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South Carolina Certain for Reform
Spec ecial CorrespoGd dcnce of the Bait. Gazette

SpeCihi VI eho onits odHStso'
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 28-While
the great democratic victory in Georgia
had salutary effect on the various states
of the union, nd state, procably has been
so much cheered as down-trodden South
Carolina. The personal popularity of
Gen. Wade Hampton, the indignities of
a corrupt and tyranical party and the un-
lawful and outrageous interference by
the administration, all have aroused the
widest enthusiasm of a gallant and for
bearing people. The presence of troops
has had the effect the authorities at
Washington intended it should have.
The colored voters, before the arrival of
the soldiers, were of their own accord
Joining democratic clubs in large num-
bers; but now they believe they will be
used violently II they do not vote the re-
publican ticket Thousands of the col
ored voters of South Carolina will vote
for Chamberlain, Hayes and Wheeler
through indirect intimidation. But
however this may be, those away from
the influence of the soldiers will vote
with the democrats, as thousands still
retain their membership in democratic
clubs.
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The official report of the fight with Sit
ting Bull on Cedar Creek states that five
Indians are known to have been killed
The report concludes by saying that ''the
matter can be closed now by vigorous
work." and that ''some cavalry is indis
lpensable."
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The Tse of Troops Rebuked by EK-
A tOrney G. sut r. 1 Stanb,

CINCINNATI, o., October 31.-Henry
NJ. Stanbery ex-Attorney-General of the
United States, in an open letter to the
Enquirer, denounces Grants proclama-
ton and consequent ordering of troops to
South Carolina as entirely unwarranted
and unauthorized by the Constitution
and by the facts in the case as detailed by
the proclamation itself. The opinion has
been prepared with much care and is
based on points of law and the Constitu-
tion, which are defined with great clear
nnss
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PREPARING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Army Placed at the Disposal Of
Local Politicians.

Local Politicians.
AIKEN, S. c., Oct, 31.-Gen. Ruger,
has issued orders that troops shall remain
in camp on the day of election: and not
go near the polls except upon call of the
United States Marshal or deputy, thus
placing the troops absolutely under the
control of the Republican managers, to
be used as they see fit. Up to this time
153 white citizens have been arrested. 1t
is rumored that the day preceded the
election 100 more will be arrested and
held until November s. Captain Mills,
commanding this post, has been sum-
moned to Columbia by Gen. Ruger. On
his return tomorrow the distribution of
troops for election purposes will probably
take place.
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ent, one of whom was a candidate for cor
oner at the time, besides quite lumber
of colored men who heard the whole con-
yersation.
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TUE LQUAl,IEEs OF LANDS.

tn" Board u! E,;usI:z1ion. wc nraI
i".u,mad. viii mrst in ;Hr city ct
Nhe,haI m the 9Th vi March. tbs
iivarl will have many and important
dG'ics 10 pcr!urr. It mast necessarily
dc'rruinc The relative value Of bands
hciwruu the several c"uu:irs. sud 60
justly; and it must also fix stand.
ard value between lsmlS aud personal
property. We arc unwilling TO sup.
POSE that the "luoli.4gS would so lar
forget the duties which, they 1--WE to the
public, or TO the more importan: duties
they owe to themselves TO suppose that
they would violate any jus, rule on the
subject. 1t will not do for them to in
crease the value OF lands by any appar.
ent equalization. and thereby diminish
the Just contribution of personal prop.
cfiy. Both real aud personal property
must bear their just share Of the bur-
Ihrns Of government. the expenses
o' government must oe Fa'u ny TAXA
ton, aud the value oil real rSintc be lu'
creased beyond It's relative value MS
compared with personal property for
purposes OF taxation 1t Is apparent that
tue 'abd-"older musl contribute an un'
duS snare III 'hG support OF government
The lear oi discrimination III favor OF
personal property 10 the prejudice oil
real eSF'c' caused much Of our orpre'
henS'oh heretofore expressed upon the
announcement Of the appointment OF the
hYnnI'zerS by the Governor. It can
not DC disguised lh"t 'he agricultural
interests OF the great Munonsahela val
ley were utterly ignored BY the ioVtr'
nor III his appointments. No one who
cultivated the Soil a. ap'raniount duty.
was 'Ount worthy ny Ar Jacob; a"d
It is not n"tru,h'u' TO say that The "g'
ficaitnraI ami grazing interests were
rendered SubS"rvIrnt 10 tho mercantile
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J25EE DE,Hl51] ]02l5}52S5
MoNANM EvN, y
T.. \. BENELTT, AUDITOR.

Tho "closc nicking' By which L 4
Bennett. Aa!i,or. escaped im9each.
meht. >houh! h. n warming to ali Vcru.
plying positions ul hug as EXECUTIVE
officers As for the apdi'ura In 81
generations to er."s, " hi'u beware.
Wild cat Insurance cSmpq,.,'s, vrl
taIkativc attorneys (Gc!, As snrr VI ,hr
prosecutors in liz" Impeachment CASEY
must no, be irrsirItca hy the Auii-
tor. in behalf o! the people. OF he must
take his chances on ~ indictment Tor
high crimts aud mi,lrmcaaors "
Should interest he due the school fund.
90 bonds Owned hy tho State. he mn.,
shu; hiH eye 81 tha; fact, or he may b"
"jerErJ up" for "malalmiui,tratiou in
Office" il any mammoth corporation.
euch as the Baltimore md Ohio Rail.
rold, owes the State taxes, aud the
Auditor insists that like the farmer and
merchant, these corporations should
contribute their just share towards the
support Of the State government. he
should DO "snatched baldhcadcd" for
"malfcasancc. misleasalcc," aud all
that sort Of thing.
The history Of the State. since the
control thereof passed into the hands Of
the Democratic party. shows that at no
previous time have the financial affairs
Of tue State been SO well mauasel-anl
managed III tho interests Of the whole
people. as under the administration of u.
A. Bennett and John S. Burde,,. True,
they have insisted upon the strict en-.
furccmcnt Of tue law in relation TO the
collection Of taxcs-the rich aud pow.
crful haze been Compelled 10 pay their
just proportion Of taxation. rs well MS
the poor, all delinquent collectors, or
their securities, have been compelled to
disgorge wild cat insurance comla
mics, the curse Of this State. have been
exposed in their rOt,cnncSs to the poo,
pie and taxation has been reduced to
point much owor than ever before III
the history Of the State.
RESULT: john S. Burdctt has been
turned out Of Office, aud the Radical
papers say that + \ Bennett has cs
capped by the skin Of his teeth"
This Thing should DC warning 30
the Auditor and all his successors in
Office forever. Let him beware. The
sccr,, grass.horpcr sas chawed its rosini
pnd the blOa,cI corporations and swind'
ling insurance companies have showu
that they will no, laInrly submit TO h'
taxed mud exposed like other people
Future executive officers will take du,
ro,irc. and govern themselves accor'
dirply.
Personally. L a. Bennett stand
viudivutcd. The records OF the STATE
government, prove him to be nj eff
Client and competent otfccr.--ihe best
by long dds. who ever held the posi-
ton Of Auditor in this State.
Why, then, should we not re elect
him? We stick to our ticket
FuI AUDITOR.
E.A. BENNETT. of Marion.
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FREW 4 CAMPBELL,
PUuLlsngRs lSrILLIGYScBR.
Whreltng. ". Va.
E.alLEs0AD OgD7NANCE

IA Ordnance to submit to HE Ig"l
voters Of the ToIUn Of Weston The
question wh,iher mid Tm,n shalt
subscribe S1 7Arumnd D'Iirs 81
tie CnpiiM Stork yNe Weston d
West Fork R"immd Company.
Adopted Jan. &c, 1876.
DE 1T ORDAINED, by The Connrl oi
ID the Town Of Weston, thai Iitnjami
owen, Ella. FisLer aud Conrad Hester, tho
are hereby appointed cOnImissi mes If -lec-
lion for The purpose, or such Others ne may
hereafter lie appointed by the Council, shall,
on saturday. Etrm,y 70. 1876.
open I'nlls NJ The Court House in the town
vi Weston, to take the scnsr Of the legal 70.
trrs ufStid town Vi lrriIun an the question
whether the said town shall Subscribe Six
7 uuSimd Dollars 10 the capital stock Of the
Weston n West Fork Railroad Company. II
company Incorporated 10 construct rail-
road from The town Of Weston. in the coun-
" uf Lewis, TO some point on the North.
western NlrginiG Railroad. ut or within
miles Of the town u C.Mkshurs nv the
construction Ol which The town al W'StJa
Is likely 10 Ne hrnrftied. Such subscription
is /, he pAid to said Company in The coupon
bonds vi the town Of Weston. NJ par, IL de-
nominations VI one huulrrd dollars or some
multiple thereof, payable in twenty yrars Or
SOuueT, nj the option VI said town, bp,uing
Interest from date, payable annually. Such
bonds STALL lie delivered I. said Company Ia
piymcnl oil such subscription, from time to
Iime, in instruments. NJ HS.rs,mruiS nrny be
made u,On the Stockholders o. said CVmim-
Nv by The properly CONSTITUTED authorities
thereof, hui such bonds shall not b. deliver
I'd 50 rs 10 make the pa! nirntS by the said
Town Of Weston, on its sIUcE, exr-gh lgI,-
uICnls made NJ the time OF such dlliVrrS by
other subscribers than The county OF Lewis
on their Stock, rsmhly, according 10 the
respective subscriptions.
Voters voting for said subscription shall
have written OF pIiuird on their ballots the
wunls-"For the subscriptions" aud those
voting against il the words Against the
subscription
|, is further ordained, TINT the Recorder
OF The Town OF Weston cans. rs many copies
Of his order To he nude. with his signature
thereto, as niy be Necessary. H.. shall post
one Of them in his Ui.i'c.nmi deliver another
to The TV%n Sergeant, VIM shall POSI- il ina
conspicuous place ut the Court IiUu'e in
said town, without delay. The Recorder Is
nl:v directed to etrse this order to lie sub.
lished in The Weston democrat, utw,pa-
per published III said town, Tor four surcvs.
si'e weekly Issues, prior III the d., Of said
election.
a copy--attcse
JAS w.. WOFFINDIN,
jan Silt R,cnRpgR.
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WY INVS !FVIIWTII NJ
" |. DliNNINGI'U,

"a Mr. Hugh Dunningtsn will remain
withmr, AID assist tut in carrying on the
uHslnCSs. trLSlIw
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Fun TREASURER.
JOHN S. EURnETT, OF KanaMha
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.

Several Of our exchanges, published
in touulics uInr oil, have deemed it
their prcr"ga,ivc TO write i. Srmc
lcugth in relation to political ma,lcr.
IN the Third District. NOiwithS'anA.
III: the tact that wcarc ION the Dor.
der ol the FIlsl uul Third Districts.
and TINT u large portion OF our circulu-
lion rxtpuss iUto some u the COUNTIES
composing the Third district, We have
iclt dr!'rrcy in presenting Our views
to onr nrishbcrS over there in relation
TO what We deem to Le their duty in
the coming cu@paigu But as this ap
pears " bc Latter Ut which our
flieuds Of the Kauawha Valley IRE in.
clincd TO receive advice. We beg leave,
in bchult rf what We deem to tho ill.,.
trrests Of Democracy aud good govern.
meut, to make lew Suggestions
In the first place we believa it to BE-
the duty, US We think it will be the
pleasure If the sterling Democracy Of
the Third District, ~ send 10 Congress.
ut the next election, West Hlrsluia's
most Brilliant orator mud statesman,
llpNEY S WALKYH.
Without doubt, Mr.. Walker is the
most talented aud eloquent mau-uUt
only in the Third Distrlct. bur in the
entitc State. With him III the House
Of Representatives. West Virginia
would have delegate whose name anA
fame would rcsUunI to all pcrrrun> Of
our country. lie is worthy und com.
pctcn', aud III every respect come, up
to the JrilrISrniau standard. lie
should, mad We believe will b. uomua.
ted aud t'lum!haatIy elected 10 Con.
grcss
The Third DiH.ic, also puts forward.
MS candidate for State Supcrlutcnd.
ent o! Free Schools. that worthy aud
honorable geulIcman.
Hos. SYLVESTER CHAruAN.
No man ia the State could be Sc.
lec;cd ioI this important position. VIVA
would strive more earnestly. faithfully
to perform his duties, 4 Practical
teachrr-an experienced lrsisIator-a
man Of large experience mud uusuIIird
intCsrIty--he i. gentleman wnosr
election would DO honor to hose who
cast th,ir ballots in his behalf. In
Office or out OF it, Sylvr"et Chapman
is On homer to lis county aud State
BY an Intimate acquaintance with him.
We learned to admire his character;
"nd We kuoT whereof W. speak, when
wG rronnGrce him "lhat noblr>t work
OF Gvd--an h,nrst MIN
The Third District also presents
three candidates for Gugurnur
ucl Price and Ilcury NJ. Mathews,
both of GrccrL'ier. aud =. { East.
ham, Of Mason. All Of these gentle.
ner arc cmincutly qualified Tor the
iosiIion. aud. il either saou!I b. nom.
nalsI, he would undoubtedly b. c!rt.
!
FJr the Supreme Bench, RoAer: 7
nuis is named; while last, LGi .2t
,ast, comes our warm.hcaricd and
'erlln. Democratic friend, Ira i.
lcl;mniS. Of C.bllI. wh1 is mention.
| for tue position Of A'tOrucy Genrr'
OF course ali these positions eNHlo'
, Uina 10 tbs THIRD district; eu. to c
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
St"te Of lI'H Tirgiaio. Eraxion Coun.
". iU.rh:
In the Circuit Court of said county.
Susan L. Potter, pIain,iG,
vs..
Francis J. l.aforme, defendant.
~ AssrSr'Ir GS3 rPOX ATTACHMENT.
The dele ndnul IL the above entitled cause
. hereby notified that OIL the glh day VI
March, 1876, nj the Court House VI Ohio
county. In the city Of Wheeling, county Of
ULio, ard Slate VI West Virginia, between
The hUuts d sunrIso md sunset VI that duv,
will proceed ~ take Tue DISPOSITIONS Vi
George u Andrews, Il. ]. Porter, and 9th.
rrs, IL br read a' evidence III NY Lennli on
lit trial Of sNid suit Aud II Tor uuy cause
the ,ahi"s VI The srid drlU.itioms Le no,
comnirnuG on that dH Or Il rummeurtl, Je
not completed un hat day, lie laklu. ur.he
I.tne viii Gr adjvuFnvd mud continued, from
DIT! 10 IIy, VI from tine 10 time, NJ the srlrs
place and between the same hours, until the
same s!nl IL completed.
Da:ed Ibis !s'h day otJanuagy, 1876.
SUSANE PORTER.
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F. Maxwell, executor Of Lewis Maxwell, d..
ceased,
IS.
John Talbotts heirs, &c.
In pursuance Of decree, male in the
above cause, al the fall tenn, 1878, Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis COUNTY, ihu under
signed, Special Commissioners nr:jiulrd
tor the purpusr, will sell nj ,;unlic aurliou,
al the II III door 81 ;.,e Count Iluu.e of snil
county, un The G.h DAY Of December, 1878 ii
",ius the iitsi day. Vi the December irrm VI!
the County LuuIt Vi sIld county
LOrS 81 AND -.
on the east side Of Main Street, in the town
Vi Weston. upon one Of which said lots is Il
Ia. C aud comfortable frame dwelling house
And il The sale Of said intS Nus 81 and -
should not produce II sufficient sum Of mon.
ey 10 lmy the plaintiffs demand, then the
said Commissioners will prOcrrd 10 sell, 1t
tue line, place and IN the manner aforesaid,
LOTS 20. 30 AND 81.
on the west side uf Main Street, aud also n
lot Vi ground containing
UNE.fOGRTH OF AN ACRE,
between Main Street and the river, below
md adjoining said IOls 20, 80 aud 81, on
one Of which said lots Is sIrH,ra
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
now occulird LyJ. j Kramer.
All the nb.rr drsC'ibrd property will lie
sold e!c,n.iAc VI any dover imlervSi therein
-rhe widow Of John Talbot, drrn'se,l,
having agreed, by an Instrument IN writing
hle'i in lie lulrrs OF this cause, TO avccp, III
lieu Ut dover, II sum Of mOn"y in gross, out
Of the proceeds OF The SIles Of said lots.
THINKS OF SALE "A credit Of G, IL, is
and ~ months will lie given, nnd the I,ur.
chaSers vii! be required 10 cxecuc their
nVIrs for the several ins,almentS Of purchase
money, with good personal security bearing
Interest from the day Oi sale. The title TO
said property 10 be retained until the further
order al llip t'DtItt
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
J. u. Bennett, Plaintiff,
Spencer Dayton and others, defendants.
In pursuance Of decree ufIhr County
Contl OF Lewis county III tie above named
cause, nude At the Fvbiuarr Term, 1876. /
will, rs Commissioner, ut my uiiire in IVES.
ton, Lewis county, West Virginia on the
9?d day Of March, 1876, prucetd 10 settle The
administration accounts Of A. ". Wood.
ford, administrator Of III. estate of Z. S,
Hurley, deceased; alsn will hear proof of all
claims justly cldrseahlr 10 the estate Of said
Z. 5. liur!ey, deceased together With their
riiOriiics, II any llSO, ascertain and report
II description ufHIl The real csta.r VI whivh
the said & s. Hurley, died Ssizd
iiy virtue Of said DEERE, The publication
hereof Is IL b: taken and held ~ rr uivalcn,
I" Ictsonal service upon alI the rtnirs In.
itlcard.
Given under my hand, this lG,h day of
February, 1876.
JAS. ". WOFTlNDlN.
j N Bennett pr CONF.
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Zine and its Lessons.

Years Of experience and sfuIy in perfect
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SALE UF
Valuable Farming Lands
En- GiIl2rT County.

" III T.I, =, t,,l.,,
h"seess anu Lively COMMISSIONER
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing. GHinr the
name Of WI. l.. pUN%.AGfuN 4 HiU is
this day dissolved by mutual cons"uI.
WI j.. pENNi%GTON,
HUGH DuNNlNGTON.
February II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21

COMMISSIONERS SALE
Caroline W. Quarter, cIccutIix, &C.,
rs.
rereGr;ne Hays, &c.
~ CiASCEhY.
In pursuance o: Il decree Of the Circuit
Count 4 Giimer county, rendered at the
September term, thereof, ls53, the uu.rr.
signed Commissioners, will, un the second
day 0i The March term, Isis, OF The Lirru,l
Court Of said count, at the front door Of
The Court House thereof, proceed IL sell Al
public auction, II valuable trncI OF lnnd, ".
LUs vi the wrst Folk Of the Little kauuw ha
river, ia Calhoun county. obtaining
1856 ACRES.
being the SINE tract VI land convicted hy
Alexander ". Qunrlier aud wife to PrIt-
Crime HAYS, hy deed d,rtd l2Ih Of July
1852. Sid land will he Sl'I for cash.
" G BENNETT,
LOUIS BENNETT.
febl4 4w Commissioners.