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taxes, Tho Intersections With tho ChIcauo 8
Northwestern Hallway ut E!rln md At thv cit,
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thht ~ i;ttlcu sl'3. ooo tmmeuately, aha rrc.'t-
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, 1876-06-16

SpsciHi Dspateh 10 The Tribune
MiSNEAl"ts. Mlnn., June 1a.-Thc State
st,lrituai Convention met in this city tn.lay. Mrs.
j. II. Severance was elected President.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
Ey LETTER FRoM WEST Polsr.,

g LETTER FRoN WEST Polsr.-
Mr.. WcDindia-Dear Sir II send
you tho following about West Point
II you fud anything in it that you
think would interest your readers,
place it in whatever form you choose
and publish it. The January examiu-
alton Of the 4th class is now past. It
took from the class q members
being actually found deficient, aud Il
rcsiguing to save themselves from the
same misfortune. 1t is the object Of
these examinations to find all those de-
ficient who will not be likely to get
through the remainder Of the course,
and to assign 10 the others their proper
class standing. No wonder cvIry new
cadet is suspicious Of them. All agree
that they IRE conducted with the ut.
most fairness, and with as much lcnity
as possible; but they always result in
dropping from % to 80 from the new
cIuSs, aud one here aud there from the
upper classes. Our class originally
numbered l24. Besides those whom
tie recent examination takes away, 2
resigned during camp and 9 are absent
on sick leave ; SO that We now are
93. The examination Of the upper
claSses still continues. The usual rou.
tine Of study and recitation was not in.
terrupted during the holidays, except
on Christmas day. 1t was impossible
to avoid making q kind Of discontinued
sOliloquy on this fact. Other students
were returning 10 the old fre.sides-
all tho outside world is gay 10 these
holiday times, but they only bring
dull care and pcrplcxing examinations
to the cadets. The winter here, SO
far, has been remarkably mild. Both
ths pleasant weather aud the Centcu-
uial excitement incline one to stroll
round the fort and look up relics Of
the revolutionary times, Of which th,re
arc quito q number TO be seen. One
Of tho most interesting is house still
standing. but uuoccupicd, which was
the headquarters Of Washington at one
time during the Revolution. Another
is Fort Putnam. situated on bill near
here, commanding the Hudson for
several miles. II was built aud ut
times commanded by the General whose
name il bears, aud was one Of several
others that Arnold was SO near surrcn.
derlng to the British in l7SO. It is
still in good preservation, and quite in.
,eresting on account Of its historical as.
sociations. When defended by the
brave RcvOlutionists il must have been
impreguablc. Sir Henry we'll knew
that hc could enter Fort Putnam only
by bribiug the commanding officer.
ZEp.
WeSi Point, " J., Jan. II,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
Secretary BOardef Directors.

ET TuE JENNA GHgEN MunDRR
TRlAL-AaOther Statement. Editor
Democrat. In q recent issue of your
paper noticed u rather lengthy COM
munication irum some one in Braxten
respecting the late trial Of one Of the
Jcmima Green murderers. which must
have been written for purpose, as it
certainly failed 10 contain uu unbiased
statement Of all the facts developed up.
on that trial. At least | make this u.s.
sertion, with the intention of attempts
ing to substaniiate it. il found necessary,
hereafter. Before proceeding further
| will say to that correspondent, il he
claims TO be citizen, mud not engaged
officially in the case | will. GU behalf Of
the people. calmly discuss tho facts i'll
this matter outside OF the Court House.
0u the other hand If it should turn out
that the writer. not being satisfied with
his argument before the jury. now pro.
poses to make amends aud further de.
fend his client in the public prints. l
will not now and in this manner fur.
tler agitate the subject. us his connec-
ton with the case in that event would
give him advantages for obtaiLing in.
formation from those whose interests he
represents totally inaccessible to NE.
Yet such a mode Of procedure cannot
keep me from denuning to the legality
and proprirty Of such novel practice !"
such supCrauous advocacy OF interest
such a clearly defined work Of supercr.
oga,ion on bchulf Of 40 individual
claiming familiarity with the rules reg +.
ulatiug legal proceedings. Public
opinion in this county, respecting the
p operators Of that brutal murder, il
we'll founded and clearly defined. aud
Gun be kept in check only BY the cool
seusc aud respect for order thu. churac.
,erizes the better class Of our people
but for that Judge Lynch would have
long siuce abbreviated legal proceed.
ings in half dozen cases.
CITIZEN.
Sutton, January IS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

H MEETING or TIE ASYLUM Dt.
REcroRs. Pursuant to adjournment,
the Board met at the St. james Hotel
last night. present, the same Directors
as on Thursday. The committees
heretofore appointed made somewhat
lengthy reports. in relation to the con.
structiOu Of the engine house, laundry,
&c, and as to iusuriug the hospital
buildings. Plans and specifications
for the new buildings were submitted
by the committee. 1t was ordered,
utter considerable discussion, that the
proposition Of Anderson & PAUL to in.
sure the asylum. &C.. for Sll2.50O.
for Eve years, for the sum OF $4,000
be adopted; provided that tho firm sat.
isfy the Board. or committee hereof,
that tho companies in which they pro-
pose to place the insurance would be
liable under the laws Of this Suite i'll
case Of loss. The plans for tue new
buildings were discussed, and the
Board indicated les purpose to refer
them the local board, consisting OF
Alessrs. Edwards. Bennett and Wofin.
din, with instructions TO erect the new
buildings us soon rs possible. The
usual orders for the drawing Of current
expense fund, wero adopted. The
Board then adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

Ey Dr.. tlILLs on FiRE.PEooF
BUILDlSGs We sec by late number
Of the Delaware (Onio) Gazette that
Or. K. Hills. formerly Superintendent
Of the Asylum at this plncs, submitted
plan for the -sectlon Of o Girls In
dustrisI Home. tprOviJed for by an
act of the Legislature. The oPpro.
priation required that the building
should be fire-proof. and as the appro-
priution was small it was feared by the
Directors that they could not erect the
building with the means at their COM
manl. Dr.. Hills then came to their
relief. with plan which was unaui-
mously adopted. We understand from
the report that the construction Of tue
building is on the same principle as
that used by Dr.. Hills when he built
the bank, 10 this place. Our bank.
and the Custom House in Wheeling,
are said TO be the only really fre.proof
buildings in the State DR.. Hills
taste for architecture and love Of tho
beautiful! will never desert him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

Eg EATING BOILED Owl AT FAIR.
MoNT.-We have frequently heard the
expression, though rs billed owl" but
never knew the delicacy of that bird to
be tasted until last Thursday night
Mr.. j. A. Lceper had killed q large
one which he brought to town to eI.
hibit. some parties got hold oft for
the purpose of stufIiug the skin. At
ter it had been disrobed, some wag,
sold it to one of our restaurant keepers
for pheasant. Some gentlemen stop
ping in during the evening for lunch,
ordered the pheasant" which was
duly prepared aud its bones picked
clean. AS no complaint was made, it
is presumed that it tasted good. II
owl is good, i, is time we all knew it,
SO that they need no. DO wasted when
killed.-Fairmom Anler.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
F STATE CONVENTION OF PAINTER.

E STATE CONVENTION OF PAINTERS
NO are requested By Mr.. Joseph A.
Watson, Esq, Of this place. puinter
Of considerable ability aud influence,
to announce that 10 pursuance of the
suggestions Of the painters Of several
COUNTIES. it is proposed TO hold a State
Convention of,hO painters Of the State,
for the purpose Of consulting together
as to tho best mode of protecting them
selves from imposition; to arrange MS
to material to be used, aud tho prices
thereof, and to consult together in re-
lation to matters Of interest to men,
bers of the trade. We understand, in
short, that it is proposed to form
State Painters Association, if the
painters present should deem such an
organization beneficial. The FIRST meet.
ing is to be held in the city of Wheel.
iug, at time 10 be hereafter made
known. Tho painters Of Wheeling
should got together, and make all nee :.
cssary arrangements for the meeting,
and welcome their brethren Of the craft
from the various counties in the State.
Mr.. Watson is chairman Of this move.
ment in tho southern and western
counties, and all communications on
the subject should be addressed to him ;
as II has been left to his discretion to
6r the time and place Of holding the
convention.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

TT TuE LATE COLONEL r. p
CAMDgS.-TrtLate Of Respeet.-A, II
meeting Of tue Board OF Directors oil
the National Exchange Bank Of Yves.
ton. held at its Banking House IN
Weston, West VirgiIm. on the 10Th
day Of January, 1876: Preseut-M.
". Harrison. I. B. Camden, a. A.
Lewis and a. II. Kunst. Directors
On motion, the following preamble
and resolutions were uuanimu usly
adopted =:
WnEusAs. It has pleased Almighty
God, in his wisdom, TO remove from
amongst US the founder Of this Bank
our late President. Mr.. Il. =. CAM.
DEN, therefore be il
Resolvca. That in tho death of Mr.
Camden our Bank has lost Ii most able
and efficient President. iu whose sound
judgment and business sagaciIy we had
the utmost confidence. and to whom We
were accustomed to look for advice in
uuy tine Of need
Reslre,i. That our Board has lost II
member whose diguifed and gentle
mauly department u, all times com-
mauded our pro'ouudost respect. and
whose genial manner and 1oaial habits
bad made our association with him most
attractive md agreeable.
Rcsoired, That as marx Of respect
to his memory, We have caused the
Banking House and Presidents Office
to be appropriately draped in mOuru-
ing.
Resolred, That we tender to the wife
and friends Of the deceased our heart
felt sympathy and coincidence in their
bereavement
Resolved. Tha, these proceedings be
spread upon the records Of the Bank,
aud q copy thereof forwarded to the
wife Of tho deceased ; aud that copy
also DO furnished the editor Of Tue
DEMocHAr for publication.
b NJ. BAILEY.
Secretary Bourdef Directors.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

TT LAST weeks issue Of tho 7ele'
gram contains continuation Of Gcncr'
al Northcott's history Of Clarksburg
He says that in l776 the counties Of
MonOngalia and Ohio were organized
Mouongalia embraced all tho territory
now included in Monongulia, Randolph.
Upshur, Harrison. Taylor, Marion
Doddridge. Lewis, Richie. Tyler
Peasants and Wood. The first settle
ments were made in Clarksburg. while
yet portion Of MOnougalia county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

cent, secnrrsl y
confidence, and the
fact
That Chalfaht has now in store 5 Tors
of best iron. at j cents for bar
lie hus IS kegs Of Ecca~ooa Nails:
H. ha, Cook Stoves from Sii to sou.
IL has new Metal llGliow.~are.
lie ms blacksmith Tools complete .
lie has Gross Cu. and Mil Saws OF
every variety.
lie has Flows, Corn Shelters, Fodder
Cutters, Grind Stones. with or with
out gazing. S!oyel-. Picks. Slcdges.
Drills. CrOwtarS. Powder und Fuse.
IL has all tue wants Of Mechanic, La
borrr. Farmer or Contractor.
He hqs Carpenter Tools, Glass. Putty
Paints. Oils. Farni,hes. Lime, &C.
meut and tho full wants OF the build
er supplied.
lie has q frs, class Hardware Store
complete in all its bearings.
lie has $50 bushels of Seed for spring
sowing in transit, rev, fresh aud
guaranteed clean.
lie has Groceries, Notions, Books and
Stationery. fresh, new and cheap.
lie has Salt by barrel or pound.
ilo proposes to sell ut bottom prices all
the above, and as to stock of varied
goods, Saddles, Brides and Fancy
Goods, competition in price he
defrs.
Lastly-go to Chalfants. examine
goods. n>k for prices and fully salts
fy yourself before purchasing
As the bottom prices arc reached by
Him
lie means business. live active and en-
ergetic.
The Place-Chalfaut's Block-Open
front Main Street.
\ SIX for Chulfant and his Tea ut 10
cents per pound, his good Coffee 2
pounds for So cents
Ills "a sheets Of Paper and 81 Envel-
opcs for % cents,
Ills pure Fish Uil at S1,O0 per gallon.
His North Carolina Tar.
Ills Corn Shelters at Sll-Eaglc.
Ills good canned Peaches at $3.50 per
dozen.
His Blank Books.
In slolt spend half hour in going
through his Warehouse. noting
prices and compare the same with
others. ! ion Pure White Lead.
500 gallons Of Oil in store, Paints in
colors, and Brushes Vt every kind
and style.
The Builder, tho Mechanic Of every
branch. and tho lIousckeepcr Of tue
mos: fas,idious taste can find ca.
terer to their wants.
Cutlery. Silver plated Ware, Parlor
Coal Sets, Bird Cages. &c.
Go 10 Chalfant's and ask for any want
in the Household.
+. NJ. CHALFANT.
Weston, November Is.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
Ey RoAsoxl.-Thcro seems to be

Ey RoANoKL.-There seems to be
a great spirit Of enterprise manifested
in tho farmers here; inasmuch, that
some are opening new fields, erecting
new dwellings, repairing the old ones,
aud laying plans generally for the com
ing season. Mechanics are doing well
in this country, though q frst.class
blacksmith shop is needed. An estab.
lishment Of this kind would do good
business here.
There is great reformation being
made among the people, spiritually. as
there are but few who have net pro.
fessed conversion; though those re-
manning uucOuverted seem to be seri-
ously impressed. The meeting has
been in progress for nearly two mouths.
Cor. Of C2arksJ'~y Telegram.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

EJ AuoSG the uo,nbles at present
sojpuruiug in the city is es'Gorernor
Samuel Price. of Grcenhrier county
The Ex-Governor has been spoken OF
as the coming man to lend the Demo.
cratic State ticket next year. The fol-.
lowing is tho ticket entire: For Gov.
cruor, Samuel Price. Of GrcGnbrier;
lo- Treasurer, NJ. S. GraH,ham, OF
Berkeley; for Auditor, J. " Bennett.
of Weston; for Attorney General.
Ok"y johnson. Of Wood; for State
Superintendent Of Free Schools. Alex
under Il. Botcler, Of JCffs, sou.- IPhceI.
ing Iateliigencer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

TT On. CAMDEN, Of Weston, hand
cd to Mayor Sweeney, yesterday, for
the Centennial Commissioners, an
earthen vase or kettle, which was dis
covered iu Calhoun county recently
while making an excavation near Arm.
oldsburg. and supposed to DO of Indian
manufacture Ii is n most unique
piece Of primitive workmanship, aud
worthy Of inspection. - IFheeling Reg
lister,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

H DR GEORGE B. SIMPSON desires
US to state that be has now got his
business SO arranged that be can at.
tend to ull professional calls-the firm
having secured the services Of com.
petcnt druggist. He respectfully so.
licits calls from the country, which will
receive prompt uttention-nieht aud
day. When not at the store, the Doc
tor can be founi At bis residence (the
dwelling formerly occupied by Judge
EduistOn) just below the Bauk'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

Ey JANE LEW, a flourishing little
village iu L wis county. came by Its
name 10 a rather singular manner.
The gro Ind was owned by Hon. Lewis
Maxwell, whose wife's name was J ane'
In order to give representation to both
sides, the town was named "Jaue
Lew, the Jane after Mrs. Max.
we'll, and slew" after Lewis" her
husband.-Re9is.er.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

TT ATTENTION is called to the pro-
fessioual card Of Dr. g. NJ. Jackson. to
DO found in another column The
Doctor comes highly recommended BY
the Long Island Medical College, Of
New York. We have no doubt but
that he will give satisfaction.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

Ay AcciDESr.-We have been 10.
formed that tho Elk River Iron and
Coal Company met with severe acct
dent at their works in Brax.on county,
few days since. Some of the men
connected with the works got drunk
aud allowed tho iron to cool in the
furnace. We learn the damage done
will cost the company about Eve thous-
and dollars to repair. We hope to
give more detailed account Of the nc.
cident as soon as we can learn the
particulars.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

H Uproy B. McCASDLlsu, ESQ ,
who is now in this city as witness on
the impeachment cases. is tho young.
est bank cashier 10 the State, and is
said to be one Of tho best 6narciers in
West Virginia. lie is Weston boy.
Wheeling Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

ET BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
From the market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
4a6}; generally rated first quality
Gas; medium or good fair quality
5ia5; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS Sa3i; general average Of the
market A.; extreme range of prices
Sa6}; most Of the sales were FROM
Al o,5t The cattle we're from the
following States: Virginia l,0lO
West Virginia So; Ohio S92; Mary
land 6s; Tennessee 80. Total Q, OS3.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

EFT THERE are now in tho Poui'
tiary 116 prisoners, 112 Of whom are
males, and 4 females. OF the whole
number 4S arc colorcd males, and 8
females. From this statement it APP
pears that the colorcd brother is on
The track Of his "cibil rites"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

II CADET 0'BRrss.-We learn
from West Point that Cadet 0'Brien
passed his second examination very
creii,ably; aud bears the character OF
m honorable, industrious aud close
suleuk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
SALE OF THE
MOXLEY HOTEL

George J. Arnold, Commissioner,
vs.
William Moxley and others
Under decree rendered in this case or
tue 9Th ofSep'Cmbcr, 1875, | will sell, AT pub.
lie auction, 20 III highest bidder, in ront of
the Court House OF Lewis county, unlhr 1th
day OF February, 1916, thnt being the first
day Of the February Germ of the County
Court Of Lewis county, the parcel Of land
composed oil nd jaCcnl lots, GU which Is Il no.
tel building, knownns the
"MONLtY HOTEL"
situate at the hcad of Main Street md on
First Street, in the town OF Weston, Lewis
county, embracing an area together ofabuut
TWO ACRES,
more or less; also known rs the
BLAND TAVERN PROPERTY"
conveyed to William Monkey by Thoun;
Bland, by deed dated 95tlI OF February, 1864
TEltMS-Cash sufficient in .mul to lrly
the costs and sale commissions. nuu purt Of
the plaintiff debt, MS provided in sad de-
cree, amounting altogether 10 $3.50. Us est.
nation, as the cash payment, and for the
residue the purchaser Is u give note with
good security, bearing interest from date,
payable on"thc 9Th day Of June, 1916. The
title will be retained until further order OIL
Court.
GE0RGEJ. ARNOLD,
Jan III 4w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

E FROM 4 letter received from o
friend in Sullivan, Illinois, We learn
that young man named George W.
Harris diei short time ago. He was
formerly of this county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

E Dr.. T. B. CAMDEN, Superin.
tendeot Of the Hospital for the Insane,
was presented with q handsome cane
Yesterday, by William Kane, Esq, OF
this city, Wheeling Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

~ JUDGE EDWARDS, who is now in
this city, as President of Board Of Dr.
rectors of the West Virginia Hospital
for the Insane. is an old Wheelingi,e,
who represented Ohio county in the
Richmond Legislature during the war.
He is now Judge of the County Court
Of Lewis county Wheeling Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

cs- Mn. DAVIS, our new milk-mnn,
is prepared to supply our citizens with
all they want in that 'lue. Give him q
trial.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

Ey TnE dwelling of Nlinter II.
Bailey, on Leading creek. in process
Of erection, was blown down recently
during storm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

w' Rev. SAMUEL CLAwsos dclived
a lecture in the Presbyterian CHURCH
on Tuesday evening last on 1.-THE Ser
pent."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24
NOTICE

The Association formed for tho pur.
pose of d .feudiug land titles in Upshur,
barbour ind Randolph counties against
The claim Of Benjamin Rich aud others,
being fully organized, the members Of
said Association are requested TO make
payment. without delay. Of their assess
mens to ". II. Woodley, jr Secretary
Of the Board Of Directors, or Granville
D. MARBLE, the Treasurer Of the Also.
citation. Able counsel has been em.
plOyed for tbs defsnce. and funds will
be needed before the March term OF 1.-THE
Federal Court at Cluiksburg The
next general meeting Of the Associa'
tiou will b. ut ~ u, NJ. on the last
Saturday 10 February, 1876. ut the
school house on tue Stauntou aud Par
kersburg turnpike, nine miles Gust OF
Buckhauuon. \ full Attendance is re-.
qucsted. g. L LATHAM,
Prest Bourtl Of Directors.
W. II. WooDLEY, Jn., Sec'y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-24

TT Tue "Rlcn" LAND SUR IN
Upsuun Our friends over i'll Upshnr
meant business when they refused to
accede to tho demands Of the Yankee
land sharks. The following notice,
handed US for publication, explains 1t.
self, and should be duly needed by all
concerned: