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The Eplzootlc.

This disease. after flirting for som,
time alOng our borders, has at last
made bold plunge into the county,
We hear Of u good many cases in dit
fercnt parts Of the county, although
Jane Low aud Weston boast of tho
largest number. The horse men say
that the malady, so far a. it has dcyeI.
eprd itself here. is IN its midcst form
We hero desire to repeat oar cauiiOg
Of las. week, that it is Of no use to stay
away FROM town to avoid the epizooiic
Its raSagss have been us equally
severe 10 the pure air Of Tue coun.
Try as in the murky atmosphere of the
cities In this matter you have got 10
trust to luck"
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kcoRRR'|3EE 9$.5ss!S'R'|'EsfA
~ A-S6ssGE:-1SSSISALD -
Never Give Up tho ship.

ANbNNNibNN W.
70 The Editor Of 7He Democrat
sec that one Of your Lewis county
Democratic correspondents has Snrren'
dcred horse, foot aud dragOon Many
havO bGCn the dark hours in the his.
tory of tho Democratic party; but |
see nothing in the present state oil
things to dishcarten any Democrat.
At tho close of the war there was no
such a thug 10 existence as a Demo.
cratic organization; yet, although the
Democratic hosts were disorganised
duriugthat bloody struggle, Democracy
is tho same to-day that il was in the
days Of its greater apostles. Al
though We have some men calling
themselves Democrats who have won
drrfully changed, We, to my mind,
should not set aud mourn over the past,
or compare things to-day with things
80 or ~ years since While this is
no timC for discussion Of abstract
theories, or for too close q scrutiny
into what are called principles of pub.
lilo policy, the Grst aud most urgent
duty is to ssvn what is loft Of the Cou-
aud Republican Government,
AID when the greater danger which
nov thrcstCus both shall be passed, to
report the damage that either may
huvo suffered. When "a ship Ia i'm.
psrilled by wind and waves, tho sail.
ors do not stop to inquire into the
philosophy Of tho stOrul, or the fault Of
The rigging but make common effort to
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
An Appropriation.

We arc frequently asked-"whaI
are tho chances for au appropriation
for the further construction Of the
Asylum :" We reply, that 80 far as
We eau see, they arc good, Governor
Jacob makes no special rOcOmmouda.
ton upon the matter ia his message,
but points cut the necessity Of The
carly extension Of the structure, tho
demand for more room, and advises Il
lilerl appropriation These facts.
together Will, Mr., llcDacll IN the Sen.
ate and Nj. Lewis in tho House, will.
VIC think, insure a large appropriation.
Gay from $4,000 to $4,000 each
year for the next two yoatS.) We
hardly think that any less sum than
$4,000 will DO appropriated {" this
purpose.
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TINE Edt)CRfg
MoMANN, Dec.
a GREAT NAN mas FALLEN.

HORACE GRErtEY, late candidate for
President Of the United States, found
or Of the Nsp York Tribune, aud our
greatest American journalist, is dead !
iIe died on the 10Th OF November,
1872, near his country seat, in the
State Of New York. His sudden and
unexpected demise has produced a
profound sensation Of sorrow and grief
~ every part of the United States, and
Indeed throughout ChristCndOm. The
recent death Of his devoted and loving
wife, together with tho labors, anxie'
ties, disappointmeuH and termination
Of tho Presidential contest, proved too
much for bis noble and generous ma
turc. His great soul and tender heart
we're unable to endure the double mis-
fortune which 50 suddenly and rapidly
fell upen bin. Deneatia seized hi
distracted brain, and hc soon fell q
yicrim to the Grim Monster.
We rercr before have been called
upon IN record a death, surrounded
with so much Of sOrrowfuI pathos and
sadness. as that Of IlonAcE GREELEY !
but yesterday, as it were, ho was the
great Captain Of an army of Liberal
followers, battling to rescue a brave
and fallen people, by peaceful! arbitra-
,ncut, from tho very depths OF misery
and poverty; aud although uusucccss'
full, more thsn three millions Of Amer
lean citizens recorded their solemn APP
prevail Of tho justice Of the uuderIa'
king. lIoRAcE GREELEY, though
beaten down and crushed, the princi'
Piles for which he'd died, still live. The
seeds of forgiveness and oblivion
which hC poured out of his great soul
have taken deep root and are becom
ing wide spread. The hate Of the vic
torious conquerors cannot much lOngct
keep away The angels Of peace. Th,
tomb Of the great philanthrOpisL vii
become tho temple for the dOSn-trod
den aud oppressed to meet togGthe
and rclcarsc over the plant Of thei
woes and wrongs. The warning
and teachings Of history, aud tn
bloody munumission Of four million
of African slaves, arc terrible lesson
FIR tia nnnressor G;eneral GKINF. iii,
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An Ensll,Irman on Ills Travels.

a. w
VIZ. " 6 "; Ill.,
wy DSaf or S - nave luS' arrived
a aaa as you Know am l0'Ilgasr y
~ UlF'1, G1uSa.'ou, manners TaU..s VI
INC laua wua' SoIne PeoP.S eau not III
convenient p"ssy 9. VI = aFgo .9I'
tune III tne va "ofiu' w ciO o,; y.eIui
NC an anh vain income o. %iU,vvV'
came 10 , roE'n A''sF , IntSs year
agp Tue lVtn Gay Of Iass april ans
since NY artl ,. nave spent t'0 ~ Oh IN,
'!mc IN ' .,p IIs, 'Srougnous , t I eon
'arns. W. Jn''su s '2'avS aau %SAi w.
p spent the %"O s, o. last year 70 on INT
faclnc coa''LlOoAins OUT LOT so"'
sehla' spot @neTe | coulu make
;0Hye toF nySel. aua some '.IF ,! Vue
Sao would consent 9JGin me IN 'l'ol
0!''s'ut voyage ana snare "''n III,
wnas OF ear!Hs goods possess anG
what 10 mo /" thousand nheS etea'el
"a 'sae ''Om0"f ''a'"le', ogcctlO"1'
saw n'euy spot ." .no SHORES Q
'ua' pease; !;i O'a ~, VeVAn, '"I '0e" ~. u
2Io " ga.la a E.I, .',i |I n ~ . .'"'.
taoor anu pans Voslu W I n,aaG wI "a
oRehs101e ln'sn' envy, Dus III aI' u!
travels from h!'Ia'ns possessions Y
.ao mus u Ino Mon t.z an'
!
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synopsis ortI.e Proceedings
of the West Virginia
Legislature.
SENATE


Resoired, That committee, con.
sis,ins Of nine, lie appointed to rear.
range the districts for the election Of
Representatives IN the Congress of the
United States according to the popula.
ton uscertained By the census ofls7O,
and that three of said committee shall
be appointed from each Congrcssion !
District, aud that they report by bill
or otherwise,
NJ. Bennett, on leave, introduced
the following bills, which were subse.
quently read the FIRST time and ordered
10 second ronding
senate Bill No. 4, "a bill for ex.
tending Tie time for asccrtaining and
certifying the result of the election held
OF tho 9th day Of October 1872, for
Representatives 10 the Congress Of the
United States of America -
Senate Bill NJ 8, "a Bill for the
permanent and temporary condCmnA.
lion of land for tho use Of the Hospital
for the Insane, and prescribing where
il may be sued;' aud
Senate Bill No. G, "a Bill! amend.
ing the l7lst Section Of Chapter SO Of
tho Code, concerning the trial Of APP
peuls."
Mr.. johnson, President, announced
tho following standing Committees;
Privileges and Elections --Meosrs'
Grsntham, Blakemore, Camden,
Walker and Bishop,
Judici1ry--Mcssrs Camden. Gustinl
Bennett, BIakemorc. Hull, Of WetzOl
Dickinson aud Scott.
Fiuauce-Nlcssrs. Bennett, vawter,
Sherrard. Summers, Grantham, jacob
and Scott.
Eiucatiou-AIcs,rs. Hall, of Bar
bOur, BlakemorC, Eastman, Mcdonald
and Bishop.
Counties and Municipal Corpora
,ious-Me@rs BIakcmore, Price, Hall
Of Barbour, Mcdonald aud McClasky
Roads aud Navigation-Msssrs
GuAin, Wilkinson. Dickinson, Prize,
aud Scott.
B,nks and COrporations-Mcssrs
Hall, Of We.zel, Caldwell, Shelton
Shcrrard and jacob
Public Buildings and Humane In
Stitutions-AIessrs Summers, liennstt
Gustin, Bishop mud Walker.
Pcuitentiary-Nle'srs Jacob, Gus
tin Summers, Yawter and Price
Militiu-Nlcssrs WalINr, SAcrrard
Wilkinson aud Scott
Immigration aud Agriculture
NIessrs Jacob, Hall, Of Barbour
Eastman, Wilkinson aud McClnsky.
Claims and Grievances -NIcssrs
sharrard. Hall, of WcI2el, Eawtc
aud Caldwell
Public I'riu,ing-Nles,rs Eastman
Camden, Gruntham, Dickinson ant
Bishop.
Ruies-Mcssrs. johnson, President
Summers, Bennett, Walker aud Nc
Donald,
Public Librsry-Mcsrs. Dickiu
sou. Camden, Shelton, Hall of Bar
bout, and McClaskoy.
To examine Clerks ofFico -SIcssrs
Caldwell, Eastman and Shelton.
The President announced the fol
lowing nnmod members Of tho Seunt
as the committee appointed to roar
ranged the districts for the election 0
Representatives in tho Congress of th.
United States under tho resolution n
dOptcd Monday, viz: Mcssrs. Bennett
Hall, Of Wetzcl. Gustin, Sherrard
Bishop. Summers, Vawter aud Nc
Donald.
Senate Bill No. s, "a Bill for III
permanent and Temporary eondemua
lion Of land for the use Of tho HOspits
for the Insane. aud prescribing whcr
it may be sued"
On motion of Mr.. Bennett,
Resolred, That tho Clerk Of the Sen
ate cause to DO printed tho names @
tho members Of the several committee
Of the Senate, to be suspended at th
doers of the committee rooms.
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save the vessel and their own lives
from the yawu,Bg abyss, This is cx-
actly the situation Of the ship of state
now. Let US get her first into safe
harbor, and then examine the hull
aud repair all such damages MS she may
have received. The Thirteenth, -Four.
tenth aud Fifteenth Amendments to
tue Constitution of the United States
are now de faeio laws, and as nuch a
part OF the Federal Constitution us any
other part thereof; and while they ex.
list it is our duty, as good law abiding
gitizens, to obey them, Although
they we're forced upon the country BY
the strong arm of the Federal Govern.
ment, yet they do exist beyond cur
control, still we by no means endorse
them aud to argue because we are
hound to them, that we therefore en-.
dorso them is funny logic, while the
proposition maintained BY some that
the Fourteenth and Piftecnth Ameud.
meuts arc utilities is too prcposterous
to need au argument. Aud the argu.
ment that voting for the Flick Amend.
ment endorses Negro Suffrage is Just
us prcpOsterous. Negroes werO voters
without tho Flick Amendment. and
would have continued to vote if the
Amendment had been voted down.
But where would have been the
thousands Of white men cuIranchlscd
BY it?-but for whose votes where
wouln have been the Democratic party
of this State to-day? Senator Thur
man, of Ohio, says-"SO when tho
mcu (thc ltadicals) throttled tho Con.
sti,ution Of the United States and
ruined tho peace of the country-when
they made the South almost as ruinons
US in tho midst Of war, We demonstrated
and oppose them. aud now because
We cannot deny that tho thing has been
accOmplished-bccause We are com.
PEELED to admit the fact that the recon.
sstructi laws have been executed, aud
the Amendments to the Constitution
fastened UPON us, wo are told for sooth
that VIC admit that tho Radicals IRE
right and We arc wrong That's logic
for you Give the Democratic party
fewer fault.fnders, more patience and
fortitude, with II firm determination to
man tie old Democratic ship while
there is a plank of her left, and as sure
as there i! n God tho principles Of tho
Democratic party will triumph, Lei
us not be discouraged BY one, TIVE
three, four or five failures, as in til,
end We will succeed And hereafter,
for tho sake Of the country, lie, us hay,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
upshur and barbour Items.

PEcks Rus, w. Va. Nov. 80.
IT, Me Editor Of Tic Democrat.
The people Of this neighborhood,
without rogard toscct, have presented
the Rev. John Rexroad with new
hat and Overcoat, costing eighteen dol.
lars
A few nights ago, as some men were
coon hunting on the Buckhannon river
they encountered some game thai
proved to be larger than that sought
for, in the shape Of u panther, which
killed one of their dogs and run the
men to their homes, II seems that
This animal has been providing around
in the DuckhaRnOn and Midllrlork
hills for some time, but this was The
first time it has been encountered BY
ally persons,
You oomplain in your late issue that
weddings are "skacc" in your place.
Not 50 here, We bud three in this
township on Thursday last.
Thanksgiving day was not generally
observed here except by a few school
teachers, who. By law. have a holiday
As have taken up winter quarters
ia Barbour for portion of mS tipc,
will give you few items from that
county.
had the pleasure of Il trip to Phil
lippi. which place l had not seen for
moro than nine yeaR found it
pretty much the same old placc-many
Of the ancient land marks arn still Wis.
iblo. and like tho man with new cap
on, saw himself in a looking glass, and
not exactly recognizing his own fea.
lures, III being largo mirror at the
side of the room, as seen in many Of
the city storcs) he called to his friend
to know WHO it was. rs "he looked
kinder natral.' phrIlippi still looks
kinder natral." Considering tho
times it is not going ahead like some
other towns. The town contains four
or five stores, two drug stores, ono
liquor shop, two taverns, So, with
tho usual number Of lawyers, doctors.
&c. During my stay put up with
Dr.. j. D Talbot, with whom | Jared
well. The Doctor knows how to feed
the hungry, and charges a very mod.
crate bill.
Lust Monday night some mean
scamp undertook TO broak into the
store of Mr.. Coburn, at PccltreC, and
prying Off a window shutter, was heard
BY woman who, in tho absence oil
any man, was bold enough to march
fright up and run him Oft, and thus dc.
fcated his object.
There seems to be scarcity Of
school teachers 10 this county. No
wonder. Here is the way the Board
of Education in one of the townships
has to advertise for teachers: An or.
der from thor journal, posted at pub.
lie places, requires the trustees Of the
districts not to employ any teachers
for moro than $3S1 per month.
a few evenings ago attended the
meeting of a literary society on Indian
Fork; and If tho people of every
neighborhood could do as they arc 10
the way of improving their talents
much good would be accomplish ed.
Tho old, the young, male..and females
were all equally Interested. The old
the young, male and female, wero all
equally interested. Tho cxerci SEES
con sisted Of vocal music, declarations
and discussions; aud tic managers
certainly do deserve credit for the
manner in which they conduct i'll
Yours, &C., Y.F.
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SALT LICK, W. Va Dec. .

SALT LICK, w. VAn Dec. 9.
TO The Editor Of The Democrat.
Mr.. Daniel Bright, oil Salt Lick has
fenced his wheat field in with pailings
How is that Tor high?
Dr.. John l.. lthea has rocked tn,
road from the pike to his house., be.
sides other imPtovCm nts.
Mr.. William Heater is putting up I
house on Salt Lick. llurrlh for sail
Lick.
Mr.. John Knisely has bis school
house nearly Completed On Salt Lick.
kollyson & Singleton arc selling
goods cheaper than ever. Wake "
snakes aud crawl.
Yours truly, G. NJ. T.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
Charleston.

Our Legislative report is small
enough. this week in all conscience
but Il is the best We can do, "Susl
as | have give I unto thee" The sy.
nopsis to be found in another cOlun I
is all the mails have brought US UP tt
the nour Of going to press.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
HOUSE OF DELxoATps.
On motion Of Mr. Lewis,

OU UUIIWu VI MI IIVWIFI
The joint Resolution in relation to
the printing aud binding Of the Jour.
nal Of each House, Bills and other
documents, was referred 10 tho Com.
mittcc on Printing, &c.
Mr.. Bradford, from tho Special
Committee on tho contested election
case from Calhoun county, submitted
report giving Absalom Knots the
scat.
Tho ropor. was adopted and Nj,
Kuuits sworn in.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 he etelilors u. nlon!as Blnnd. Dc


70 he creditors " Thomas Band, de-
ceased
In pursuance of decree Of the circuit
court Of tho county Of Lewis, made III rs
cause therein pending, 10 subject The real
estate Of the said Thomas Bland tO'tlIc pay
meat Of his debts, yOu arc required to pre-
sent your claims against tie said Thomas
Bland tor adjudication 10 ". l.. Dunnlng-
Ton, commissioner, ut his Office ia the said
county, on or before tho lilh day Of Janu-
ary, 1873.
Witness John C. jackson, clerk Of the
said court, thl, 4th day Of Dnccmher, 1872.
luHS Z. JACKSON, CLERK.
II lralnon, Nu desO.Ct
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Old America.

We invite attention to tho letter Of
our esteemed correspondent "Old
America, :" in reply to Excelsior. -
five are not very much mistaken, a
r ight lively eight will ersuO Both
arc we'll posted, aud are fiuo writer's.
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T III F. PEA NO

Ms. 81, P, FISHER would hereby
notify tho public that she is
prepared 10 give
LESSONS on TIE PIANO.
The patronage Of the citizens Of
Weston and vicinity is respectfully
solicited.
wk.rOS, Sept 80. 1879,
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tbs PRESIDENTS Message,

We have resolved this document,
but too late for an extended notice
We shall present it in full to out
readers uezt wsek, and uutil then We
reserve comment.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
BED TICKS

wrh Ahpawnlt aud Viii woOftcr hare
biz supply Of good straw on hand, and pa
ties dtsi ling TO have their Bed Ticks filled
would do well to give them call.
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COMMISSIONERS uggICG,
Weston, Deo. 4, 1872
Francis NJ. Chalfant, pl'f,

Newton d. Bland. in bis
own right, aud as admins. ID chaneery
traitor Of Thomas Bland de-
ceased, John P, Peterson,
Thomas II. SwishCr, John
T. Bland and NJ. W. liar.
rison, defendants.
The above named part les nre notified that
| have Rxed upon the 18th Of January, 1879,
at my Office in Weston, Lewis county, IIeSt
Virginia, to execute the order OF reference
made by the circuit court Of said county IN
the abOrc entitled GAUGE, on the llth day Of
Nay, lsI2.
Given under my had, a, commissioner IN
chanrery Vi the said court, the day aud
year first Aforesaid,
W, l.. HUNTINGTON, Com'r.
II BranuOn, p. q, dec 0'it
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09

Tho good people of Weston and of
Lewis county arc respectfully invited
to purchase their Music and Literature
ofC. W. Walters, ClNrksburg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
Mig Hogs.

10 The Editor Of The Democrat.
a few days ago Mr.. W. W. Hull,
Of this county, killed a hog which net .
ted 54s pounds. lilo also killed i've
young hogs which Noted total Of
2,OOU pounds, am anxious to know
il anSbony in the county eau rise" on
these figures. III.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
oyERcoATlNGs,

In chirehillA, Castor, Ed,.lsn, MOSCOW.
and Etquimlut Beavers, Ant
English Neltons.
CLOTHS, English, French and German Of
every texture aud color.
cAsSlaEREs, English, French and
siveiy. ~
yEsTlScs, In Plush, Velvet, C.,hn,,..
snd silk, Of every s,yle and grade.
SHIRTS,
Made to order from actual measurement And
A FIT GUARANTEED.
THos. HUGHES & co.
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re- Whore did you 60. that beau.
tiful ChrOmOE AT S. u. Barretts
Gallcry-"i'n't tn lovely facet
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Weston, W.. va,

Weston, W.. va,
VIII practice 10 Lewis aud adjoining esun.
ties az Agent UfihS National Co.opetatire
Business Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, p,oEecute
bounty, Pension, aud all other kinds Of
Government Claims, and collect debts ot
S,,SIy description In any part Of The United
lie will also act asa Real Esat Ar,u.
and M such icssessra unequalcl 5iGepM
e the bayins anu selling I Land o nd r.
tate 3 30 ia
TUE ENTERPRISE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Opposite E;r RalS,on'S,
Main Street, Wc,tsn.
stock Of "
~, Doors AND SHOES,
lP,hlelhe oierE al living prices,
i rStI'Sa'aE attention paid 10 custom work.
NOIE THEFtlCT-I keep On hasI
GIOrC, Kid, lasting aud l,orossa,
Button Gaitr', Bs6, Coat and N.
rocco St Balls, Asses and Caiidr.al
rs' I, and Fancy COIored Shoe. Of
.jor Oah. f
GIVE NE A CALL. uua YOU ru ),
eniain TO u ,uttsd,
" r WILKINSON.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-28

flaming BUFFALOEs.-Much interest is
now felt in some parts of the West on the
subject of demonstrating buffaloes, and the
opinion is generally entertained in stock
raising districts that uu i'm i,oi tant and per-
manent increase of the meat supply of the
country may be affected by this means,
with great profit to those undertaking the
experiment. 1t has been found by those
who have made the trial that the buffalo or
bison will fatten under conditions fatal to
ordinary domestic stock that it is worth
more in hide and flesh than the OK, and can
be trained into the performance Of any kind
of labor for which oxen are adapted. It Is
obtained for the purpose. The old buffaioes
cannot be domesticated, and their flesh is
SO tough as to be unfit for meat; but the
old ones are very much in the way when
the calves are to be captured. They are
kept in the centre of the droves, and in
the case of danger the bulls flank the herd.
To capture them, therefore, it is necessary
to break through the ranks of the fankers
and laaso the heifers, which is difficult
and dangerous operation, considering the
fact that the herd sometimes covers very
wide extent of territory. No way has yet
been devised of capturing the calves that
would not be more likely to kill them than
to take them alive. There is reason to be-
lieve that this difficulty will be surmounted
at some time, however, and it is thought
by many that the demonstrating of buffalo
calves will receive such an impetus within
the next few years as to make an important
branch of the stockraisipg business of the
West.