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8Daan's
ODper D bosp b d t
bon robsn &HOdsu.

Sn Der aultur res Bai3enS Dtro bic rette Spars
iomtstt ourd Den @ebraut iolhen 9uuser5 erjiett,
ueIder Den sroBten Grtrag litiert uno oas 9auo IN
BEN beIten 3uitauoe flr ben @ra5wud5 betdBt.
gSbatt,t'S
6pper=Ybosp6at ppn roben &np6en
ipiro fir bieIeu 3fued 6eoeutenb benut oa e5 oieie
Wirfuug but bas @rn5 besa6lt oft ben Yreis bes
0uu9er5 uro ld6t ben oer9roBerten @rtra9 oee
gBaijeu5 als reinen @jeiuinu. Seiu Din9mittel bat
oenieIben je iibertroffen. Die attipeu gi9enI6uteu
oes beiten peruuaniben guano'5 nit ben ldneer
hauernben g8irtuu9en Der Guf9eloiten ano6en oerz
6noeno lit es fir 28uijen uni6ertref6ar ale SSdrs
mer, neldbe
gSbann's &Dper=ShuSpbat
ponro robeu&n obcu
9ebraudt baben, brauben uiht all ben Bertb beIIe(z
ben erinnert ;u ueroen. Sbr iortpdbrenoes @ebrouz
den oeiiebeu, abr fiir Sabr, lit Der gr0Be 9elues
fir bic Seroienfe oeiietben.
6armer, Delfe bieie5 6eriibmte 3In9mittel bis
isst nod uitt sebraudt BADEN, itno ernTttid erIut,
oafIeIbe 5u periuben.
g1 Sein me6aniIher 3ufauo lit ans.
.geSetdnet fein un0 trofcn, poourdl ooIelbe
beioubers iid) gum ,,0riaen" empfteblt.
By- Bbann's Spper=B9 o5phat BON roben Suofeu
miro nur BON SSaltnu &Shaan 4 Gomp. in gYilz
mn9ton, Se(o. fG6r5trt ano lit in ibren 9a9er6duz
fern:
str. 1G, 25oniD's sSerftc,
Satttmo ore, 0io.;
Sr. 9O3, g3eit SsontitraBe,
gStlmtustnn, 0et., uno
y,r. 28, SUB. 29erften.
YbiIabeIpbiG, 8a.,
gu ba6en.
BampbIete uno 6irtutase iperoen auf aniuben per
Boit 9eidjdt, (gLuot2 3gDSte y,)
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F. RAINE, Proprietor.
YuftamtS 2tuSwetS.
Heifunas /. Worfo Inn rearIm 6klor tdn

Setfua8s porfo fur reseImdsise tdsItht Subs
itrt6enteH (oertelidbrh 9mpfana o ore sabIbot)
30 ets., fir wohentlihe Subirbenten Cts.
Niles, seIs9entlih nerianote seorudte 9aateria
(etnjelHe Sldtter, Sroihiren, Dtuiifaien, Ran -
icrpc, aarten, Sitbosrapb bie'n, 9irtuIGre Blber G.
Gent fir ie 5lpei unyen.
9rieie, nerfieseIte asa6ete, gang ober tbeiIpe fe
oeibrlebeRes YlaterdI Bud zgianucripte uno All $
l9en Suhbduoer unb Sbrititeaer auseetanid te
uuSe.
Crtsbriefe an BIdseu, mo- ii4 Sreftrdser beF t-
Gent.
Money Orders" $50 nitt iiberfteiseno,) $40 III
uentger ets.; iber $40 uno $50 nitt I6ericiaen >,
~ Cts; $40 unb $50 nht hberfei9enb, 15 ets. hb
$50 un6 $40 niht dberitei9eno, % Gts. ber $40 III
800 nldt hberitet9eno, % Cts. G5roGere Summe 4,
ais $50, bebtn9en erhobte 3abIune.
0ortp aodl fremoen Q6nnern.
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We1sere Werid,fe i,nt, Ntfn.

9ahdnn q, 10. Aug. : 6olaenbss ii oas
9ctern I'M Setrefi Der @ouieription erlaiiens
9eiret, ..9te 3n9elianoene @remption bonn
Nillttdrotenite Seitens berlenigen, melde
$1,000 besableu, bat Die Streitfrdfte Der per=
ldleoenen Corps itarf 9eli6tet; ou jeboh Die
ielben gum aftiueu SeloOienfte unbebingt mo-
tbig fno, 10 mnB oieies Sreitaufsipitem be-
ld)rdntt tuerSen, unb fam baiielbe bel Der
Gaoallerie unh Der NegermiliS fitnftig nid,t
nlebr liattfnoen. Nur 9elunoe, frdftige @tell=
pertreter merben sn9elafieu. Siinhi9' it bas
otet;aEtsiuitsnl ln,r 6ef ber Stfantefie 3uiai.
fsg. @ofi9a."
9ananna, 19,aus. - Cine abtbeilnng
lpantfder @uerlla8 entbedte an II. cine S1lz
iurgenten6anoe inter Suntes mno perfolgte
bieielbe bis ned Squara. Die Hebelen itane
ben unb bieSpanier 9riffen iie au, aber leioer
nnter nnsiinitisen llmftdnoen; iie litten bird
etn perbedtes Seuern aus ben! Gebiib beoeltl
tenb. Spdter lpareen Die SnlMrgeltten beoelte
tene peritdrft iln6 grlfien' bic Spdnier nit
Sa{d,fhenmsiIsrn an. Die Spanisr ipAroen
geiGlageh. u
Sn Bee asaft hes 10. uerbrannten bte Sn=
iGrgenten cine Ylantage in Der gsdbe BON
@itela.
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Sefaantmatbnagert.
OtIuEWI ItHHttj9tHytN'
StaatssWeIeBe.
Saftrt 1T Oct Sibnng oer Staatss
0eicB8ebltnB 1874.
amtliGe Scfanntna9umg.
&apitel 313.
s 6 E nno Sti9erei.
Gin sScsct,


Gin Sciet,
Inn oen %. 9(bihultt ocS Al. Geiebes Ser 81
fentlihen allgemeineu @eieee, betitelt v6iic5
uno 6htercien," llntertitel - YatureHt" auf
3ubebcn uuO nit 3uidben wieoer eiIlSuieben
1. Il b. i6 6nttt. Sci e8 perfii9t uuo Der
oronet bur1 Die @eiebgebuug Don Dta
rplano, bab Der 23 2lbid,1itt oeS Al
9lrtifels he5 Sober Der allgemeineu Diicntli
d)en Geete, tetitelt Slide lnO 5Siiderei,
llntertitel yEaturtut," j" ici II. lit biermit auige
hoben unb nit anoereu Nbidnitten mie0el
eingeIebt, Inn mle tol9t, 81 lanten:
%. gtiemanb ioll eS crlaubt icin, Urgent
cine Seine ODER gteb gum 6angen BON S1at
ODER l0Griuge Quer iiber Den BatIreutIluf
nieoertreiben; ebenlomenig iOa Senlano oas
Waher bes Yaturentflulle8 NIT Stangen ooel
irgenO Elm anoereS Snitrumeut idlagen ooe1
beunruhigen, fir ben 3med Slide in Seins
ODER 9tet 5u treiben; ebenIomenig ioll iraeub
Semanb, weld)er I'M bsiagten 6luiie Swilhen
Dem 5. Wtdr, uno Dem 10. Dtai ftld)t, iraenO
cine Selne oOer 9feb nit Otaid)en bon meni=
ger alS IL 3oll Quabrat, oocr lpGbreno Der
iibeigen SahreS5eit, irgeno cine Seine ooer
yteB nit UtaIdjen bon meniger al5 3oQ
Auaorat gebraud)en, rlno gttemano ioll it
gcub cine Gene ooer 9tet III g8aIier BON
nidt weui9lteuS II 3oa &iefe ausleeren.
SrgenO SemanO, pel6cr oen 9lnorouuugel
OieieS 9lblhnltte8 suwioerbanOelt perfdQt
III Die I'M %. gbl6nitt an9siebte Srafe unb
9Se9nabme.
3. u bi dnitt. llno iei e8 periii0t ur6
peroronet, baB oieIes 8eieb bonn Gage Der
annabme in Sraft trete.
gSir beSeugen biermit, baB %orbergebcnbeS
eine getrele unO periefte 9biArtft eines pon
Der @eietgebung bon WarplanO in Der So
nuarSs sSieung bon 1874 paiIirtcn @eictesilt.
sIng,iitts @aNaway,
SenatSzSetretdr;
Wiitom y. STOP,
erlter 9lerf oes llnterbaulcS.
@enebnli9t AM II. 9lpril 1874. (199,Gt, u
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Scr @clnutnrft.

Stem 9 OFF, 10. 9lug. - @elo leidt su
2-2A. gSef)lel flau, 4.874. Sob itetlg su
109s-4. Stlt9ationen oftip, Se6ier 1lS4,
'62er 112. aftien ifloiIen flall, 1tem 9orf
Central 1929, @rle 324, Safe Sbore 734, 81.
Central 939, gittsburg 86a, 9tortbmcitern S81,
pref. 55i, 9tod Sslanb 1O14.
llnterihatamts Silan3: Sob s52 ,097, =
636 SnIrnnt SEQ 600 Q76
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Die nene seimfud)nma bon 2tmitin
NeUQ00.

@an8ran3iSco, 10. Quguit. - 9el
Sdabelh iuelden Der neue 8olfeubruh in
suitin, Neuaoa, augerl9tet bat, miro iiber
100000 betragen. Die Selpoyner beS Dor
feS purbeu ourd Soten geparnt. Oas
sSaiicr itieg i'm Ganpon 10 Sup bod,
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Wiht III neraeiIeu /!

ebe ian cine Geib6fts= ODER 9Ser9n isunes geie
anritt, cine 3uials Yoice in Der lang etabIirten
sno ~ avelsr Life and g AeeI sit
au5 perihcoeue gSee.
ausselseate ansemeine =Bolicen. 9,2i7
Sebens= Yerfiherun9s rBolicen.... 19,49f
SeSabtte Iufpriide iiir nH9lidafdlle nno &ez
bensperluite. uite.................... ,572, ,653.93
@eiammt= Gtnnabme. me......-...-.. 2,931, ,t16.2S
ne6srituB lber standardization 96s ,422.6S
Sbos. Is. Wc@uire, Staatsza9ent,
lNuo20. OttI i'm rSnu="G5ebdu0e.
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yerm;I9te Mn,eisen.

Man berlaKe ben Giienbabnmagsom,
spemn n,am mad, sar. 13, 9seft ga Itimoreitr.,
no6e oem rNidrplano Snititute," fommt, nno be-
Sa5 ih6nfe aliortiment BON Wt6beIn, 3eppts
d,en, gSadlS stud II. /. ~. Sas 9roBte, bli9ite
'G99-2092} VI. 81. gSalfb.
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Sermii9te 9tn;eigen.
1914. 5reie glnslteluns. 1874.
fsremoe un6 Biirser finb ium Seiu6e Der
3altimprer SloGen= tano WeSitngs
(Sfe6eref

gtr. SO unb 50, torb.oollioapitraBe,
nub sur SeFdti9uns Der sroben 8lo6e fitr's
ueue Eaatbhans ein9eaoeu.
8eie glofc iit Die sroste, ie in Baltimore seeoi=
ieue uuo nm Elm Orittel GROCER, oils jeoe auoere in
unlerer z tabt. @Io6eu uon ir9enb einem GefpidDte
BON % biz 90 900 Suuo peroen prompt eeliefert
&. Weaeiter G. S6bueu.
Gta6Iirt 1911. (195-200f)
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VWtWW tVU NSWpWW%
> on9 song, 18. aug.-0ie 6ineiiI6e
Negterung bat Der Gegierung bon Sapan cine
Srtif bon 80 Sagen geitellt, in meld,er aQc
Gruppeu bon Sornoia suriidgesoaen iein
miiiien. lnterOefcn trifit China aasgebebnte
Sorfebrun9en Su einem &riege nit Sapan,
peld]er, mte man alsemein permutbet, iid5er
Qu8bred1eu mtro.
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sps3ial : Neti,e,t.
Atoore's 1lo(fn-Babupu!npr

eifeftip reini9t unb nabt Die Sabne peiB, Ior ben
2Setnfteiu CO, uuo peronoert ooa gseroer5eu be,
auem uub iparlan. Greis % Gents. Su babeu in
auea apct9etsn uno Srosuen>5 >5anolun9en.
(Auq5, ,l2Uitef)
aD SD pertaufe Nibmaidtuen aGer art ani Nioz
nats5abunsen. ser ater Saar beSablt, erbdlt einer
boberen ab6u9, els BON irseno einem anoeren Sauit
In Der Staot ertaubt iuiro. SD oernlietbe uub repa=
rire, turS idJ tbue Naes.
s. Il. 9icssennep,
gr. 1856, gBef=Sapetteitrose, unb
(Yiai26,1SD SIR. q, SitzBaltimoreitr.
Rf- S,utelsSlcrfs miiiieu iebr bohhe seute iein,
ionit da auf lie Elm gutter 2beit bes @ebdiii9en, cas-
Senen, bic bas @esentbeit iine, antlebt. 9as
"Imerteau=opufe" in @pitpn bat beionoeres
gliit; es beiist in ben Reiben iener anseitetlten
iolde al9emelne sebliuse oe6 reienben Hn6lifuns,
uie Die sS. Oiprid, Ooue uno glapp. U9O- -2Otf &u)
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SuO=llutertfa.

Yanama, 8. Iu9. = Bcru bleibt &c
miibt, oas Gerrain fir @iienbabger iii fuSt,
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3. Statue, 9sransssbsr.
gpe3ial >Woti;e,t.
Balttmore
flrt 9u(ura1ff Wfkff

gut c5u uluIuult V)lHtf1
buomett=tyde bon eputbs umS xHater, traits.
Ian oSer SGaSen ourb SranounsIiid iomoIi IN Ss,
Staet. tpte TIM 2anbe, ole Nrten bon @iaenthnn
sWSaS, saSsSs anS
TIM 8au begriffene ooer tm Saieu In 9aouno befin6.
TIDE Sabr3eu9e u. I. 10.
Das Eirrttortun beltebt ans toIseuben 6erreH:
SEQ. Ii. Biters, S. b. 9apff.
Dauib g. Wilion, s, Robt. Seu!fus.
Sora9 Yenntn9ton, 6. W1orton SteiDdrt
Sfdncte Z. 6iIg, .. g.. Hepcomer,
penn @arrou, Grpile Sorsuie,
VI. 9. Gteuart, u. u. 4Gulor,
Wm. 5. Srune, Ssrael @o9eu,
George e. 5ariion.
Mppltiaticn6 sSornare nuo ipeiere 80 brfht iibey
bic @eieliheit ,uiro in ber Office, SuotpeP=Gde ocu
Seut9= unS S8aterfrase, ert1eit, mo aud ale s.ufs
ndge iofort erIeoist weroen. Beritderunsen psrben
au{ ir9eno cine Srif ansenommen, Welde oer April.
lant pini6en mag.
fSant.1SD, Br. kSooomortb, Seer.
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Die faufmdnniid,e Maentur bon
Il. o. punn 4 Comp,
S&ooit=@6e Der Baltimore umo GbarItSftr.,
Salttm
(@tabIirt TN SUM- f841.)

(@tnbIirt I'm Suni f84f.)
Siees GtGbliiicmeHt lieiert (nur On llneri6reiber
ale notbi9en oetailltea Sufomatioueu biuiibtIlh
Der Stelung, Serantporttbteit &c. uou Saufieuten,
Sdnblern II. |. 10. iunerbob Der Ser. Staaten, 2er
ritorieu uno Sritiizyioro zam erta; aud lieiern e
Elm ReterenJ BUD, Weld)es bic Numen pom mebr
ais 10000 8Gueuteu Il. [. iu. unb oeren Staten unb
Sic Stenune berislbeu ent6dlt. 9s III oas compile
teite uno aus9eoehutete Soitem, weldes iemals fur
SeauenIidteft Der Santz unb 6anbel6bduier uno lin
oels or9aniiirt tpuroe. % ue9bireaus babeu mir
ipebe in Den bauptildlthfen Stdoten fino; unler
Srleihteruu9eR foTnen nidt Ibertroffen ueroen.
gSm. o. Searlett, bieripobnenber @ompa9non
Sc SdIli9e Auiprife fperoen eir9eIo9en unb &C.
rtttsiadcu i'm Aa9emeinen beior9t. (5an2i,1SD
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Die SaElpfcr Der
nSpa'itburgz zNmerifaniI6eu
Observation-Disclosures"

osneepn aus ben ScbrSeuaen erfter 6 Iaiie.
"@pemannia," Capt. W. 8lbleptlh;
nSaoaria," tim oau;l
"SoruffiG," Capt. gdbmlbt;
-Simbria,." Capt. @. 6. YIannt;
"5riHa," &apt. IS. Dtu,r;
-tsermania. @opt ) gBinBcn,
~Sammouia," Capt. y. BOB;
~9olfdtia, tim H0uD
Sfpfharinsia," a II Baa1
SYomm.rdn,n." Cant 81. 2. Gttp, nisr,
sSaronia. )" Capt. RielGen;
~6iIsHa, capt e. Qettp;
~4eutouia," Capt. y mir;
"{burin9ra". Y pit. s. Weutr;
.SdueaIia.+ Capt Il. 6. 6roEIeu:
-sSeffpbaiia, 9apt. Siat
rSranepnio," @Gp'. Rem;
nNbenania," tim Bau;)
"SMeria," i'm (eau.)
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Gftt Si,tS Der YNaiieridie1t erleaeu

oas pisridbrise Sinh einer slrbsiterfamilis'
Die i'll gSeiternz auenue pobnt, palo Dor ie6s
9so9en BON einem S6ooBbunbe, einem flei-
nennensmertb HHo marb penig ODER aar ni6i
beahtet, 9ln ner9angenen WtttmOd warr
Die Slcine lebo6 nltmobl, unb ais man am
Sreita9 ben Ir3t bolte, entbedte er ioiort, bat
gSaiieriden Die llriad]e ibreS 2eioeuS lei.
alle 9iilfe erlpies iid ais erfolglos uno trat
Der Sob Samlta9 Dtorgeu ein. Ser SAT-
erre9t iniofern Sntcre'ie, alS er Die anna bme,
0aB Sinber Der SSaIierlfeu nidt srliesen,
Niinnn III oft =
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8raTIfet1
Gbitta tttto Sora1t.

81 10 De Saneiro, 1S. aug. - Da
braitltanild)e Yarlameut 1T aufgelDit NOR
Npr
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Sie Sampfer bes
uSfprS Seuticbeu 2fDnS"

8pIlben Bremen uno Baltimore
oia 6outbampton,
oefepen aus Den e9eus tir ccn OicnR an bPY gInha
eroauten, init taqenSrior6eruHacn perebrnen riSsrHSn
Yolts 0ampiidiIen uoH 1000 1onnsn;
~Sdltimpre," Cart. 2ilienbain;
H2Seriiu, ,"& Capt. putiber
~Obio." Capt. b gmner;
~eeipSis," Capt. SGgu;
"Srannf bneia," Capt. llnbItft,
~Rurmbers," &op.. Sdosr.
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9te @atsenernote pom Galt=
farm OF

yoiton, 10. anguIt. = Sin 8oitoner
8auirnann ia9t. oaB er yiaflrihteu pon Gan
5ransisco bat, oaB tpenisitens 700 Sdiiie
pom le 1900 9ounen n0tbis linb, Inn bic CALI
iornild3e Saai3enernbte mad europa gu be-
f6r Acrn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

b. Lynch (; The second representing tho
better method, by Prof.. Clark.
The last evening Of the Institute,
Friday, July II. was occupied by Prof.
Kenny, A. NJ, and Superintendent
Byrne. the former delivering an aa-
dress on Education, and the latter leo.
turing on the School Law Of West Viz;
GINA,
Saturday was taken Up by an cyan.
ipatiOn Of applicants for Professional
Certificates BY tho State Board Of Ex.
aniperS, consisting Of Colonel Byrue,
Prof, Kenny and Rev. Mr.. Lcpps.
There were Eve applicants, three Of
whom, viz; j. A. Cook, D \. Potts
and VIM. l.. White received each a
Certificate to teach tho primary branch
cs; the remaining two, Prof, u, 5.
Bland and Prof. Murray, received each
a Certificate to teach the primary and
higher branches, including Latin, &c
The examination vas pronounced to be
a most thorough and rigid one by all
| who witnessed it.
AT the close Of the Institute tue fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the members present:
WHEREAS, The education Of the
youth, embracing his physical, mCnlaI
aud moral culture, is u work Ofgrcatcst
Importance both to tho individual land
the nation, and it behOoyes US as tCachl
ers to use every means Afforded US 70
our advancement and the special prepa'
ration for our work. ThercfOrO,Gs il
\ Resolved, That we Ondeayor to i'm
press upon the minds Of the people the
importance Of free and liberal system
Of public schools, and that wO earnestly
solicit their cooperation 10 raising tht
standard Of the same.
Resolrsd, That we tpnder'our thank
to DR.. A. II. Kunst, Of the Hospila
for the Insane, for the reading Of III
evenings entertainment Of extracts from
his Patients Experience" aud to ID,
state Board Of Examiners for their ad.
dresses at the close Of our Institute
aud also to the citizens who hayu at
tended our meetings, for their Interest
manifested by their presence.
Resol=sa. That the members Of hi.
Institute fully appreciate the ins,ruS
tons Of the Conductors, and that they
wish TO lnanifest it by offering this res
olutiou.
Resloed, That these proceeding. b,
published in Tue DEaoCRAT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
The Normal Institute.

Colonel B. W.kByrns, State Super
intcndent Of Free Schools, having ap-
pointed Rev. DR.. Young and Prof. II.
D. Clark to conduct Normal Institute
at Weston, tho Institute convened oh
the 9th Of July, and continued for TIVE
weeks. The attendance Of Teachers
was not large, there being but twenty
one enrolled; but the exercises were
spirited and interesting. On tho first
evening Of the Institute tho new aud
commodious Hall Of tho Public School
Building was opened with appropriate
addresses by 4. NJ. Chalfant, Esq, DR..
Young and Prof. Murray. This Hall
had never before been occupied, ard
the Institute used ii for tue first timo
the Commissioners having seated it with
comfortable chairs.
Specimens of Teaching were given
from day to day by the conductors in
photography, English Grammar, His
tory, Reading, Penmanship, Arithmc.
tic, Algebra, aud tho Theory and Prac.
ticc Of Teaching. Familiar lectures
were given daily on the best methods oil
managing school, securing attention
and obedience, behavior in and out Of
school. politoness. forming habits, &c.
The Teachers present wsro also called
"a a q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
Tho Charleston Courier.

With good deal Of regret, we an-
nouncc the suspension Of the Charl e,.
ton Daily Courier, which occurred on
the 18th inst. The Tri. Weekly and
Weekly Courier will be issued as here
toforc. The Daily Courier has been
ono Of OUT most valuable exchange, /;
and has done more 10 defend tho Per-
marept Seat from the attacks Of its en-
emiGs; and build up the interests Of the
Capital City, than any other instita-
ton 10 It.
Mr.. Ilcnrys. Walker, tho Courier
editor, in brief but graceful vale
dictory, rctircs from tho management
of The paper, aud it will hereafter be
conducted by Mcssrs. Gallagher aud
Warren, 70 whom We extend our best
wishes.
No man in this State has boon moro
hotly aud upjustly prosecuted than Mr..
Walker. For more than two years
bis name was bufeted abroad as that Of
aprc.judged criminal. Sentence was
sought to BIO passed upon him without
q hearing; aud an honest investigation
Of Tho cisc was postponed and deferred
until Mr.. Walker forced the case into
Court. Then, indeed, as soon as tic
impartial eye Of the law rested upou
the evidence, tho prosecution assumed
lis proper shape; and ii appeared con.
elusive that the persecution Of an ind
siauai, and not the public good, was
what the whole matter consisted Of,
Mr.. WalkeriB announced 10 deliver
addresses at several points Ito Is de-
circus. -aS any gentleman would be-
10 correct The slanderOns reports thai
have gone out against his character
He IL The most brilliant orator in lilo
State, and wherever he goes, fair plHy
should secure lis side o. tLo question
patient and respectful hsaling,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
Chicago.

The actual loss by fire is consider.
ably smaller than at first estimated.
About one thousand buildings we're
consumed, a large proportion Of them
roOkCries Of the fimsiest description.
Some sixty acres were burned ogor,
principally lying west Of State street,
and yet the loss falls heaviest on tho
east Of that street, where tue more val.
liable buildings were located. All the
important pn6lio buildings burned were
on Wabash Avenue, which, with a few
fine residences, comprise tho bulk Of
the loss. The total loss will probably
reach four millions aad assurances one
million dollars. ..
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The constllutlOn Ignored.

By decision Of Judge Melvin. Of
Wheeling, it would seem that the Jon
stitu,ion itself, is unconstitutional.
The etfecto his decision Is, that the
Legislature has no power of providing
for IN appeal from an unjust or I'M
proper decision Of the Courts. Why
90 The 85th Section Of Article sth
Of tho Constitution provides that no
citizen Of this State, who aided or par.
ticipated in the late war between the
government Of the United States and q
part Of the people thereof on either
SIDE, shall DO liable in any proceeding
ciyi! or criminal, nor shall his proper.
ty be seized or sold under any final
process, issued upon judgments or do.
crces heretofore rendered, because Of
any act demo according 10 the ussgcS
Of civilized warfare. a
How Judge Melvin should have ar.
rived ut tho sage conclusion that an act
ofthe Legislature, made in strict confor'
nifty with the Constitution itself, is IN.
constitutional il is difficult for US to deter
mine. We don't profess to be Judge,
or q Lawyer; but II the Constitution
adopted BY the sovereign will Of tho
people means anything, 1t means that
no property shall DO seized or sold un.
der any final process issued upon judg-
ments or DEGREES heretofore rendered,
because Of any act done according to
the usages Of civilized warfare.
tbs not unexpected TINT Radical
Judge-the clone star" Of loyalty"
on the bench Of this State,-is the firsl
to upset tho Constitution, approved
and adopted by moro than forty thou
sand Of our people.
This can scarcely DO in accord witt
the determination Of The Roman De-
mocraoy Of tho Panhandle. II The,
had supposed that Judge Melvin would
have decided constitutional question:
which sanction the unlawful seizure .
private property, it is not probable
that he would ever have been allowed
to resume tho scat to which by tht
grace Of God and Arthur l. BOrcman
EC was appointed pro lem.
This decision, 50 clearly in conflict
with law, aud even with tue Consiitu
ton itself, will DO carried to . higher
court, discussed upon its merits, aud
undoubtedly reversed as we are quito
confident that the Supreme Court Il
devoid Of any partisan feeling. In the
meantime, 1t may DO we'll for the Rad.
ical brethren who have been halloiul
over the decision Of Judge Melvin, d
remember that while
1.-THE wheels Of tie gods grind slowly,
They grind exceeding fnt."
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THE EVILS or INTENPERANGE.
An Address Delivered b.
AoM.w. E.MRNoAD,
At the Weston M, E. Church,
July 1srn, 1874.

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