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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
strainias a Point.

Some time last winter a bill was in.
troduced by Senator Davis in the Con.
grcss Of the United States, providing
for rcimbursing to West Virginia the
value Ofthu churches, bridges, court.
houses, jails, aud institutions Of learn.
ing iu this State, destroyed by the
Federal army during the war. Other
States have been reimbursed froui the
national treasury Tor damages Of this
kind, aud certainly there is no good
reason why West Virginia's claim
should not DO also paid. In order to
collect tho necessary evidence upon
this subject, 40 &C. was passed by the
Legislature On tho 2Sth Of last Fcbru.
airy directing the Recorder in each
county where such damages have been
sustained, to make up a list OF tho pro.
pcrty destroyed and It's value, and re.
turn tho same to tue Board of Public
Works, by whom a statement is to DO
made out, and transmitted to our Son.
ators in Congress.
But now comes a Republican news.
paper, the Berkeley Onion, and pro.
tests against West Virginia claiming
any Reimbursement. "for what the Fod.
eral soldiers did in putting down the
rebellion" and dunouncCs the whole
proceeding as a grave crime upon the
part Of tho Democratic majority ia tue
The Radicals aro Ger.
ainIy hard pushed for something to
complain Of when they grumt!c at the
'FcFt to obtain from tho national trca.
Jury poymCn! for tho churches, court.
iou'cs, bridges, 60, that were dcs,
royed during the war. Tho "lOyal.
y displayed BY souc Of these gentle. I
lcn is rather too intense to be- ofany
rNCtical use.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
klssE!E|.l||lgIltla!TA
Letter froln upshur.

Packs RuS, Oct %.
70 he Editor Of He Dcmocrat.
am li.tle like the old man, who.
when surrounded By water, and likely
to be carried away in its food, com. .
meuccd praying to his God for help,
His prayer was: 20 Lord, you know
l don't trouble you often, please hear
aud answer my prayer this time" l
do not often trouble you with comnun-
icaticnS, Ind hope you will give this
one a place in your paper.
The election for members. Of Con-
sreSs has passed of quietly in this
township. Major Parnswortl received
go votes, Martin 81, Wisncr one aud
Latham l. NOtOnO.third Of the voters
Of the township came out.
Quite an interesting meeting has
been in progress IL this neighborhool,
conducted BY Rev, ] Rcxroad, as
sisted by Revs. Davis aud Polling.
There were, at times, ,aS many as Gf-
teen persons at tho altar seeking re-
|ligion at ono time; and somc ten or
twelve protested to fnd peace in
Christ
The diphtheria L prevailing to some
extent here. NOcasS has yet proved
fatal.
On last Sabbath morning quite an
excitement was caused by some per-
sons seeing the Rev. Il Bennett tukiug
quite q contrary course to the one be
usually takes in going to his appoint
ments. Some persons took it upon
themselves to follow him, for fear
something might happen. When he
arrived Ut tho house Of j. j. Rey-
nolds, BIO quietly got Of, hitChed his
horse, and went in, when 10! Nc.
Leonard Lance aud Miss NJ. ]. A.
Rohr stepped out before him, and were
married, after which he retracsd bis
steps aud went bis way, perhaps, re-
joicing with fee.
There is bu.little political excite.
ment here-morO quiet than usual on
an occasion like this. Some will rOte
for Grant and somc for Greeley, and
but very little Is said.
The farmers are all busy gathering
III their corn crop, which is very good
perhaps some better than that Of last
The weather has been remarkably
dry, until day before yesterday the
rain commenced falling, aud has con
tinued to fall ever since.
Yours, &c., iH Y. F.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

EVERY man who wishes 10 break up
the corrupt ring which holds the pres
emit administration 10 such strong grasp,
will 60 to the polls on Tuesday, the
9th Of November, and vote for tho
Democratic Electors. All know the
responsibility OfthS duty now resting
upon tho people cfthe United States.
See that your duyis well done. Grant
has been ia tho White House long
enough to form a corrupt ring which
will forever damn free government and
honest administration. Break up this
ring by voting for new candidate,
whose wisdom aud honest heart will
cause your land TO bloom as the rose. "
Then so to the polls aud vote for
Greeley, the journalist Ofthe world,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

1t needed no reply, save
the one it received from the people Of
this county generally.
My friend asserts that "there Is but
one enterprising man in Lumberport.
and he is a permanent resident Of SUIT
ton" Angels and ministers of grace
defend US Up to the publication Of
the letter referred to, it might have
been supposed that my friend had some
lingering CLEANS of slnity; but bis
insane expressions, and the fippant ia.
miliarity with which he speaks Of the
Asylum and its inmates, put its beyond
a doubt that he was discharged from
that institution before he was cured.
But enough of this. So far as l am
concerned the controversy is at an end.
An opponent who can so handily sweryc
of the track of truth, cannot provoke
anything but tho contempt of tho good
people Of BraxtOn, and especially of
LuMBERPoRT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
Rich Mountain.
BY II. NJ sarrnr.


On the highway Of life, when the
pressing stride,
OF the hidden guest TO tie marriage
a board,
Can scarce keep pace with the pilgrim
beside,
WHO is bound to The tomb of the "lOst
adored,"
There be vernal GASES, aud desolate
And bowers and graves til. way be.
side;
Winds from tho north that the warm
blood chills,
And zephyfs as sweet as the kiss Of q
bride.
But here as Island where tho sward
r, IT, was ,s, ,',i.;a ,,,o, ! =. ,,,.na
aud foe,
! can put poudor on What was gained
That they lie sleeping meath The sod
-, = below,
Tho leaves thasare yellow and sore to-
, , then,
Methinks were they yellow aud ssrc
- for age,
'TweFO after theme for the poets pen,
There DO rPOl' on tho earth that may
=. speak Of one,
Who has lain like blessing the heart
so near,
Though . thI heart may be sighins its
eidolon,
Yet tho gaysids may Ofsr q tribute Of
. cheer;
But dlrge, to-day for tho souls that
fled,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
the opponents Of Democracy stood SO

the opponents of Democracy stood so
revealed. 1t is a contest
for principle higher than any personal
interests-for the honor Of our coup-
try-for the truth of our most cherish.
cd political iaoas-for the memory Of
our most revored sages and patriots,
for the very manhood we claim,
1p,uoh a contest We fight for no
pay-Wo fight for no laws Of of diseip-
line. We aghs on our own hook
we fght out of the feeling OF our own
heart, and therefore We shall con,
qper. A man or party who con-
tends in this spirit against tho bad
tyrapuis, which would oppres, the
one and disgrace tho other, must al
Say, win.
It's manifest that til. National
chances hang about evenly balanced,
and We" Virginia may and perhap.
will decide the Presidential contest
We mus. therefore do our whole duty
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
ANut for Harper, Monthly.

A stern old Democrat, WHO has
long since passed the three .scOre.and.
ten allotted to mankind, but who is
still hale, hearty, vigorous and Demo.
cratic as overland probably the best
read man in this community, hands US
the following query for the Harpers /:
WrsToS, W. Va, Nov. 2s.
To the Ediior Of Harper's Monthly.
SiS:-0ur late election for Cover.
nor and State officers left impros.
sion upon the pubic mind that ws had
elected Democratic Governor; but
IN your November issue you have cru.
ely dispclled the illusion, by aunoun.
cling, under the bead Of the Editors
Historical Record" that in our late
election, West Virginia elected Mr..
Caldwell, tho Republican candidate,
by J ,9l5 votes majority"
Will you be pleased, in your next
number, to explain to the people ofilis
Democratic State, how they have been
swiudled by having a cArpet.bag rldi.
cal Governor from North Carolina i'm.
posed upon theni
Az OBJ DxMooSAr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
Cut thi. oct and Act Upon it.

Now that the season Of Indictment
days and long, nights Is at hand, tho
Intelligent farmer fnde timo to pos.
himself on the current ncws Of the
world the doings Of Congress and the
Legislature Of his State The ops and
downs Of the markets of the principal
cities, aud to enrich his mind with
choice literary reading. This Is the
appropriate time for making sabscrip.
tons to newspapers for tho coming
year, and especially in this State is tho
time appropriate, as the first I.egisls-
turo under our new Constitution meets
very soOn-Novembrr 18th. This
will bo most important session of tic
Legislature, and its labors will DO both
onerous and protracted, Tho Wheeling
Register will have afSorrespondent at
Charleston, whoPSill fully report for its
columns tho proceedings Of this body.
Tho paper will be edited with the abil.
ity that has characterized it for several
years; and it will contain, as hereto.
fore. all that there is Of special interest
to to the people of this thriving mountain
In order to accommodate those who
desire a paper only for the winter and
spring mOnths. tho Weekly Resisley
will DO scat to subscribers for sic
months for 81; and III clubs Of 10 for
SO. Wcagain appeal TO our friends
III every locality to proceed at once TO
tho formation ofclubs. Address Lewis
Baker 4 Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

The person whose name heads this
article has, for a mouth or two past,
been gratifying his love Of chaste lit,
erature by INDUCING in low aings al
the editor CT this pupOr-all because
We had tho tCmerity to beard him in
bis den, by tho publication of some
correspondence in the Parkerbburg
Times, which exposed certain tricks Of
his, done aud performed when DO held
the Office Of Goyernor-against ths
wishes Of the people. In reply to our
prosf Of his mcanness. lie Let, Of Ills
scurrilOus pop.guu at US, in u vain en-.
deayor at sell-justifration.
We have this to suy ,iYilliam-we are
small 10 sta.ure-piobably SO iu Intel.
lect-but we are no. small enough "a
handy yulgarity with Ex-Governor
Stevenson.
That's all, Billy; thou art to US Al
a heather and publican.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
Lunberpori VS.. sutton.

LvNnEHpoRr, Oct, 90.
70 he Editor IF The Democrat.
Circumstances over which | had no
control prevented NY replying at once
70 the last letter Of my Sutton
trivna; br' that Is matter Of small
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
A now and full supply Of Queens
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hatche,s, spirit levels, ceffce mills, looks
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shoyels, coal shovcls, weed and briar
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nails, draw knives, angur handles, coal
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plo,e assortment Of hardware, to be
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Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
ovERcoAT1NGs,

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and Esquinau1 Beavers, aud
English Meltons.
CLOTHS, EagliSh French and German, Of
every texture and color.
oAsslMERES, English, French aud
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200 Selected Patterns for sliiings Uxelu.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
ONE LAST WOR D
Before the Election.

We are thankful that Mr.. Greeley
il mot a military ebiof'aiul lie has
never fought battle. Ho has mover
taken a itisato, He has never even
killed an Indian. There i, no clap.
trap about Ai.psne, Ho is, however,
for equal rights and equal laws, and
the blessings efRopOse.
General Grant, on tho other hand.
I, i, tho representative Of a personal
government or dcSp0tic and arbitrary
power at war with tho principles Of
tho fathers. Such, in short, are the
principle, at stake next Tue.say.
Mr.. Greeley does not hold on! aDy
grand official or national temptation Of
bribery. He does nothing Of all this.
lie represents regular, fair, stand.
up asA' for The Constitution and equal
lavr
We h,v, ad'ep.foes.a confidence
il Democracy, and especially in the
Dsnoerasyof our State. The Deaos-
t.sy Of Nest Virginia, in our jpag-
nons, is beyond the power Of chance
]. or change 10 be overthrow; but shi,
i,prsdicated upon our doing our whole
duty to ourselves and tho country.
Iii. no time to pause on tho very
asla Of the still raging contest. In.
deed, this Is the last peril We have to
overcome. Confidence Is often fatal to
security. Let US consider that nothing
isdOns uatil all is done. Lot an np.
peal 60 home, individually, to til.
heart feycry Democra. in tho land
upand be doing The Republicans
aroalteady rejoicing over your mac
tivity; and IT is our duty, therefore,
no. to DO content With contributing
our own vote: We puh do more.
We mus! do us much mora as zeal.
Gus effor. will make possible. We
must make an etIor. Of personal aesiy.
II. ity-matc it a positive and resolved
object to win by the influences Of just
argument and evidence.
TheIlas, duty, left to the very day
otelee,ion, i, to deposit your vote
early, and let the rest of tho day be
devoted to the getting to the poll. of
o'hon who arc le'' warm, or les,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04


State Of iIts. Virginia.
Al Rules held in The Clerks office Of The
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the frat
Monday In October, 1879.
Wellington V. chides.
ter, plaintiff,
VI, In Chancery.
Hugh j. Wilson, and
others, defendants.
The object ofthis suit 10 TO recover of do.
fvnaant Hugh ]. Wilson tho sum Of Ss27 05,
with interest, aud tue costs ofthis suit, and
to attach III the hands Of defendants Chris.
topher 9. Yoke, Jesse Smith, Pey,on r. Hall,
Nancy McNcmar, Taylor Cheitum and oil.
yer Aikire any debts due from them to dc.
fcndant IlnghJ. Wilson, and also any effects
Of sald Wilson they may have inltheir hands,
aud TO subject the same TO tie payment Of
plAipuN's debt, interest and costs. And II
appearing from affidavit fled that defendant
Hush ]. Wilson 10 a nonresident ui tlliR
State, and be not appearing, II is ordered
that he do appear hefe'within one month al.
ter the first publication Of this order, aud do
what is necessary TO protect his interest In
this suit Testc: =
JOHN G. JACKSON, Clerk.
Bennett d Bennett pl'li's atty.
oet7.4t n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

Tile State Of Hest Tirginia:
AZ Rifles held 10 the Clerks office Of tbs
Circuit Court Of Glliner county, on thr frs:
Monday In September, 1874.
Petition and Cross
John I. W. Holt Bill filed 10 the
vs., Chanccry cause Of
Witlers and Wilhsrs& Duush.
Daughcr,y aud erty against said
others. Holt, Samuel Mar
e& tin aud Others.
TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO RE.
eovCrfron defendant Samuel Martin n
certain vendors lien against tract Ofabout
-----acrrs Ofland, aud mill property situate
on Cedar Creek, III the county Of Gllmsr sold
byJ. y. ". Holt to said Martin, on Tho tlst
day Of November, 1858, io-wll, The amount
Of fur bonds executed BY said Martin 10
said Holt, dated the drtt day Of November,
1858, and each bearing interest from dk,e,
and due aud payable as set out 10 said Peti-
ton aud CrniS Bill, the first for the sum Of
2s7 50; tie second for tho sum Of $500;
be third for tue like sum Of $500, aad The
fourth for tue sun Of 500. Also the amount
Of a Judgment In the name Of said holt for
tie use Of siLtrr jackson, against said Mar
tin aud v. Lake, rendered by the late County
Court Of Gilner comfy, at the March term
thereof, 1861 for s3l3 60, with intArOs. and
costs, aud to assert tue lien Of the same
against said property, and to provide for ibe
payment of The same out ofihe proceeds Of
The sale Of said property heretofore made un-
der a deere 10 said cause Of Witberl and
Daughsrty against said Martin and otherl:
and also 10 provide for the payment 10 said
Holt Of judgment rendered by Tie late
County Court " Gilmer COUNTY, at the No
yember term thereof 1850 10 the name Of
Samuel Martin against Alien Ballard, for Ito
sum Of $l95, with interest and cost. And
II appearing by affidavit. flel that The Dc
fcndants, Samuel Martin, Alice Ballard, Mn.
ter Jackson and Henry baugherty are N.
residents Of this State, II 10 ordered thst.hot
appear here within one month alter The drt
publication Of ibis order, aud do what may
Ie Necessary 10 protect their Interests IL
this Suit.
A Copy-Atics,C:
C.B. CONRAD, Clerk.
FLEMING ! BENNETT, 10
Sol'ts for Fl'0. sepp-It
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04

Nails Of all sizes. horse shosp, nail
rod, iron, steel, &c, constantly on
hand at Edwards.