operation,
except in few districts where the sdp-
ply Of shoes and brooches have not yet
arrived
Saturday and Sabbath last Rev. DR..
Young, of Upshur, organized at Walk
ersville society of the Presbyterians
scattered through this vicinity.
During the saRie period Rev, Hedges,
of tie NJ. L. Church South, Preached
with great acceptability to the people of
Sand Fork at Ridgeway Chapel.
Rev. Rogers, of the NJ. Z. Church
North, closed protracted meeting Of
more than a week at Knowls' Creek, on
the Braxton side at which there was an
ingathering of % or 80 unto the fold.
On Saturday last the Walkersvllc
Teachers Association held its second reg
ular meeting at the Walkersville School
house-Teacher Hall PRECEDING: The
exercises were interesting to the few
present.
Superintendent Queen has rendered
himself very unpopular with many BY cr-
ganizing Teachers Associations in the
county-it being believed tina, sutjecting
teachers to such public test as is there
required will bring the Shole school sys-
ten into contempt. j.
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FROM TEXAS.
A GREETING FROM THE LONE
STAR STATE.
BRENNAN, TEXAS, !
Nov. %, 1870. I

Ma. WoPFlsplN
The following ''local ITEM" which
clip from the Banner, i sound Democrat;
10 newspaper printed in this town, I
think will be interesting to the many
friends of the parties mentioned:
"rhc best pleased men that we meet
now are our West Virginia friends, Hur-
ley, FinEey, Huntington and Frederick.
Their faces beam with smiles, and in the
chambers Of their hearts gla,iness holds
her courts. They are rejoicing over the
grand triumph jus: achieved b. the De-
ndctacy of Ilcir native State. Radical:
ism, tyranny and prescription are over
thrown in West Virgiuia. Justice and
right once more assert their asceudancy,
The sons Of that State do right to rejoice;
and good men everywhere will rejoice
with .hem."
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Firth FLORIDA.
A WrsiuA BOY IN aTuE LAND OF
FLoWEkS.n
NoS1lcELLo, FLoRIDA, J
Nov. 80, 1870. I

AVN oV, loiU.
FRIEND WoFrIxDly
Enclosed please find 50, for which you
will please send me The DsNocsA-
another year. The paper has become So
much like "a letter from home" to nc
That canuot get along without it, aud
am consequently in misery when the
uncertain mail facilities" allowed US by
the present postmasters in the South de.
lays or stops it altogether.
Florida, as you are probably aware,
has Kept time to the music of Democracy;
and has marched into the glorious pha-
lanx OF Democratic States. This is but
the natural result of the quiutesseuce of
scaliawageric, carpct-buggorie, and kin.
drcd rogucry which has cursed lh;s Sta,e
since the war. No man Gun conceive
-(nor, | suppose hardly believe, unless
he has BEEN here 10 sec IT'D the oulra-
geous aud shameless way in which the
affairs of the State were conducted.
P!undcr, plumber, plhhlcr-all the time.
When one cormoraut obtained bis ell,
another took his place, until the State
treasury became us empty of money us
Dan faruswortl's head is of brains; and
the favOrs of the judiciary were publicly
hawked about on the streets, Seeking the
highest Fish bidder. But now, like you
in (WetD Virginia. We may expect better
things.
AIN doing very well here, and like
the State ofmy adoption vsry much in
deed. shall ship about one hundred
and fifty bales Of g5tton this year-which
together with the other products OF a
farm accessible to the coast, is much
more reniuaerasive than planting in Vir-
ginia.
With regards to all old friends, I am,
Yours, &C.,
II. c. BAILEY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

RE Our thanks arc due, aud are
hereby rendered, to the corne, baud Of
this place for the serenadc with which
they We're pleased to favor US on Satur-
day night last. The band has, through
the energy and industry Of is members,
become credit 20 our town, and deserves
the hearty cncjarage!hchs Of Al our ci,i-
zens. Thank you, gentlemen; may you
increase in fatncss.
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We love to see the blooming tdss ina!
Us beauty dressed we love to hear our
friends disclose the cmoiious Of the breast.
We love to SEQ the stage arrive, all laden
at our door, we love to See or ncighbors
thrive, aud love to bless the poor. We
love all these, but far above all that We
ever said, we lOve-What every pEiater
loyes-to have subscriptions paid.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

CHRISTMAS is CoNlSe.-TOys, Toys,
Toys, Toys! Candies, CaLdes. Candies,
Candies! Musical Instruments Fancy
Goods. Come and see. Come and see.
Fred Brinknlau would announce to his
friends and the public generally that he
has just received the finest assortment oil
Toys, Candies, Musical Ihsruments and
Fancy Goods for the Holidays that have
ever been brought to this town He ill.,
yitcs all 10 call and examine his stock be-
fore going elsewhere. lie will sell cheap
for cash.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

Hon, c. ). LEWIS, Delegate elect from
Harrison county, was in town on MOu-
day last. Of cours1 he wus looking and
feeling we'll, and r'jOiced at the redcup-
tiuu Ofhis cvanty and State. In honor
ing slr. Lewis, the people of Harrison
have honorcd themselves. We should
rest easier if other counties had as true
men to REPRESENT them III the Legislature.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

ES- As will DO seen by their aarcr:
tiseme:t in another column the Ccrnct
Band is to give concert at the Court
House on the 18th inst. This entertain
men; is especially worthy of patronage,
and We trust that all our citizens will
make it their business to cttend. The
young men, of course, will rally to vote
or the lady of their choice. We would
suggest now that the ladies get up
some kind Of a present to be given TO the
gedtFchaai rccefsiug the highest number
of votcs-ladies only voting. A great
deal of fun may be expected, and doubt
less the affair will prove : cOSflctc sue
cess.
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An Ex-W EsroNlAN.

Eg- What better or more appropriate
Christmas Gift can you Send to friend
at distance than copy of TnE DEMO
Graf? Reader. you have an absent
friend who would be glad to hear the
news from their old hsme. Send them
hepapor, and 5du may be sure they will
rcciprocatc in kind.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the sub
teribcrs to the stock in the Agricultural
Society. held at the Court House on Sat
urday, December 10th, for the purpose
Of taking steps to procure charter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

Es- we have one dollar left which We
will givS toward the erection of fence
arOhnd the lot belonging to the Baptist
Church. Let somebody get up Il sub
scriptioh for that purpose, or We, sinner
as We are, will do it ourself.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

Gs- Those Of subscribers who wish TO
secure Democrats Fashion Magazine for
the coming year Would do we'll to bring
along their stamps at once. The price of
the NlngnziHe is So, but by an arrange
ment with tic publishers We can send it
to oHr subscribers for So.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

A STRANGE man, who lives on Abrams
Run, Township Of Ba,telle and County
Of Lewis, aud who don't want his name in
tie paper. has placed us under obligations
for some Of the finest apples wo have seen
this year. That he may seize many fu.
ture occasions to Dc SO again is our ear.
nest prayer.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

Indigo. IxplGo. INDIGO IL you
want loud INDluo, Or any other DYxsTrFFs,
60 to DcuLs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-12-07

We notice that the wharf along the
continuation Of the Alley Canal has at
last been completed, aud that bridge has
been built over the Tombigbec near Jake
Schmidfs shop. For what We havelrc-
ceived at your hands, oh Town Council
men, make us truly thankful. Amen.