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"CRACK Loo'S"JANE LEW"
JANE LEW. March IS.

AAaANA
TO Tie Editor of Tie Democrat;
After seeing your motto, in the last
paper, asking to be informed how
"Jane Lew received its name, | set
myself to work, and after many trials
hunting up the oldest inhnbiiant," |
at last found him and now | propose
to give the origin Of the name Of "Jane
Lew" In early days the people in that
vicinity were given to a game then
known as Crack Loo" This fasci.
nating amusement is played by tossing
up copper, and the one that stops
nearest a crack wins. Well, this be.
witching sport became a rOgo-a ma.
mia nlmolt--every one coming 10 the
village Chem had to take a turn at
Crack Loo" for the drinks, and many
a "Jo Dartsr" lost aud won the toddy
for the crowd. The fondncss for this
game soon gave to the town the name
Of CRACK Loo" This name did we'll
enough in primitive days, but as the
town grew aud tue aspirations Of the
good people became greater, the name
Of Crack Loo was thought TO Sc too
vulgar, aud the citizens determined to
adopt more classic nomenclature for
their town. A meeting was called
speeches were made, and various names
were suggested 1t was successfully
urged that as its beauty consisted in
running streams aud flowing brooks, it
should have \ name of the soitcst and
most Pocticnl cnphony. Accordingly
the names Of Jane and Betsy" were
voted on jane got one majority,
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FROM RoANE COUNTY.

10 he Editor Of Tie Democrat:

Vi .
10 he Editor Of Tie Democrat:
Dean SiR:-Acain an exciting md
to US all important Presidential Cap.
vuss opens with the opening Of sprinr
We must overthrow the present military
system Of the Radicals. To aid mi,
end, | now write vow 10 make ,he
following proposition Having Ind
some experience in political wri1ip" /
will Srire YOU two or more .,,isi.,
each month, on the political issues
furthcrancs Of Democratic interest.
The Democrats Of Ronno bnvo no
county noner and 7 ,h;,l. H. n.y.
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our Commissioner. in this particular
the good home not only Of our county,
but some Of her best citizens Is tar
uished, and is being banded about
through the public prints Of our State.
Yours &c., YISDEx.
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Total delinqucnces, $3.50 Of
This exhibit is published to the
State, bearing upon its face the only
inference that may be drawn: That
this vast sum of money has been
stolen, or otherwise fraudulently used
or withheld, thus casting a reflection
upon the gentlemen who had charge oil
this fund, that they are dishonest, and
have proven unfuiihful to the trust con.
iided to them. Let US examine the
condition of the Independent School
District of Weston, which has only
been in existence . years. Its officers
are charged as delinquent in the sum
Of S7l0 q. | choose this distric. be.
cause | am more familiar with it than
the Townships How do our worthy
Commissioners mako up this great
amount Of dClinqueucies in this small
district? l must acknowledge was
nstcunded at the announcement
knowing as | did that our officers were
gentlemen Of honsty and strict integ-
rity, so, upon investigation Of the mat
ter the mystery was solved thus: Our
Commissioners had charged the treas.
uror Of this district with the neat little
sum Of S7l9 "a. but forgot to give
him credit for $7l9 "a, money on
hand and in bank ready to pay over to
bis successor in Office us soon as de.
mandcd, Thus this whole delinquency
vanisheS; and from the best informa.
ton | eau gather throughout our
county, tho vast sums charged to the
various township officers by similar
proce. Of mathematics, also vanish
into thin air; and it is very doubtful
whether dclinqucncies will DO found
sufficient to reimburse the depleted
county treasury to pay our worthy
Commissioners for their arduous labors
"in he cause Of education"
In conclusion, do not understand Inc
to say that our Commissioners made
their report purposoly to lead to false
impressions but they committed the
error by not making proper expluna.
tions, or such explanation as would
lead to full aud fair understanding oil
tho matter. tSIauy County Commits
.iOncrs did this J By the failure Of
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n. y. FLEMING. IN hEyNF,,
ELEMiNG Il BENNETT,
Il ATTORNEYS Inv

GLLEN1IhIE, Gilmr, Co., WA.
rraSliea in the Circuit Courts Of Gilmer
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended to.
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" Attorney at Inv.

BlEtTERLEYRapdol& Co., wa.
Practices 10 the Circui, Courts Of ,bis
Slate and the United States. All business
promptly attended to.
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w G, L. ToTTEN,
w. Attorney at Law.

BUCEHANNOE, Upsiur Co. VIA
Practices In the Circuit Courts Of Up,hur
aud adjoining counties. Special a,ten,ion
paid 10 collections.
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GEO. H. MORRISON,
Affornay at Law.

GTT0N, Bra1toa Co.. ". Ia.
win praeues in BraIion and adjolning
counties. All business promptly ATTENDED
to.
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NEW HOTEL.

~ TO THE PUBLIC.
Having rebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glcnville,
lam now prepared 10 accommodate ,bs
public In q comfortable and sabslsntial
manner-boih man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, / would refprcihilly
solicit call from my old customer and
the public generally. ST.. RuDDILL.
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IN -. wALKER, PRorRiE1oR -
Pike Street, ClArksburg. HaOki
run to and from the Depot.
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DREsTON DAWSON,
-BLArEsuTru AND IRoS-WoRTLR
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages Buggies, Wagons, ETC., re-
paired on short notice, and on the most
reasonable tsrmI. HOrss-shOciug carefully
attended to:
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JOSEPH a. WATSON,
p A ] " r 4 r.

T 4 " T Il r.
Weston, ". Ia.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing their houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will DO well 10 communicate With
me bcioregoing elsewhere. Papsr-hangiur
and withdrawing promptly attended 10,
Terms moderate and all work warranted
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SCHOOL "DELINQUENTs."
wrsroS, March Is.

WESTON, March 10.
TO The Editor Of The Democrat:
Before me lies the first annual re-
port Of Hon. Charles Lewis, General
Superintendent of Public Schools
The report is well written, and'is cIab-
crate aud worthy Of attentive perusal
But | am led to thilk errors have
crCpt into it that arc calculated to do
injustice to some sections OF our State.
| do not think Mr.. LeSis is responsible
for these errors, but presume the fault
is traceablc to those whose duty it was
10 make reports to him. By legisla.
tive enactment Of February 9th, 1871,
providing for a settlement Of the ac.
counts Of certain officers and persons
Tor school monies in their hands or un-
der their control. Commissioners were
appointed in the several counties Of the
Stato-thoso for Lewis county being
onr County Superintendent, Mr..
Queen, Msssrs. G.. j. Butcher, John
llusscy and W. G. Bennett. all Of
whom are gentlemen worthy Of the
confidence repOscd in them BY their
appOintcc. j shall here give a syn:p.
SIS Of the report made by these gentle.
men, as sent up and flGd in tao office
Of the State Superintendent, which has
a bearing directly on ourselves i. e.
the county OF Lewis. From this re.
port We find that the officers or persons
with the School funds of the
cou,,, oro oLorgol os JeI;nnuanIs viii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-18

IL -rlnaciCiiS ASD SURGEON
When ENTHUSIASTICALLY engaged can DO
found at his oiite aud residence ~ ma
house formerly occupied by Dr. Camden
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ID q. LINN,

GLENTILLE n. IA

VHIsa' TIIIIL, VI Il,
Practices in the State and Federal Courts.
All business entrusted 10 my care will re.
reiye prompt attention.
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is The best in this market. lie call, mar.
tlenlar attention TO his assortment, Of fine
old Rye and Bourbon HhiskiSs, which he
oilers st the lowest market prices.
P. TlERNfi. dec II
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TIE TIERNEY HOUSE,

TIIE pFopTIciOr Of THIS ollanl pop.
i ular stand would respectfully inform
the public that he has just received n inll
und complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality anil at the lowest prictI.
Ills stock Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-18

w" -Ar1onsEr Al LAw.---
nm. \. d. EDMlsTON,

Practices in the courts Of This state aud
the UAiirl States.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-18

and all other carved and plain work done
cnthe shortest noticc.
|. Designs aul prices may be seen on ap.
pIIeaa"a' jnlylO.iy
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TnoMAs A. BRADFORD,

PHlLLIPPL, Barbour C., II. Ia.
Practices in the Stale and Federal
Courts. All business promptly attended
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ID -AIInRNhlE ~ lNN'
n34 WESTON, W. VA.
W. q. Bennett is Notary Public.
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J. N,HENSETT " O. hLNNb'''
BENNETT,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-18

WY. T.. LIVELY,
w -ATTORNEY AT LAM
CHENILLE, W. VA,
Practices In 0ilmer, Lewis aud njlvin-
ing counties. All business promptly al
tended to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11
pert OF NEW YORK., APRIL 10, 1872.
CLEARED.

steamship Java tns). Maryn Liverpool VIA Queenstown
G II francklyn.
Steamship Cimbrla (NG). stahi Hamburg Kunhardt Il
Co.
steamship Equator Mcclellan, New Orleans II Mallory
Il Go.
ship Lady Blessington. Williams, San Francisco-C Com
stock Co.
ship Amnta (Br, Meyer, Liverpool II Sparks.
Bark Adelaide Morris Reed Genoa-Yates Porterfeld.
Bark Anna (Swed( Odessa-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Burs Gustav Focling tNG), Lewen, stockholm-C To-
bias h Co.
Bark Annetta tBr>, Fleming RIO Janeiro-P l Nevus 4
Son.
Brig Foam (Br, Jenk ms. Palcrmo-Master.
Bfle OAK Point (Br), Wright Fernambuco and Bahia
Brett Son 4 Co.
Brig orana (Br), Doane. Asuadla, PR Winchester
4 Co.
Brig Daisy Boynton, Aprleby, Matanzas John Boynton
Son h Co.
Rrtg Leanaer lBr, Caron, Demerara-- Bros. Co.
Brig Mary Wiie tBr), Mundy, Eizabehpor-Snow 4
Burgess.
Brig Josie, Pettgrew. Boston Simpson, Clapp Co.
Schr w 4 kn!ghton. knighion st Andrews via Turks
islands, Eneas.
schr Henry Iaber, Brown. Philadelphia Brunt
Bro.
Schr Virginia, Small Portland-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Fanny Elder, Rich, Boston-H w Loud & Co.
Schr Edward Lee, Tobn, Newburyport--R Weinberg,
Schr ii j Duncan, Place, Providence ~ II w Jackson
Schr Anna Turner, Nedney, Providence-H w Racket
Co
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Bristol. Wauace, Philadelphia.
Steamer w g Pierrepont, Shropshire, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Elizn Richards. Philadelphia
Steamer MONITOR, Jones, Phiade.phia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Important transactions nIc of the Uuion
Hotel, SnrafsEa-A. q. stewart the Fur
e user Tor S532,000.
The feature OF the real estate market yesterday
was the sale az pubic auclion by Il. H. Ludlow Il
Co., OF the celebrated Union Hotel, Saratoga, re.
Gently owned by the Leland Brothers, sold by order
oil John IL. Platt assignee III bankruptcy OF warren
and Charles Leland. The property included the
hotel building ana i've parcels OF land one OF seven
acres IA the centre OF the village oi Saratoga
SPRINGS, winch is covered by the motel Itself and
It's dependent cub house. pathnouse, cottages
sc. The other lots arc occupied blythe oarns Store
house =, Ice houses, &c, oil the MOTEL Inc whole
was sold IN one lot, including, also, the lurnure
hxtufes, wines, liquors, @c., now III The HOTEL Az
tue safe thers were present large nunher ol SUB.
stantal citizens az wen as of 0utaide SPECTATORS
III Lsh estate Among tnose In attendance were
eS-JOdge Hilton, 4. =. stewart Thomas Barbour,
or Harbour Brothers. i. r. James A. q. Kings.
lanu, a. u. i'arncy, f. 8, Higgins. Samuel Lord,
NsNlu stevens aud many Others. the order for the
faie was readi giving the DESCRIPTION OF tho prop
eIW 70 DC SOLD, and settling iortl mat ~ was sold
subject 10 certain leases OF stores club house &C.,
"1 TO- aso 70 mortgages amounting 10 $l62, ia 81.
lnu nhihihR was very spirited, though not long
continued, and u was inally Knocked down to Mr..
y. 4. stewart Tor 1882, 0o9-a result whIcn 1t Is
sai1, nad nos bcan unexpected By the inflated,
Mr.. stewart beng popularity supposed to nave
aUeaoy a large interest In this property.
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MR. VANDERBILT AND THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD
NV NoRK. AprlI 10. 1872.

NEW YORK, April 10, 1872.
TO the Epir0a or rUg BERALD:--
In your editorial columns Of this day you associate
In q complimentary manner, mr. name with the re-
cent cDanae IN the direction OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company While fuly appreciate The
honor you intended 60 c01ler, justice cOmpes me To
STATE thai / aln not auu have never been In any
way, oirocuy oT indirectly connected Win any OF
the FacUic Railroad eaterprscl. Respectfully
yoJrs. q, NBN DERgILT.
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NEW S.
AImnnnc for New York-Tals Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR The
MONTH OF APRIL.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WhsuNGToN, Apml TO- 1872
The Nnitcd States steamer California. nagshlp OF
Rear Admiral Wiuslow. commanding the Pacific
soladroD, is reported 90 Panama
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INSTANTANEOUS.

Ni-Gat.ltSEOUS.
. gSplJTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n The courts ~ dnefont States. No publicity Advice
fee Notary Public Commissioner Tor every state
Y. L. NM, tcrrscllorstIaw, 3t3 broadway.
--------4------- = Il.
4 LfoGErHhR rug CHEAPEST PLACE FOR GAS
"a Firruses, Chan icYrs, Brackets kc,-6ul Broadway.
headquarters. without Intervention OF psshtiein
Git real Bronze Chandeliers halt cost ~ importation.
MrIhNEE PUTNAM, 6Oi BroadweYv
BARGAINS IN TrAs. COTFEBS, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisional oil, sI tue palate AMI N, plcSess
OF the million THOMAS t. At;NEN,
.6j GREENWICH stree, New gJrs.
tlFEk, FRLhN a CO.'S LONDON BISCUITS
Il NOTICE
LONDON Feb 3. ls7c
Several mlistiosof those celebrated Biscuits being now
oWcrri consumers vii please observe that tut nacs
pitnls stamped each Biscuit OF LEADING
varieties "A, Is. ca IILiants, Lotnhis D0minoeks
rupenic, Fancy Nic.Naot, Gems, Pearls and RING. s
rEEk fREAN 70
Tie shove imported ana Tor s,lc by - -
q. a.. YYEliN 4 SMITH,
Ad and POS ruilon street, New Nork CIV
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sohr John somes Brcndigc Welnoct for New YORK. With
mackerei, 10 Samuel Cfowell'g son Il Co.
Schr sea Bird Tlrs, y. John, NIB, for New York. with
lumber, 70 Chase, Talbot 4 so.
Schr Nctte Cushing. 81 John N g. Tor New h0ff, with
urlbef, IL ORDER
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BELOW.
orence, from Barbados

Hank Mary Florence, from Barbados.
Bark Narraganse,, from -.
Bark Rosa (Swedl 100 days from Malaga
Bark Speedwell 81 days from Messina.
Brig brothers, from Rio Janciro by pilot boat Washing
tod, No 20
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SAILED.
Marine Disu,Yers.

Steamships Java and Manhattan, Liverpool Denmark
London; Equator New Orleans.
WIND at sunset west.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-31

mics of the Union are henceforth TO move
forward to victory or defeat. never to he
S'ayeo ny politics Or compromise. To that
pollcy we shall give the most unequivocal
support at all times, and withouti asking
VINO is gratified by our course And as to
our no-party (where there is no PAM CON
temporary, which, having exhausted the pa
thence and drained the2pockets its original
hackers, Will to-day swallow the remains of
The Courier and Enquirer, and be soon
swallowed in turn by the remorseless grave.
we Will only say to it as the good
"onl@h SAID to her moribund
ou6 garrulous husband, Don't
trouble yourself with talking. my dear, but
just go on with your dying. "-Tri6unc, Julia
/, 1861.
I'VE hold traitors responsible for the work
upon which they have precipitated US, and
we warn them that they must abide the full
penalty. The rebels OF that State
Vlrglnla) and Maryland may not fatter
themselves that they can enter upon a war
against the Government and afterward re.
turn TO quiet and peaceful homes. They
choose TO play the part of traitors, and they
must suffer the penalty. The worn out race
OF emasculated first families must give place
TO stnrdler people, whose pioneers are now
on their way to Washington, at this moment.
In regiments. An allotment of land in Vir-
glnia would be fitting reward to the brave
fellows who have gone to fight their coun-
try's battles."- Tribune, Apra %, 1861.
WHAT H. g. FINALLY KNEW ABOUT THE RIGHT
OF SECESSION.
I'VE utterly deny, repudiate, and con-
denim the pretended Right of Secession. Nc
such right is known to our Federal Constitu
ton, nor, in fact, to any civilized framework
ofgovernment. No such framework was re
served, when the States ratified or adopted
the Federal Constitution. We do not be
lieVe that mere majority OF communit,
may, in disregard Of all existing forms, upse
an existing government and put one of theI
choice in its place. We do not believe til
whole population-we will say of Nantucke
or Staten Island-have right, moved by
prospect of unlimited gains by smuggling t
the main land, to break off from the Unio
and annex their island to Great Britain O
set up for themselves. We do not, believe
nation is, like mob or mass meeting. to b
dispersed by thunder shower or q stea1
fire engine playing upon it."-Tribuns, Jun
8. 1862.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-31
PRINCIPLE COMMANDS RESPECT


DR.. Goodell states that during mis-
sionary journey to AIeppo, he and his
companions ware obliged to spend a
night at Turkish cafe, where they were
surrounded by noisy set of natives. In
the morning, when the question arose
whether it was best to have PRAYERS to-
gethcr, DR.. Goodell said that a Mussul-
man never hesitates to say his prayers in
public; and why should they? He &C
cordingly opened hisBible, read chapt
and knelt to pray. He had hardly begun
when he noticed that the Turks had
ceased their talking, and were intently
watching their proceedings. He at once
passed from the English to the Turkish
language, in which he continued his
prayer till, when he closed, his "Amen"
was echoed from the Mussulmans on all
sides of the cate. When they arose from
their knees, The Turks clustered around
them, enquring who and what they were.
care yon Protestants ?" said they. Yam.
kee-like, DR.. Goodell asked, "What are
Protestants ?" "ThOse who do net tell
lies" said one. Tho,e who do not cheat"
said another. "Those who believe only
in the Bible, and try to live as it tells
them," said another. eyes," said Dr..
Goodoll, 1--WE are all Protestants.