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INp1ANAroL1s, 1,nl., Feb. 1l--Anothcr dis
appearance IL aldc.l 10 tho liA&, DR.. II. n.
Wiahasl, Superintendent Of tho solllers' Or
phans' Homa st Kn!ghtstown, has not bccn
seen since Thursday. Gu that day be was In
this city, aud registered 1t the Hotel Bates. In
the early part OF tho wcek he ca,nr hcrc and
drew from tho State Treasury the money for tho
Steward, rame here agaiu. drew 5000 Ut Ills
private iuuds. aud left, no olle knows where. Or.
ltanual,an, President OF tic board Of Trustees
in 7l,O00 liability as partner III drug store a&
Minneapolis, md he believes has becoluu Ao-
ranged oyer Il, anil hns Eoue there. 1Ylshard
thought tho liability would ruin lim, although
he has moro than that amount !u available 49,
sets. There il some fear oil foul play, but that
Is ,lut generally credited. The accounts Of tho
1Iome are ali strsight. Wlshard Is IN excellent
tendent Of The Knightstown Institution sIuco It's
foundation.
, 1877-02-12


iiaf Fe'Nfsis'N NNn.
Tho war III regard to rates on ircleht TOT cx-
rt,rt between tha vnrtous Eastern roads atilt
.,,.,.na. 49,, ..o,, it,, !. ,,,Li,r rstc. ~ .uit
e..nncs' "lu e"ei !'ic ~ 1'an'"h 1".a " e.S
cdlv contn,c ,nt,, tho 9Th. when there IA to
- .th.. '..'s.,.. - a. r.,,.o.a W.,srrr.
NC anotncr ineeting OF the tsal4Fo.o ais"aee,s
Tho Afnnnrcra ri I'm rnatfs leading rast from,
chto.rt, ,si,, .u,,.a H., ,rav n,,t ~ Mn aim.
Guilty II possible, and ayo their action approved
1,r tbc Eattrrn bfonocrr.. 4 mccttnr was held
..s .sse~" -. .,.Is IL
lalt nothing Of consequence was accomplished.
Another meeting will be hell this morn
tr,,ier cytsttnn- circumstances. 4 truce can
Ia efYrctrd. M fA,c oTcnts ri thu steamshtp lines
,,hn nre moo n IN GarLct lcro inticncn,]cnfly
sFouio nart14y coh:lacr tnenlsel'cs go@Mnu @ ~ nny
action tho faltToaus might lake, ana tn!s HAttei
~ Just now being aGitatcd by tho New lotk
merchants, who do not like tho WAY their City
, 1877-02-12

crcdlt-a very nice working capital It Will rcais-
II bc admitted. The hoy Is schnriMcl with Inc nre-
suspended before his nosc.. And whenever 10
proposes s1uhn'1crtng nny OF !ss wca1tt, on hob
slcd', or ,Ehttng-ctrks, ur ssx.bladcd lack.
knives, Ills kind father points out to him that
instance, hc will hare carncsl so many dollars
anil rents when he comes of aye. Tho other day
the youth asked hte Eovers,or how much l'c
w't1l,l be worth at the agc of q, suppose nc
70 q, adding to itseii, and tic kind fatllcr did
would l,c worth sS'l.G;. The 10y smiled pen
sivcly, an.f fall nothing at tic time, but few
tlays afterwards he fafl fcnly to te a:itllor OF
Gcnsy Of The times, anu expressing hLs catnest
yoalikc 70 l'avc some o''o gyc yon e2oi, "isM
Mt aentcnfio,'s1y !, replied the oil man' "
and yo,1 can kccp illc oti,cr s,Sa' TINT would
hare wl,cn Ent 10 be p and Won't cnrt ru,,nl
no more coal, nor notlslng.n The kind father
took his pencil and showed the hoy that money
years before Tic would attain his majority, itcneo
lo0 per cont wouli have to be deducted fur lis
trnnt, 30 that he would be out OF pocket lust
$:2' by atrcptlnE the Offer. then said TINT II
was ,'sclcss 10 attempt explaining the !'cn.'tcs
Since sou arc 30 smart, yornR mau,' ho coli
clutled, NTH exquisite trpny, "yoM can Just 10
tnnF rhNtfH FIR t1nf1DH. AMI IL l hear nnV
n,,ro onrri;nt. dh.,t ",;r ,mn,hnr hotn1 .t,nrt
Of ;InilinE. Iii inst taku ibo hide oii', YOU"
ANN !not toy sWtafa IEat "hen nc Elo"h up
nc &C. Communist, & OF an aninq1,nl,o!.sa;; \. ~, ~;
usury.
The Boarl nf sfanurers Of the Old pcoplc's
rrnrro o,"sro ~ ti,c .7rnncnus in, .inr ,rr.
rn,ii',, ra,." s,ir., I'm t,nanctai e,ntinn ~ lin
Home, desire 70 make This public statement: T,
WIN INC exception O. icsa tnan &W iniefest e..
money ann,lalty received, they arc entirety nc.
pendent upon the monthly contributions Of
friends Tho admission fees really belong to
have hs"n romncic,T 10 ,,so then, for current TX.
pcnscs. pens A." >'' ''''e1' ~ ''0~ '''''' ~ ~"
an a., a;rangenents ior t,le goGSo Sa.a anu R.osi
tev we1n pn IL The % sts oi oth
crs, md havc cndcayor I'd TO exercise wise AMI
t!n!tetous economy. They desire to % MAKE spe. r..
faithful and tnt@rtnr x3ltcttor, Mrs. Parkcs,
without whose aid theY 81, ould now hare como
, 1877-02-12
IRISH SOCIETIES.
1T. rAT1ktlIi'A DAY.


convention of Delegates from tho sever Il :
societies Of tho city was held ut Maslicll Hall
ycstcrl)oy afternoon 10 take thu tuttlntory atcps
tpwaril tho proper celebration of st. patrick's'
Day.
Tho societies were fully represented anu the
gathering was called to order by DAVID :" a'sh.
WHO announced for the benefit u all csI''ornc1
that lie understood TIM: thu Treasurer 20 she
Convention, appointed year ago, was d.an-
nueut. lie made tho announcement, lie s4d.-
That sone action might bo taken On tic start as'
10 who would be entitled to seats, ets.
John F. DALI moved the appointment OF a
cu,utnlttcc OH Credentials, saving that hn was
oppOrcd to the neglect u any n!liccr Ut tho p'nt
Interfering with tho Eustncss OF tho Convention.
'fllc motion prevailed, WY tne 5"lio"1ns Msro
John i. DAILY, Miclacl Mul'oy, T. o'bF'cn' anu
.rhe Com,alttcc retired, and, after an absence
were Represented, und that ~ delegates were
cutIt.cil to scnts Il, tho Convention. Adopted.
The Secretary read Ills a'1n,al report, ata SCI
fottll that the Treasurer, WHO was noscnt, lta!
IN Ills hands $l57 which le lad not aecoun'ea
str. Maske1 said hc Ind l'cen paid $50 for halt
rent by tho Treasurer.
Mr. Angu!rr moved the appointment n1 com,
mtttce OF three to wait npou tho Treasurer alu
sec what lad bccanIc uf tho funds. The los!ow'
ing wcrc appoIn.c,l: Hugh Mcguire, Thomas
kuating, md VI. c. Eraney. 49,.
,nanrnt nflccrs, .Mesers. atn:=qtrc md Wish
being placed In nomination Tor Chairman. Tii9
annual confusion oil such occilx1ost followed,
ts sten n was nny n BgyG Wa w Wit aee. fe.
niatio,t. John McNalty was elected Vlge-rrcst-
dent, George D. Plant Secretary, md N. c.
''Tl' Tic election % ii Chief Marshal for St. Pat
rtck's Day was tiIcu proceeded with. 1wo-thlrda
| uf the soeIctlc3 represented presented 1lanca
, 1877-02-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, Feb. ll.-A1Eiyed, the steamships
Casta!!a and Colombo, from Mediterranean
ports. Tnis Is not thu long overdue steamer
from Hull.
VuExAsTowH, Feb. 1l.-Arriycd-The Celtic,
from New York.
QuxessrowH, Feb. 1l.-AxriTed-The PENN
sylYsnia, from Philadelphia
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 1l.-AsEived-Tho Nicland,
from New York.
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CRIMINAL


:, tc...u r,.no A..,,
'ol'n o'NoaFko and "ufecns' na nmnoson' ooth
to % .,c,rs 81 opc wh5ia uonc To- to- tho rroccry sol:
s'rt:ay afternoon, a''d TOOK from MIN sinai! sum
of muncy. Both were lodged at tho West
'rwelfth.st1cet station,
t.r,,. ,.,,,v -, .ho ~,.., n,,,,n, ,,,,
'aaee ''la"oy. ~ NV :'u.t" ~ os1''.A tAns
20. soa ,'1M, n va as" aea a;..,a ysoas ~ @nu M
'"dSea ~ tne enieuso Avenue STATION oy Oe.
about sioa wostl, Of tobacco and cigars from the
cigar sturo No, 37i North Wells stfcct, corner
! ~ c,,. '>''
- e''''
tnst ''an's ~ ,no os.pss-s1op @ y % a..'u slsa'
W LUG cosns' VI oeato Aao ." nu,ch e.'ee.ss
Nna entered by burglars, who nlado OF with
several caldies OF tobacco, tho razort, and con-
I. n,ts of thc cirar.ca,c. 4 man wns a,lccu In
- ,,,s.a @ =. ~ .,,,. ,t ,,.a..1 rnth,ns ,stha
ra,r usu nt -, us to no,irc iIc VI '
James Clifford Is onc Of a gang OF South
II nlstcd street SPORTS, who IN 6otno vay became
IL A.acsscd of n II cnuntcrfelt note. Wager
y as Inadc Tint not t,mo In Tic crowd dare It,
t:fiffn~i tyns nrrcstri nron t.n,upiant n +
sugar, Of Nc, SW ilulstcd street,
~. ,,,. -, ,,,r,,~... ,,..t..... f. ~,
t,nuntr.lio1so for the nat two weeks. - win In
three small children, and was ut West Chicago
aboas her ri, sMho ss bseves T. IL
the citr. Sic il il, destitute crcunstanccs. and
can,c iicro from lava to ind tho tr1ant,
49,. r,,,,....,, c,...,.. ..,,h,. n,
i;eotinrl, Nlil'9tM AMictsotl' JOHN DalsAss.
Frnnk flarIl, a'u! Fred i'a''ncr, young men WHO
have been throT ~ , out o. ye'ihooa hy tho
fl for yugraney yesterday hytte onirers detailed
LOT ''c 'unp'ess'o" " sa'''.''k.
Jennie King, inmate o. . bagnlo at the corner
! OF union md Randolph STREETS, waa locked up
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be popular; also that tho fancy for myrtlc-Eroen
md ns,ye'ue viii continue, especially @ : when ,,en
snsst, shse1 ,.,,. ~ ~. ,,a.S. ,n IN war,on.
rnGeKs s'aaat5 .na ph'.mi III |MM MWrrn snI cI
uI'e"'a' ~. eo'no'na''o"s 'o''' VI 's"'o eA'
'''' pruxoxa, ....-
,,,t ~. n.J .y ~ f. WIFI, smn fg,,rr..
nat aro tmr2fse IN Ine snSSn sa nnttcr,,
nfmmfes Mtapcs' ehecEs. otssn ,rrcn1,nr
sq,,ares .re n e bsgs :n;!; md r. 1IGe %
easmere ae eGgc M .ani aIh .sds. Rat wrrc 10
nnMnunhce IN tne 1luc stsct sa"sr Trs" @ wIl, bc
n.ot, r 70 ~ r .In ,Ms' s,,its ~, n; fo uet "a
travelling W and morr,inr % % dresses ai through the
su'A''''' -,rrr. Avn .rn,pre
f.,,,,..s ,,,eai Iii r., s...., .-,,r tut tha
GAecKen woncns . WI nc ~orm sca st.a, bcoi .1
slss; because the,s ssry se shsskt a.not n h
Soplea oy d3incs dGi' HIM I'm
e eGssn IN y.tc Giec'i @ q w'c, vtc k en ei
M M om hi.i. I'M m.r ,eb,s T1r.c
remain @ ii isySr fSr nIsse: . n'9 yeSng g5ls sasa and
r'ihs " ~ ~ atan ~. rf,ccEcd s,rincs Viii
tI Gs" ; nsn a't1 H.. car'insi r,crts m
hirs XIX Ill, Ei"1 ...In.s h"twcrn' nr citc
brr bS WI" srnn ao an gc WITH aso liz coors. Tic
ssrinns ~ two si,a1es NJ 'hrnw, nr b1uc, witt,
@ scS aa,,t ~ NY sshaa shaocs - cnr n y iancy rnse
thrn,iit n,nitms s.sn,rc,v mo,t,r'1 rrnMnls.
LAwNs AND oa0ANpiEs.
Conspicuous among the wash goods nrc the
pretty lawns Of q generation nTo, viii, white
saors mi "oinrc,I hpr,{cr H. Trimming. These
we're restored to favor Inst summer, but the sup
p1y did not equal the leiand, and this gear they
arc largely Imported Tho bortlcrs arc III unique
otiGrs I,ec sc" hcrc nre a1so nairt striScd or
CANDLES, such rs dark blue with rcd and gold
Stripes, or eieo brown grounds Will, hair stripes
Of blue, cardinal, or gold. Other oreantlics
These arc pretty III blue nnd white, red with
white or brown, or clso gray Ifagonals on blue
ground, and with all these borders arc pro-
yl.1cu: tolid-colorct borders arc seen with MANY
, 1877-02-12
AN OHIO BEDLAM,

CoLuMpus, o., Feb. 11.-Btds for faruEshlpg
the Central Luuattc Asylum were opened yes.
terdsy, and contracts, with one exception, wcrs
awarded to pastiea In this city. oue firm at
Athens, O., Wa awarded oue contract. The
bida numbered xaYcEul hundred.
, 1877-02-12
HIGHFAtUTlM.

4psc{UI UlfpdlcA 70 1R1 7F761Hz.
BLooM1aoros, ILL.,, Feb 1.-two hcartswcse
made to beat a. one by d remarkable wedding
performance on top OF the Bloomington stand
pipe Saturday night by EAquire Ilcndrlck, 800
iett from, the surface OF tha ground.
, 1877-02-12
0Rt1llARY.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1.-THE Rev. John Wiley,
said 10 Be the oldest ordained minister Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. died to-day, aged
7lysIs,
, 1877-02-12

IN CHICAGO.
The alarm from Box 534 at 8:10 last evening
was caused BY the burning out OF a chimney ut
No. 633 Carroll avenue. Dannge nominal.
, 1877-02-12
IOWA ROADS
A NANROSy-t3IAUGE RAILROAD. i.
Haeefdi Mtp1fcA to I1f Ttthane.

DEs MONIES, H., Fob. 1l-Tlio Dcs Motnes&
Minnesota Railroad returns for 1876 have been
fled with tho Secretary Of State. Tho road Is
thirty.scyen mics in length, from this city to
Amcs. Tie value Of tho road ts about $o00, GOO.
Gross eafnluGs.. ."+..."-..........$DM7h M 7h7. M 20
E1pEn4Ef.ssts.s.t. AZ. tA uusu1
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OF expenses, about 2l5,Uoo was far coustruc-
tton account proper. Tho vusne Of tho roal-bcl
fs fixed at S4,0oo per mile. The road Is we'll
equipped with railing consisting 0f iour
locomotives, four passcnEt,r.coaehcs, two cx.
press, twenty four box, ten stuck, sixteen Hat,
ax ru,blc and SIX hand cars. The toatl IL in first
class condition for h,kincss md its MT earnluEs
show q fair return for It's Gust.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
Everyday Philosophy.

Never insure your life for the bcnc'
ct Of your wife for a greater sum than
ten thousand dollars. A widow with
moro money than that is a dangerous
legacy to leave postcrity.
Tho "gamc of life is very much like
game Of cards. Time deals, death
cuts, and every body is waiting for tho
last trump.
l think men drink in crowds because
they arc afraid to drink by themselves.
1t requires considerable courage to
stand up alone and pour a glass Of
whisky down your throat.
There arc somc Inconsistencies iu
this world that I do not exactly under
stand. Everybody is anxious to get to
heaven. but nobody is in a hurry abou
| it.
Ifa man has no enemies We woulL
not give ten cents for bis friends. The
man who eau please everybody hasn'
got scuso enough to displcasO anybody
When an acquaintance says. "EOV
arc you ?" and pushes you by withou
waiting for q reply, l wouldn't, if
were in your place, follow him muc'
more than q mile to tell him that yO'
were we'll.
A convenient way Of testing the al
fcctions Of your intended is to MARI
another woman. If she docs not lov
you, you will find it out at once.
The song, "Dcar Mother, I'vo Com
Home to Dic," always struck US as
happy illustration Of American -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
The straight Republican Candidate
for 1880.

Ono Of tho most credible political
runors Of tho dayi that tho eyes OF
all tho discontcutcd and disappointed
machinists Of tho Republican party arc
turning rapidly to Gen. Grant as tho
candidate whom it will be best for them
to put forward in 1880, the one who is
most likely to restore their fallen for
tunes, and, indeed, the only ono with
whom tho party is likely to have much
chance Of success. They argue. and
with considerable forcc, that even un-
dor ordinary circumstances tho faults
Of his Administration would be forgot
ten during the coming four years OF
private lifc and foreign travel; that
this is rendered doubly probable By
tho maguif cent reception which he has
met with in England, and which proves
that hc is what his administration
Circles" " always said he was,thc great
est living Amarioan-tho man who after
all, reflects most honor on tho country
and has done most for its safety and
welfare that whatever objections there
may DO to three terms in succession
thcr can be none to three terms with
intervals between, aud that in any
event it is not likely that any other
mau can bc found in tho Republican
ranks who will command SO many
votes, or offer the Democratic candI'
date, who will como next time with
tho solid South, Returning Boards and
all at his back, so formidable an oP'
position. The Nation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
The Homicide with m Umbrella.

Richard O'KccfG's trial for killing
John Fitzsimmons bya stroke IN the
eye with an umbrella, was closed in
tue General Session yesterday. The
proof was clear that l'itzsimmons struck
O'Kccfc, and that almost Simultaneous
ly, O'Keefe thrust With tho umbrella.
The claim was made in behalf OF the
prisoner that he used the umbrella for
tho purpose Of warding of his assail'
ants blow, and without intending to
inaict any injury. Judge Sutherland
told tho jury that the question for them
to decide was whether O'Kcefc was
using tue umbrella uulawfully when hc
injured Fitzsimmons that If hc killed
Fi,zsimuons accidentally, while IN
the commission Of an unlawful act, hc
was guilty Of some degree Of man
slaughter, but il he used the umbrella
purely in self.defcusc, he was innocent
The verdict was manslaughtcr in th'
fourth degree, and tho sentence sl'
months imprisonment;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
CHURCHES

NE. Church, Rev. II. G. S,ndEorl, Pas.
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
y. A. barnes, SupCrintendent-cvrry Sun.
day at o'clock, +. NJ.
PrrSby trrinn Church, Rev. George ".
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath SchOol-Wm l.. Dun.
niagtOn, Supcrintendent-evcry Sunday at
Q 9o'Cluck, \. VI.
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas.
tor. Services every first mud third Sundays
at :! and 10 a. NJ, and 7 +. u. Sabbath
SchOol-JacoG Schn:itt, Superintendent
every Sunday nt . O'Clock, Pm.
Episcopal ChurCh-a.,Cndcl occasionally
By tile Rev. Mr. Wood, of CIarkshurg.
African N. E. Church, Rev. T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 o'clock
Sunday SchOol-Gcorge 7. Jones, SupeFin.
tCndent-cyrry Sunday Mt O'Clock.
COlorcl ". Z, Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday nj ii
o'clock. Sunday School Charles Lee, Su-
pcrintcHIcuL-evCry Sunday AT o'clOcE,
+. N.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07

poipts and his failure as statesman"
They do not think much Of his dones'
tic "policy." But England is anxious
to have Americans forget that when
"thc great rebellion in history" occur
rcd, good deal Of "aid and comfort"
was given to those who resisted the
government from that quarter. not only
in friendly words, but in the shape Of
oAlabamas" aud other "corsalrs"
which ofEscsually disposed offor good
Of any such thing as commercial rivalry
Of the United States with Great BIZ
tain. In her present ISOLATION from
Europe by the events Of tho Eastern
war she would like to have it forgotten
that she has no always boon tho best
friend of this country, and would not
refuse little "ail and comfort" from
America for herself. This, as We have
always held, and as tho Journal Of
Commerce truly says, is "tho UNDER
running motive Of the profuso hospl'
tality to Gen. Grant" OF course this
country will accept tho compliment to
herself, and will return it in kind on
duo occasion. We have, however,
grown out of tic vCrdant state Of for
mcr days ia which. like guiltlcss young
birds, We could to caught, SO far as
our foreign policy is concerned with
complimentary chatf. We have learn
cd not to mistake politcncss for friend
shin, and to initiate England closely
in making our interest our polar star
As Senator Conkliug has lately startc
!Or Europe, and has declared that ht
intends to thank the English people fol
Eugland's reception Of Grant, We ma!
consider that our debt Of gratitude vii
soon be fully discharged. With Gen
Grant to represent US in England, ant
Senator COukling to thank the Englis'
for their treatment Of Grant, nothin
is left to be desired except that every
body shall be thankful that We have
Grant and Conkling to exhibit abrOa
as specimens Of American statesman
ship and modesty.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
Grant and ConkIiDg.

Tho views heretofore expressed by
tho Sun as to the motive Of tue excess
sirc couFtesiGs lavishCl upon General
Graut in England arc emphutically
confirmed by others and by Gen. Grant
himself. 1t is scnsibly remarked TINT
tho complimentary demonstrations TO
Gen. Grant in England arc not so
much tributes to his military genius or
to bis statcsmauship as to tho nation
allied by 50 many affections and inter-
ests with England. 1t surely ought to
bc more gratifying to Americans that
they arc the real objects Uf this polite.
ness than that it is merely intended for
an individual, who is assunCl to be so
much superior to his cOuutryman in
general as to be excepted from tho
cold formaliIies hitherto extended to
our greatest statesmen and made lion
in q country which has generally claIm.
ed to bc the only producer OF lions in
tho world. The tone Of tho English
press renders it perfectly clear that
General Grant is received there chiefly
as representative Of The United States,
SUmC Of them speak freely Of bis weak
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
A Remarkable Case In Criminal
Jurisprudence.

Columns, o., Juno 2S.-0nc Of
tho most singular cases in tho annals
of criminal laws was to-day decided by
Judge Bingham. Some years ago
Mrs. S. Victor was convicted in th e
Courts Of CuayhOgo county, Of murder
in tho first degree, having poisoned her
brother, and was sentenced to be han
ged. Tho sentence was committed to
imprisonment for life. Since then sho
has been confined in tho Ohio pcniIen.
tiary. She grow tired Of life under
such circumstances, and in January,
1876, she made application to the
courts, Of this city. to have tho orig
inal sentence carried out, ,on the ground
that she had not consented to commu-
tation. Tho case was without prcce-
dent, and presented itself to the court
in the shape ola very knotty one.
Judge Bingham, after having tho mat.
ter under alviscmOnt for eight months,
rendered the opinion that Mrs. Victor,
in law, is an escaped prisoner after
conviction, and issued IN order to the
Sheriff for her delivery to the authori-
ties Of Cuyahogo county, to wait action
by the courts of said county. She will
be taken 10 Cleveland soon.
Attorney General Little, attorney OF
tho warden Of the pcnitsn tiury, subso-
quCntly madO an application to the
Supreme Court for leave to filo peti.
ton in error, which was granted and q
stay Of the execution Of Judge Biug.
hams decision ordered until tho case
can bc fullyhCarcd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
CoMMtM Cows.

Lewis-First Monday in February,
April, June, August, October aud
Dcccmbcr-lhe June and October
terms for fiscal aud police business
ouly
Tilmer-Secoud Monday in February,
April. June, August, October und
Drccubcr
IIp,hur-SocOud Monday in February
April, June. August, October ant
lcrembcr
Brax,On Fourth Tuesday in January,
March. Mny. July, September an(
November
Webster. Fourth Tuesday in Februa
ry. April, June, August octOOe
uul December
Calhoun Fourth Monday in Fcbrua
ry, March, June. August Septem
btr and November.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
IRRIIAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE MILLS.

Clarkshurg-lNily except Sandays-leavcs
Wrs'on nt $ a. M.-Arrives at 1 r. u.
l'raxton Court llousc-datly except Sun
lnyS-nrrivcs ut llestOn by $3.50 7. H., and
leaves Weston same day At G:3O p. u.
Glenvile-lcayCs HGstOn nj / A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdays-arrives
At ) + VI Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Buckhannon-arrivCs at Weston l2 NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays mud S4turlays-leavcS
Weston ! ? ". same days.
Philippi-Arriyrs at Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at GP. N LEAVES Weston Hrdncs-
day and Saturdays ut I 4. N.
Mount Plcasant-lelvcS Weston Mondays
and Thursdays Nt I a. M.-atrives Tuesdays
and Fridays BY Pm.
West Union arrives Mondays at 7. NJ.
Leaves Weston Tuesdays nj I 4. II.
Sand Fork-once wcek-lCNvcS Weston
Mondpysat \. M.-atrives Mondays At 8
I. II.
azs- Parties having mail to 80 should
bring II 10 the oiIice halia hour before the
departure Of the mails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-07
Phase.

While many Of tho Republican jour
mails dissent, in strong terms, from th {
order of Mr.. Hayes fOrbiddiDg Federal
officers taking an actiyo part in poli
tics, there arc indications that tho order
will not DO wholly wanting in Demo.
cratic support.
Tho World of this city quietly acqui.
csccs in it, and in the State Of New
Hamshire an active movement in its
support las been set on foot in tho
Democratic party. Mr.. Sinclair, q
Democratic member Of tho Legislature
Of that State, has introduced into the
House a resolution declaring that 1.-THE
acts Of tho National Administration iu
tho removal Of tho Uritci States troops
and tho restoration Of sclf.govcrnmcut
in the States Of Florida, Louisiana, aud
South Carolina. and the order prohibit :
Jag oflicchOllcFs holding connection
with what is known as the machinery
Of politics, receive our unqualified np.
pEOval."
A direct vote on this resolution ap.
pears to have been prevented by tho
Republican majority Of tho House, who
to n man voted to refer it to tho Com
mite on National AfFairs.-Mew
York Sun.