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KEY. !.
GENERALIZATION uroN MS APPOINTMENT.

CONGRATULATIONS uroN MS APPOINTMENT.
esrrtyo"te"ee Cincinnati Commercial.
,1ndec Kcy received l,,na,rh S,on nrnwntnw
hcsrt1tv rnnc,atn,stin. ht,n ,,,n, ~. .,,,,;,nn,
Tho ii.pat:a va. seni 10 tba fre.taent, I who W.:
greatly rratlaol with II, as ho manife,ts warm
interest in the East Tcnnctsco Republicans. md
aMu5s "1"'1 - ~ Ano" "nat 'he5 'n'hK OF maftcs6
and things. The same messenger brought letter
from Marehs1l Jewell, warmly congrasu1ating Hcy
1aelor5 to INC people Of tue Sorth-'n fact tho
Of soutl, Ca,oina. and ex uoy. Scott and sen,,o,
Robertson, of ths same stata. ca,lea unan 1n,"e
two last are Republicans. scott being On ohloan,
vim hrtt want fo Goufh rnrt,ftnn .vtth tta .ruv
Vat cnc, "ri or.,v nm ~ tfn.n s.a a.3
sa.a,s,a, w." '' H. o"' -. so'' xe"''een Warmly
conssa.ala1ea ai heY npoa h1s appointment,
don't. n rsll a. mn .nn"tptmc,t ,xar,,,1r ~. ~.
slowed. More people q aIaercut polite: ato
ltcased with this stfoko Of tho President than NO
ever thought could b. pleaaed by any ono appoln.-
oppo'lso' fof these H. ony tho appreciation Is tho
'',ssst; ws;,, ..o sou,,,rn,, e.,no ,n,,,n, -.
% su.. .a" ~. vnu.; ses mere' n@s Aes Rot "a or
Thts ,uorpinx well:knuwu ii. Confederate Gen.
ase a%ays Scen ais
n Confederate bfuaIy through tho War: voted
aI .,oEc for Tii,icn, ald dii all couid Tor lin.
I'LL ~ ifavea m41a n0r" j"
The letters from The South, which Judge Key re.
ectres by every mail. breathu most kindly spfrtt
Tor him and for President Hayes. Il ulcti1bsr OF
thu Teuutaaee t.eRtstAtufv writes: ::
~ i,a,a boon talking with many ot our MEM
,ers ~ to their tfaws bf tl9 oppotutnagnt, With
the exception of -. helievs tlutv Ii but ono
tha nptuutnlrlIt IL {cnjery,l. ui,conlIt[unaily
- raii hv lii! not knUr what uag bryt, t,nt 81,
tho atD hAEwt ii ln}xht wehken our orlonlxaion in
lhe State, so that It might ba ttleIIt 10 elect
ilnye1nur Two years hence. anu woald also MAXI
yHu s a IT, f x..t 1r,Sirs In ia sont ~ nd +:
su nnch 10 reytyu cuti;i,unco. ..uotl fcni;nv otr
liut ths weight of opnun among Vii Il. that ~, yoa
n observation-disclosures, w,}tl,1 fr.m yuorxnt,
!.!rh. r,r,,r ,t,.% xo,, t,n, t,,c, o9o,,, nina
~ ~. fi.s..s t.n%tsst thriiisa ia bs.. PaSo ~
s.,nt. 'f 80. ,mint."t n...aiY ~ aot ~ th tho
Eop,s' Fa",,n.,, cnd ALL. 1.. lo1. , 70 @ snn
f.w III II n aathrtn.t. ny "a wn ysy
,o, lev &, ~ IN 's ;my ~ T. pa'E1as a
xtl Il. arcrt w vii ncrent liz fart ~ ha,htn, ns
.u W .S.p.' -" w." ",tts -. -" ,s lii III t,I1
KIT VI peace' Hso1Ittt{s ana sooa WILL, Io!1M.
@ - 1y ~ W ts nns ~ H. , Psop4e VIA W VIII"
~" .'n,.rsfv trn.t vnn nnr frrt II N h, x,,x
vo,, that n1"mpts w" h. ~ ~, yoas ~
eGuMty , suoa e Ina .n pnnpi ~ ~ W ~ Ivy ~
ut"s y" "s's eA' 'o"o~'' 1">A "'"o'seto oc"'
esus; Il, st..,....t.s, .,.t.. - $3.50 :. a, :
a. ~. ~ .s " ot'S ~ s!.o
suaiaSan etaisa s ts!uGs 1"aso hef sns 'o4tow
"9 'Gses = ttG*HGns s' ~. a3,e
uhAA otA. VII ~ ~" ~ 5on3 oab. upuH tho
svhsta|s sStsL ~ wv: ~ atpo NY 0ot
, 1877-03-16

WAsMtsoroS, ID. C., March l5.-The store Of
Fielder sInGrlLcr, at I,cnn[nY's Station near
this city, was hurncd tits morning, and Ebcne-
xer Large n.l hts aon John, who slept III tic
building, were burnel. TEure IL nut little
doubt that both Ut the men weru murdered, tho
store robbed, anu thcll sol On ilss.
, 1877-03-16

4 CIOR0 VOTE.
Coxconp, N. H., March 1s.-Retusus from all
but QUO town In the First Congressional District
rive alarstou &3,S3; Jone1, 1a,77Q. Tho ~.
mining town, Eatos,, gave Chcuey 81 and Marcy
Ito lust spriax. II this town IL ruturnel Tue
satuy ~ list year 1t vii! make tie yote.
, 1877-03-16

"WLla's IN / pamst' slYha Ju|tet. Much va
4nsweF. Hhcu the naMa Ut IT, T. DAbbfs'H Tu1si
Soap va given 10 shs nost dtlicata aud pesfsct VI
toist aetss.osss. + .i.nplY meant that AlI eonl4
tls thillISu frutu il xciIlt feactlup. tho lmplu
puE.ty vi IL ols. au1 s4bk!s Natural tr4IlauCu.
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NEBRASKA.
sC1T pom FALSE 1NrRtaONMENT,
E..aafxaf xN.sufak IA ia ssaL..

Butt ron FA1sH ENVIRONMENT,
Special Nspatch to Tie Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., March 15.-Last month Leroy
s. Winters waa nrrcstel IN Omahn by order OF
the State House Of Representatives, brought to
Lincoln, incarceratcsl four days In the County
Jail fur contempt in not obeying subpoena
nerycd upon him to testify IN an alleged Hcna-
torIal bribery ca*c, ind WIS kept locked up TIT
thu Legislature adjourned. Winters now brings
rult for $4,000 for false imprisonment. lis
Eavc as reason for not obcying tho subprmn
Tint II was served OIL Sunday, md was therefore
Illegal. Prominent attorneys havc bcen engaged
oil both sitles. 1t ID probable TINT tho casa will
attract a. much intention as tho famous Blair
ense. sutptBnas will bc Issued for cacl, ot tho
twenty-five members Of tho unusc of Repre-
scntntiscs. Tie costs III the case will be heavy.
, 1877-03-16

Sp<c7dl NI0ascA to 516 TfI6NN4
81. JosEPlI, Mo-, Aiaruh l3.-FEank Brown,
corsyIctel Ut murder III tie tsst ..egren In tho
Circuit Court Of this county In July, 1915, tho
execution OF whose sentence has been delayed
for vartola reasons, waa tu-lay sentenced to bc
hanged Oh the l1tA OF May.
, 1877-03-16

FoRr WAYNE, Iul., .SIarch 15.-To+lay
Robert MeE1lsnou, who WINS shut by ials father,
Michael Mcrrtmon, during m insane spell on
Tuesday, near Huntington, lied from thu t1-
iuffaa thus received.
, 1877-03-16
The WEATHER,

WAsn,soToa, D. C., March 16-1 q. us.-For
the l.aka regton, rising followed BY stationary
Or falling barometer, colder northeast aud OPP
posing warmer southwest win9s, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, followed by light salu or
snow ut Southern stations.
local ulskEYATtuf.
, 1877-03-16

view II scn.linu futurc offenders fotorc Grim
inai court, md a thorough Investigation VIII
take place.
, 1877-03-16
INDIANA.


TIE LEGISLATURE ApI0URN9. .
Special Dt9pdtch to 1As Irtbuae
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Marct 15.-Tho Lcgisla-
ttlrc adjourned today sine die. There were
s!xty.n'nc biils passed originating In tho Senate
anl fosty-two In the House, besides twelve
amending, tho Practice net. About thirty Of tho
laws passed wcrc lcga1fzing acts. =.
, 1877-03-16

Commission and the two Houses Of Congress-
feiatsng tterrto, and tho matter Of invcstiratlnr
The chnrges against Senator Grover, waa lntf
oger Ill to-fnnrrow, Whcn tho Senate went into
executive Rcssloti. :!
-Wbm the doors weru reopcned, the Senate
adjourned.
, 1877-03-16

Hpectal Dttpatch Ia 1ns 1ttbunG
MONTREAL, atarcll l3-Alr. pSarr, Of Chasl-
ton, Dylcr s. Co., railway contractors, ll4s ab-
scundcL with tl5, ,00O belonging tu tbs arm.
, 1877-03-16

LoEDoH, March 15.-lsctting on tho UntycE
eity boatrsaco Is eleven to eight Ia favor OF O1
ford.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Incidents Of Slecp-walking.

A case is rotated Of On English clcr-
gyman who used to get up in thu night,
light his candle, write sermons, cor
rect them with intcrlincatiOns, and re-
tire to bed again; being all the time
asleep. The Archbishop Of Bordeaux
mentions u similar case Of student.
who got up to compose a sermon while
asleep, wrote it correctly, read i. over
from ono end to the other, or at least
appeared to read it, made corrections
in it, scratched out lines, and substitu-
ted others, put in its place q word
which had been omitted, composed mu-
sic, wrote it accurately down, aud per-
formed other things equally surprising.
DR.. Gall notices a miller, who .wassin
the habit of getting up every night,
and attending to his avOcations at tho
mill, then returning to bed on awak-
eniug in the morning he rccOllccscd
nothing Of what passed during tho
night. Martinez speaks Of saddlcr
who was accustomed to rise iu his sleep
and work ut his trade; and Dr.. Prich.
ard Of q farmer who go! out OF bed,
dressed himself, saidicd his horse. aud
rodo to the market, being all tho while
asleep. DR.. Blackjack, on ono Occa-
sion, rose from bed, to which he Ind
retired at an carly hour, camc into the
room where his family were assembled,
conyerscd with them, and afterwards
entertained thcm with a pleasant song,
without any Of them suspccting he was
asleep, aud without his retaining after
he invoke, tho least recollection Of what
he had donc, 1t is a singular, yet
wcll.authcuticated fact, that III tho
disastrous retreat Of Sir JOhu Moore.
many of tho soldiers fell asleep, yet
continued to march along with their
comrades.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

Publishers of newspapers, and
moro particularly local newspapers,
have to depend mainly upon their ad.
vcrtising columns for their support.
Yet how many arc there who seem not
to realize this fact. Instead Of giving
their paper liberal advertising pat
rouge, they perhaps give it nOnc.
Now ii all the patronage that paper
can expects that Of the locality for
whose interest it works, it would seem
that everyone should give it the alver-
tising that Icgitiulatcly belongs to it,
and not try to get it without paying
for it. There is class of people that
seem to bcgrulge every dollar that
gees to their local papers; and still
borrow it and read it, and arc the Sc.
ycrcSt critics Of its shortcomings.
The publisher has to pay for labor and
paper, and every notice Of any kind, in
the nature Of aa advertisement 10
ought to have his pay for. lie has
got to get bis living out Of his alvCr-
tising columns, and any society or in.
dividunl can with just as much pro.
pricty beg live dOIIa's Of any other in.
diyidual. as to expect gratuitOusIy Of .
newspaper. Any man who docs not
think enough Of his towns pa.
per ; and every trader who does not
believe in advertising, should move
into somo town where they have no
paper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
a StiiCt Economist.

Amos Fish, who died 10 Albany last
week, leaving property worth $50, ,OOO
once described his manner Of life to
TO friend thus: Il buy shank of
beef from the butcher, which costs mo
ten cents. Ny wife makes enough
soup from this to DO US one meal; ttcn
the meat that is cut from it aftcrward
makes two moro meals, or one days
food for ten cents. I split tho bone
and get the marrow for cooking purpos'
cs, and my wife finds sufficient fuel IN
the bone itself 70 do considerable cook
iur. Then 10 an iron box | savc the
ashes which l use for manuringa few
plants that b:ing mc six cents each.'
Yet when extra taxes TCro put upon
bis property he very rarely, if over,
demanded more rent from tenants than
what they had been paying. llc mar
ried a widow vino had two children
and little money. He offered to bor-
row the money and allow her seven per
centum. One day hc forced a settle
mcnt with her, bringing in q bill for
her own aud chilircns board, anl lcaS-
ing her in dett to him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE MILLS.

Clarksburg-daily except Sandays-Icarcs
Wcs'on nj s a. M.-nrriveS at 4 7. II.
Dnx,Ou Court IiOuse-da!ly except Sun:
days-nrriycs at lirSton by j:31 =. M.r and
leaves Weston same day Al $3.50 =. ".
Glrnville-lcaycs Wrston nt a. NJ. oil
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-arrivcs
ut 5 ? N Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sa'uT-
days,
buckhaunon-arrivcs at Weston Il NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays md Saturdays-lcavcs
Weston . + u. same days.
PhiIippi-arriScs at Weston Tuesdays nat
Fridays At GP. M.-lcavrs Weston Hrdncs-
day aud Saturdays ut I a. N.
Mount pcasani-lcavrS Weston Mondays
and Thursdays ut 7 A.M.-NrrIvrs Tuesdays
aud Fridays by p. N.
West UniOn-Arrivrs Mondays Nt r. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays At I \. NJ.
Sand FOrk-onCe IL wrcE-lcAvcs Weston
Mondlysat i 4. M.-nsrivrs Mondays ut
7. N. =,
yEn- pa,iics having mail TO 80 should
bring It 10 the office half an hour before the
departure Of the mails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
a Sensible Word Oh Resumption

The Baltimore Sun, always hereto
fore recognized as IN advocate Of hard
money. bad an editorial on Tuesday to
the effect that ait doubted whether the
Republicans who framed the bill fixing
January l, 1879, as the day on which
specie payments were to DO resumed,
were not more governed il doing 20 by
cxigcnciCs FROM any sincere belief that
resumption would take place at the ap.
pointed tiuc. Tho very fact that they
passed nouC Of those laws that were
necessary to prepare tho way for re-
sumption would seem to indicate that
they expected to keep their promise to
tue car, but brake it to hope" The
article concludes: "AlthOugh but
eighteen months remain before rosump-
ton is called for by law, it is well
understood tha! no effort has bGcu
mado. either by the National Banks or
tho Secretary Ofthc Treasury, to lay
in stock Of gold adequate to meet the
demand that would ensac. When the
Bank Of England resumed specie pay
mcnts iu 1871, its proportion Of paper
to bullion vas as twcnty'thrco Of the
former to eleven of tho latter. We
havO at this timO some 100000, 900
Of paper money aaoat, and, as one oI
our contemporaries remarks, it would
be impossible to maintain coin pay
mcn!s oa au accumulation Of $780,
100000 or S9OO,OOO.OOO Of spocie
Yet this is what our resumption mana
gers propose"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
SouMtA Co\,vts.

Lcwis.-First Monday in February,
April, June, August, October and
Dcccmbcr-thc june and October
tcrms for fiscal and police business
ouly.
Gilmcr.- Secoad Monday in February
April. June, August, October aud
December
Upshur.-SccOnd Monday in February
April, juno, August. October and
December.
Braxion. Fourth Tuesday in January
March, May, July, September md
November.
Webstcr.-Fourth Tuesday in Fcbruu-
ry. April, Juno, August, October
and December.
Calhoun. u.-FOurth Monday in Ecbrua
ry, March, June, August, Scptcm-
bcr and November.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
CHURCHES

N.E. Church, Rev. il. Z. Sandforl, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting wednesday night. Sunday School
y. a. Barnes, SupcriutrndCnt-ercry Sun
dug at O'Clock, 7. ~. =,
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George NJ.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath School-Wm i. Dun
niugtor, SuperinteHlCnt-cvcry Sunday NJ
0 o'clock, A. N.
Catholic Church, Rev J. a. Tracy, pns'
tor. Services every first aad third Sundays
at u amt 10 a. NJ, and I 7. u. Sabbath
SrhoOl-JarOb Schmitt, Superintendent
every Sunday Nt O'Clock, +. ".
Episcopal Church-at.Gndrd occasionally
by the Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of Cnrksburg.
African u. E. Church, Rev. T. Il. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday Mt 10 O'Clock
Sunday SchoOl-GcorGc 7. Jones, SnFGrin-
,cudent-Gvcry Sunday Ht . o'clock.
CUlorel n. 4. Church, Rev. john Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday nj II
O'Clock. Sunday School Charles Lee, SUI
pctiutcnlCnt-every Sunday at clock,
/. II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

and praise God for that consolation
while it nearly drives nc crazy to thiuG
of it,"
There WAS period Of silence, tht
boy weeping bitterly, and then Gree
braccd himself anew and continued:
"Aud what did do? God forgive
the ! but I couldn't DO anything.
was wild with excitement. aud whilC
I was trying to plnn something th'
reds made lash at ne. They poured
down at inc as il there was no end t
the number. They were right on MT
the first knew, shooting, stabbiug aut
striking at nc with their guns. l got
this rap on tho head then, and also
this bullet in tho shoulder, but they
didn't flush me. fought cw, but
how long don't know, for l was crazy,
remember Of them dodgiug around
me, OF striking at them, and Of feeling
the rago and strength Of wounded
lion. 1t was long after dark before |
cooled down and new my situation. l
was thOn carrying this boy in my arms
to the river. Where l found him
don't know. After pIundGriug my
post the Indians set irc to it. This
child must have crcpt out aud bid in
the bushes, while tho bodies Of tho
dead were burned. He says he was
conscious when l crept upon him, and
when be begged for water | took him
in my arms aud started for the river.
Well, wounded as | was, felt better
iu the cool night air. WANTED to save
the boy, and TINT helped to nerve inc
up. Tho cool water cascd our hurts
aud refreshed US, and bctSCeu ten
o'clock that might and daylight next
morning | walked twenty-five miles,
carrying the boy half tho time. You
wonder that We are not dead but it
wasn't TO be. The boy has been prCt.
ty tenlerly treated, but havu't fooled
with the doctors much. They dug
out some Of the lead, bandagcd nc up,
and I'll soon be all right again. I'm
going 10 take CharlGssto Vermont, and
then I'll 60 back 10 Idaho and kill
Indians as long US | live. I've made
a vow-I'vC sworn BY all that's good
and sacrCd-that I'll enter into no
other business aud have no other plans
but to kill Indians whenever and
wherever can find them I'll shoot
down old aad young! III keep right
on killing through war and peace "ns
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
An Iulmcnsc Law Suit.

\ civil suit for damages has been
filed in the United States Circuit Court
by the Government against William
Mckee. The action embraces sixteen
hundred and fihy.threc counts for
fourteen hundred dollars each, aggrc-
eating two million three hundred and
fourteen thousand two hundred dol.
lars. These counts arc aliko in form
except that the name Of q different dis.
tilIcr is inserted in each, charging
with unlawful removal of distilled
spirits, aud also charging the defend,
ant with aiding aud abctting in tho re-
mOval Of said spirits, which act rcu.
dercd him liable to tue above penalty
Of fourteen hundred dollars.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
yDETHTIX3,

y o z IIl e Ess3Na
A.F.&A. M.-StateL commune ltfrnS
Of Weston Lodge No, 10, A. r. and A: NJ,
will be held on the First und Third Non
days oferGry month. .... m
~. PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Slntcd communications OF
Jackson Lodge No. IS, a. +. and a. VI ,
will he held in their Hall, in June Lew, on
tho scconiSaturday in earh month.
ISAAC JACKSON, n. ".
". D. CARPra, Sec,
St. JssCph's c. r. a. B. 'SOciety.-StHtcd
meetings arc held OH the first Sabbath in ev-
rry month. FATHER TRACY, prcst.
K. ]. SIMPSON, Secretary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court. BRANN0N.
Clerk W. II. BYRNE,
prcs't County Court-J. PETERSON
Clerk :" J. WO0FTER.
Prosecuting Atty-A. EDMIST0N
Sheriff J. G. VANDERVORT.
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON.
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE.
=" d !" GEO. FISHER.
9n9G60o9e
Court House District.
G. ". Turner and Z. Dargan.
FrccmaIs Greek District. j..
@. ". Strickler and ". V. Wood.
Hackers Grcck District.
NJ. McWhoricr and D. Il. Swisher.
CSNiM's Settlement District.
S. B. Smith and ". X. Wilson.
.Skin Greek District.
WV. Chilcster and W G. McWhortcr,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

TIE Constitutional Convention OF
Georgia has adopted bill Of rights
recognizing all races of citizens. and
pledges to all protection iu their rights
Of citizenship. Imprisonment for debt
aud whipping for crime is prohibited
Tho bill declares that the right Of
changing the constitution or form Of
the government is tho solo and inhcr.
Gu, right Of the pcollo Of tho State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

- Servant" Faith, mum, don't
that stiff brush mako your gums
blccl7" Mistress" no.
Servant" Wrll, i! did mine"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

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