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amendment Of the Senate. which provides that the sill
yer trade dollar shall not be legal tender He said that
further demonctiz pg Of SILVER This was an effort Of
the bond holdng interest and against the interest OF
The people II was effort IN the same direction a.
was the law OF 1859. making the bonds payable IN gold
This was almost great fraud upon the people as
that law waS II insisted by some people that
unless the interest the government bonds was paid
In gold these bonds that held Europe would be
sent home and thrown upon the market. That was
Just where he wanted to see them He claimed u was
the right OF the debtor class 10 pay its debts IN SILVER
He was IN favor OF making silver coin legal tender 10
any amount Tho debtor class had never got justice Ia
Congress, and he do bted II 1t would. This
amendment was ono OF those cunningy devised
schemes 10 take money from class Of persons aud
put Il into tho pockets OF anotucr class.
Mr.. Cox. OF New York, apologlzed to the gentleman
from Georgia thr. Cook for having interrupted his
speech. He would not have done SO had ne supposed
that SO much time would have been occupied. mas
much as the Senate had cngraied two amendments on
tho bill-one striking out the word "now," and the
other adding new section-it might DO necessary 10
give the matter some further consideration. He,
therefore, moved that the Senate amendments DO
referred TO the Committee Banking ana Currency.
The House again went into Committee on the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, and spcenches were made by
Mr. Henderson, OF Illinois, IN advocacy OF large appro
priaions for Rock Island other. arsenais and
by Mr.. Foster OF Onio IN general Endorsement OF the
provision OF the bill, but crticizng some OF ats appro
pratt MS as being on too limited scale.
MI bALlou trep), OF X l., spoke IN defence OF tho
Congressional printer
Tue Committee having proceeded to consider the
bin by sections Mr. Warren of Massachusetts,, offered
an amendment TO pay the executor OF the estate OF the
lae Henry Wilson $40, 222 being the salary for the I'M
expired term Of hissoInce Vice President After the
speeches OF Mcssrs Hoar oi Massachusetts, AID Ward
OF New York. IN favor OF the amendment and OF Mr.
Holman in favor OF lpItng the amount 10 one years
pay, the amendment was adopted.
Alter dsposng OF one page OF the bill the COMMITTEES
rose and The Hou e. ut haipas Jour- took recess uil
eight O'Clock, the evening being for action
tho BILL
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed its session vt ght O'Clock p. NJ
az Committee OF the VIII. 10 (sir Blackburn, 81 Ken
lucky the chair the Sundry CIVIL Appropriation
adiournmonL
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PARDoNs BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, Juno 81, 1875
Tho Governor has pardoned Samuel Adams, sem
fenced in New York county, April l. 1874 TO three
years. imprisonment in Sing Sing for receiving stolen
goods Judge Sutherland and Assistant District A.
torney Rollins give good reasons why the pardon
should be issued
Brabendcr, sentenced in New York, September 20,
1871. 20 twenty years lmprisonm nj in Sing Sing,
transferred to Clinton, for rape The sentenced is
muted from September 20, 1871 subject
to the legal deductions Tor good conduct. The recon-
mendations in this case are numerous The prosecut-
argerated upon the trial. and that there ought be
largo reduction in tho length Of the sentence.
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PANAMA, Juno IL, 1875.
There are no new developments in the war attitude
between Costa RIGA and Nicaragua Tho pressure OF
the snti-cercal party, now predominant IN all the
Central American States Nicaragua is likely to
change her policy and prevent with Costa Rica
the boundary question which is ostensbly the rs
but in reality only secondary, cause Of the Disagree
ment
FATAL ACCIDENT TO GERMAN SAILORS
The captain. first officer and two OF the German
brig AbJitop Gossheim were drowned the 25th OF
Nay. of Greytown. while taking q boatosd OF sand
ballast from the beach the vessel They within
ropes throw OF the brig when tho boat swamped
Two os the crew. remaining on board the brig, had
boat with which to 60 70 the assistance OF their
drowning shipmates
IyTERocEANc CANAL QUESTION.
The inter-oceanic canal fever both Nicaragua and
Colombia, Is gaining in Intensity.
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ORANGE COUNTY LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

MDDLErowS n. Y, June 81, 1870
oliver Cottcr. OF Brooklyn. and Detective 0ficer
Lane appeared before the Grand Jury the Court Of
oyer and Tcrminer at Goshen, yesterday and to-day
against sxty-two Ncwburg and eight Middlctown
liquor Dealers but the Grand Jury refused indict
he accused Cottcr and Lane spent the last two Sun
lays In visiting the Middetown hotels and saloons.
rhe Goshen hotels refused TO entertain them. Ycser
day threats were made against them by the liquor
dealers, among whom there Is An intense feeling on
the subject Public opinion here iavors the enforce
nent OF the Excise law. Only seven hotel and one
saloon licenses granted here this year and last
year against fifty IN previous years large number
Of unlicensed dealers have gone out OF business.
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SHE DID NOT FIGHT.

Mrs. Lasber, who resides at No 50 Chrissopha
street, recently reported In tho daily papers 70
have mad "a hgn," with Mrs ROLAND, who res'oes IN
the same building, and with whom. Il vas sal shs
and her daughter boarded. she feels considerably
outraged by both statements, and uesirss
u to ~ SHOWN that, being good Methodist
church member. she would lower her dignity ny
.snghtlngr with anybody: neither did ever nor
does she now b0AS1 with Mrx Ro and That lady
assaulted her one day. she says. Ands therefor
hauled before police justice and BY him was placed
undcr ponds 70 keep The peace
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MAINE REPUBLICANS.

4t BANGOR, June a. 1876
The Republican State Convention meets here to-
morrow. It Will be merely formal affair. Nothing
Of particular interest Is expected TO occur.
Tho Fourth Congressional District Convention also
meets tomorrow. L. Powers, OF Houlton, Is the most
prominent candidate and thought will receive the
nomination over H. NJ. Paisted, the present incum,
hen
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SOLDIERS NATIONAL REUNION.

COLUMBUS Ohio, June q, 1870
Great preparations are being made for tho third
tona reunion Of soldiers to be held Caldwell Ohio
ON September 5, and Z. The War Department, under
resolution oil Congress- will furnish the camp with
and muskets A sham battle will DO one Of the
most interesting features Of the occasion.
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MURDER.

CNciSSAri Ohio, Juno q, 1870
At oxford, Ohio, last night man named Camdcld
threw BRICK Davis his brother in-law. while
tho latter was endcavorug to protect his sister, Can
fields wife from abuse DAVIS Immediately shot him,
from the effect which he died In few hours Davis
nj arrcstea.
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Charles Dppcl is thirty eight years old and native
OF England. Ho Is afflicted with suicidal and
has made several attempts TO destroy himself Last
night no severed tho arteries or both arms He vas
taken TO Bellevue Hospital, whore his wounds were
might recover.
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MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY.


Tho body found floating in the river yesterday has
boon identified that OF N. Buas. OF 81 Thomas. An
investigation shows that he was murdered on tho
wharf adjoining Firlsy market, and the body thrown
into the rrivr- A sum OF money which he 10 known
10 have had on his person Is missing.
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SENTENCE OF A MURDERER.


PoRT JKRvIs n. r, June q, 1876.
Henry Moon, who drowned his child IN the west
branch Of the Delaware River At Walton. Delaware
sounty last spring found guilty a. the last term
81 The court Delhi and sentenced TO seven years IN
lhe State Prison ~ Auburn
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FATAL ASSAULT BY A WOMAN.


Bosros, Mass, June r. ls'6
man named zec'ig found in saloon IN the
Highland district last night IN dying condition. and
woman named Kacr has been arrested on charge Of
causing his wounds
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asarly al members who spoke said they had known
Gu .ernor Hayes from boyhood. and who had always
fell that he was destined 10 be great day.
, 1876-03-08

ton it cannot continue to exist. All the
educated members Of bis Party, with a
few exceptions, are Of the same mind.
Even among the ar isans there is a growing
disposition to accept what they deem a
mutilated Republic rather than run the
risk Of getting no Republic at all. Many
fanatics Of the democratic Party dimIy see
that the hopeless failure OF the RoyaliSts,
the degradation Of the Imppriali>ts, the
existence of "A Republican Constitution,
and the powerful, if unwilling, aid of h.
most popular soldier Of France present a
combination Of favourable Circumstance
which may not come back agaiu. The
wild protests Of ". NAQUEr against the
Gomez iatory tactics Of VI GAMBETTA hav..
therefore, done Ijttla mischief aud by
emphaticaI Y refusing to e.,ct NJ. LOUIS
BLANC, who stood at he had OF the poll
in Paris when the National Assembly was
elected, the Communal delegates IF he
most Radical city io france havr siguii-l
a determination to br ak away t I'm Revp-
la ioaarv couaseIIotS. Such a c}aaga Of
temper i>ooe Of th~hoppirst political signs.
It il should last even tor a few years, it
will do more 10 give peace to he nation
than the most sklIfuI devices If cons.itu-
tioual craft.
, 1876-03-08

In spite Of the Marshal Presidents let.
ter, and the circulars t. Tie Protects, aud
the strong pressure ,x ftal on the Mayors,
The Senatorial Delegates have ut up ITO
Republicans. mos " Noiegues, 81 Bona.
partists, IS 0rIeauiStS aud friends Of the
Marshal. and 81 Legjlimi>ts. To these
must be added 81 Republican lie mem
bers, 3 M~acMahonites, aud Is LegitimIsts,
making the totals 1877 Republicans, 1gainst
81 OrIeauists and friends Of the President,
SO Bonapartists, and 36 Legitimists, or
1873 in all. The Repuh leans, the eiore,
are masters Of the Senate, even without
the abstinence of the Legitimrsts, which
in Orlea0ist or Bonapartist crises N Gam
BETA can always secure. They have no
motive for voting for revision or a IisSo.
luton which can BRING them no advantage,
while they dislike the Republic less than
any form of government except pure
Monarchy. 1t follows that he Marshall
President cannot dissolve the Chamber
which is to be elected on the 20 h inst,
without the consent OF the Moderate
Republican party.
Lieutenant-Crloa Burne, now in the
Council OF Ildia, but formerly Militia y
Secretary to Lord Mayo, is to accompany
Lord Lytton to India as Private Secretary.
II that selection has been made by Lord
Lytton, it is credi'able to his judgment,
Colonel Burne deserving mucn Of The
credit Of Lo d Mayo's reign but if i has
been made by Lori Salisbury, it suggests
that he is not quite 50 coufleut in The
new appointment as The Premier, and
thinks an experienced, trus worthy dry
nurse not out of place for a Iiltlr while.
l. either case, Lord Lytton will have the
benefit OF the advice Of a singularIy com
peteut man, who has the business OF tine
Vlceroyalry at his Fl gers ends, aud Will
not be embarrassed at first by his W
ignorance of persons aud details.
Mr. Cave returns to England, having, it
is feported, completed his mission Clearly,
then, his mission had not the object
assigned to it in this country. Even It
Mr.. Cave had been a man with a genius
for finance and for getting The better OF
Orientais. he could not have put Egyptian
finance straight in the time he has devoted
to it. He might by possibility have
succeeded in discovering how matters
stood, but re very greatly doubt even
, 1876-03-08
TIL avis"

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-24
'EEsc Jcsflisma G~cc:l Fgardcr

The special term of no Gilmar Cir.
cut Court held by Judge Holt for the
trial Of Isaac Il. Perkins, and Samu,i
Il. Perkins. charged with being ecu
cCr0cd 10 tho m4ilar cf.r.mirua l!reoa,
enrcIujcJ at1 o'cI1a'':: ? " on tie
10th, AID ended in tho aeq11!t.l If the
pMtica. More than 300 si,nasy3s were
SCmr'saGd; and probably ljj exag.
'Icd; while r!les snd attachments were
Issued against over 200 more. The
two PeT!;ia's were tried heretofore 10
l5Faxton county, and convicted, but
Judge Holt granted . new trial and
change of vOnue.-Eliah Perkins is
yet in jail at Sutton and will be tried
ut the August Court.-A boy named
Wines. who vns indicted ioiatly with
the Perkins. vas allowed TO become
States evidence. The State was rep
resented by Messrs. Fame, Lively,
and Hays, tho defence BY BraunOn,
Fleming, Squirea, and Morrison. The
trial Occapied 10 days aud was ono
of tho mos! todioua and important
ctimina! cases eyer tried at tic Gilmcr
coubty.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-24

RgNEw NAL RourEs.-l1On. Ben.
Wilson writes US that be has received
. largo plumber Of inquiries concern
inc certain mail routes in West Viz
ginip, established by the present Con
sro.s, and decming the matter Of gen.
sral interest to tho people of the State
and especially to the First Congress,
siOnal district; DO will avail himself Of
tho medium Of the Tus DEMOCRAT to
answer them. The routes referred to
arc as follows:
From BurnSvillO, DraxtOn county
via Sayin Grove 10 GlenVillu. G!lmcI
county.
From Royers' POstofice at Pelrols.
un to OxbOw. both in Richie coSn'
~. - :,
From Bolton, Marshall county, t
Proctor, WeIzel county.
From Jacksonville 10 WalkersVilIe
both in Lewis county.
Mr. Wilson adds: Gen. Tyner
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Yesterday informed me that he wOulG
Include these routes in his next adver
.isement for letting Of mail contracts
which letting will take place IN Sep
temper next. Nail service upon IA'
new routes will probably commence
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The jacksonville Tastituvc.


JACKSONVILLE, July ~.
Editor DemocrDt -CPon my arrival
hega on tho evening Of the l0th,
fonOd Poi. W. J. kenny, sqiouruing
wl!h our hospiia5is aud ioyitt land
lord, JGhn c. Arnold. whO, having
flashed bis laL0rs at the Institute led
4; Nicholas Court House, was promptly
on haad 10 III Get nc upon my arrival,
:raiy 10 engage in tho wort: at this
placa On Monday. the 18th, VIC wero
someTLat discouraged On account of the
failure Of teachers to come in, unit! late
in tho day our eyes were greeted with
the arrival OF n goodly number, all
from Lewis except the one from Upshur
county. :, At . o'clock 2. ~, Tho In
stitute vas organized ty calling to the
Chair Superintendent e. W. Crook,
and appointing your correspondent Sec
rotary. Prof. Kenuey was then in
troduccl, who proceeded to explain to
those present the object Of the Instit.
ute and tho manner in which it would
be conducted. Thsreupon tho names
Of the teachers above referred 10 were
carol!ed rs members of tho Institute.
Yesterday, our plumber wAs increased
by tho addition Of two more +; and from
the information received from the
ncighbors, We expect to increase it to
fifteen or twenty during this and mex.
week. The citizens Of jacksonville
are very kind and accommodating, all
encourage the conductors and members
of the Institute by their presence
Prof. Kennsy just received informa-
tiou from the S,ute Superintendent that
no will DO here next week to examine
candidates for professional certificates.
Those wishing an opportunity Of GET
ting such certificates will do well to
avail themselves Of the advantages Of
tho Institute, and SHOULD by no means
neglect to conc W soon Is they pos
sibly eau. It's required Of tho con.
ductOrs Of these Institutes to keep
correct minute Of their pr9ceedings,Pnd
TO publish the Iams in tie county pa
per. This will DO sent in to you utits
close. Respectfully,
4. S. BLAND.
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re- TIE TA,N.-Corsilcrablo ID
tcrcst is already being manifested in
/ the coming Fair. which takes place
September 9th, 18th and 29th md
tho prospects of its eclipsing, in this
Centennial year, all former mcctings,i is
very nntIering. The trotting race for
the Lewis, Gilmer. lIraxt"n and Up
shur counties Belt Purse bids fair to
b. warmly contested; for frs: horses
arc spriugiug up on all sides. We
still put our faith in WoIiadin; but
the time in which Wesley Fell's bay
geldiug stepped around the track the
other evening warns tho boys to look
oat for their laurClS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-07-24

ET BALrluuRs CATTLE Market
From the market report this Voc. We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
6a6; generally rated frat quality
4Sa5 medium or good fair quality
Sfn4i; ordinary thin steers. oxen aud
COWS s4n3f general average OF the
market ST; extreme range OF prices
3IaG; most Of tue gales were from
Al to 81. Tho cattle were t ON the
following States: Virginia 515; Ohio
8l7; Maryland I'll; Pennsylvania
8; Illinois So; Tennessee lOl; West
Virginia 295. Total, 1882.
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Sind ForI;. July u.

Eg-ARoS y. PETERSON ESQ, one
OF the mos! prominent citizsus of Skin
Greek District, Lewis county, departed
this life on Monday last. llO had been
suffering for year or moro from dis.
case Of the kidneys; aud for some time
past had beeu confined to his bed.
The deceased, during bis liFo time,
held various positions of honor aud
trust in this county, and was q. one
time member Of tho State Legisla.
LufO,
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ETNorIcE.--Thc second quarterly
meeting Of tho Freemau'S Greek Cir
cult U. i. Church, will DO held at the
Fishers School House, between Weston
aud Jauc Lew, commencing July 10Th
at 2 o'clock, 2. Il. and lasting over
Sabbath. Wa purpOsO on having a
Basket Dinner Meeting on Sabbath
spending tho entire dayiu religious
services. The alteraoou 10 DO devoted
to tho Sabbath school interest. The
people Of Weston aud Janc Lew arc
cordially invited to attend. Rev. S.
J. Graham, Presiding Elder, will pre-.
siQy. j. W. Booosss. Pastor.
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@-FEoI notice in this issue Of
the DEMOCRAT from Hon. i. Wilson,
it will DO observed that competiti sc
examination will he held in Wheeling.
August 2Sth, of candidates applying
for appointment to the Calst.cngiueer
corps in the United States Navy. a
copy Of the regulations governing this
examination AMI the appointment is
on fiIG in this Office. and may DO seen
BY any ono DESIRING.
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cE supuEs DEAru.-Ou Friday
last, Mrs. Mary A. Morrison, VIE OF
John B. Morrison. died in the seth
yeur of her age. She had been suffering
from heart disease for several weeks
before she died, but at tho time Of her
death was apparently in good health.
Or the morning She died. Sho went to
seq ueishbor, and on coming back,
became iii, and had to have assistance
before she arrived home. Alter got.
ting in tho house, sho ouly, lived
about so minutes. Her funeral, IN
Saturday. was largely attended ty
irlonds and roIutivcs, aud was mark
of the esteem in which she was held
by her friends and neighbCrs.-The
deccase lsavcs husband, nine chill.
tren, several grand chi!d:cn, aud a
host Of friends Rul relatives to mourn
her d cath.
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EJ JACOB BuTCWEE, ESQ Of this
place. departed this life On Wednesday,
tho 10Th insi., aged 81 years. The
remains were inferred on Thursday the
20th. in the beautiful "AlOuni Gene.
terry" near the late residence Of the de-
ceased. Dlr. Butcher was one OF the
Oldest, best known, aud most highly
respected citizeus Of the county. In
our nest issue We hope to publish q
brief stetch of his life.
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TyEonpDr JvYsu, ESQ tho ente,

ETEonrDr JvYsH. ESQ tho enter
pri,ins cigar manufacturer Of this Plac.,
returned home last week, from trip
through Ohio. EIo reports the Ger.
mans of that STATE as being almost
unanimously fer Til!cn and Hendricks,
aud says inst all the indications point
to tho triumph Of tho Democrats. even
in Ohio. Mr.. Jutcr also reports en-
thu,iusm "a,l along the linc" in ia
yor Of the Democratic NJ .ninccs.
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EgB.sgrT MEErISg.-Wc are 70.
qucSted ty LeOuidGs Smith, Esq, to
announce tina: basket meeting will
DO held on Smiths Run in this Goun.
ty. on Saturday the 29Ih inst, The
meeting will DO held uudcr the uuspi-
ces Of tho NJ. p. Church-Rev Oliver
i.OathOr. presidipg.-Tho public is
respectfully invited to attend.
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Cattle, Horses, &C.,
Of the Estate of R. P. Camden,
deceased,
WIFI be Sold en-

TUESDAY, July 18th, 1876,
at the fam Of the late 4. I. Camden, on
POLK GREEK, LEWIS COUNTY.
five miIrs liom Weston, tho following live
stock and other personal property Of said
estate, consisting oil tat cattle, thoroughbred
horses, cows, sheep, etc. !OJ head OF three
aud four year old tat cattle; 10 head of
yearIings; one two year old aud one ycar-
ling bull, and two yoke OF oxen.
HORSES.
Nine fine FLOODED colts, thrcG, four and
Ave years oil-ltevenue's and DUswelrS;
two two.ycar-Old cVitJ, and four farm aad
brood mares,
COWS.
Sixteen bloolci cows and calves Dur
hRms-lHd ten yenrlng hafers.
Alse, u lot OF household nnd oClcc furut-
turr, farming utensils, harness, and lot of
lumber, hay, &c.
FOR RENT.
There will also te rented at the same
time, for term Of years, the FINE GRASS
FARM belonging % SAID estate, Of 1900
acres, aud capable Of grazing 500 head Of
cattle.
The sale will he continued from day to
day until completed.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash for alt sum; under SIS. Fo7 all
sums ovsr SIS, credit .! Is months will be
given, taking notes with IuliceRt security
from the purchaser
FLORA CAnDES, Alm'rr.
Above sale is postponed ill the 9Th oil
September, when ii viii certainly take pIIrc,
FLORA CAMLEN, -Adm'TE.
July 18th, 1876.