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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
General News: Il 81
'Crops and Affairs in Virginia.

New YonK, July el0.-A coErespond:
ent of the Richmond Republic says-:-.;7 " "a,
'Except:around Burkesyille there are4s no {! I
traces Of war. Tho crops arc good
Oats arc heavier than for:msnyS years:----.ts x
Corn promises we'll: The peopleF:
quiet and Industrious. Returned 20 ::
ders arc maLfally, going to'work.s: Gen. 4:
.Iohnston.iss at Buffalo Spripgs:H HS.t9s
anxious to go to work in some honest
occupation, and sct an example, OF sub.
mission aud obedience to the LAYS of;his
country. Tho Danvillc :railroidb has
been greatly improved. The timber Vas
cut and bridges built across the St.un:
ton river in four days by the, United
States authorities. Rather rapid work
for old Virginia. Farmers have met
with much embarrassment in the want
Of stock and farming utensils, but these
are being rapidly overcome Many or
iby horses aud mules, are being bought:
and more wheat will be sown this tall
than for many past years. -, 49,. 49,, l,yss,;& &
The Herdld's correspondent from
Southern Virginia, represents society
and industrial affairs in that region sns
still in very bad condition, consequent,
to a considerable cxtenti ON tho planters
and freedmen not yet understanding
their altered relations. or at least not re.
cosniziug them; and much annoyance
is thereby caused to the military author
i,ics in efforts to adjust the difficulties
between the respective parties: The
planters many eases are disposed to
insist on their authority to punish the
negroes for disobcdicnce, while numbers
Of the latter do not yet realize that free.
dom does no, mean idIencss, and are dis
posed to desert the plantations: 80,
With regard to the loyalsy:to the Ma,
tional Government Of the white Virgin.
ians generally, our correspondent ex.
presses the opinion that it is not Of tho
genuine type. The people admit that
they have been o"erpowcrcd aud forced
to yield, but don't express regret for
their rcbelious course. They still, too.
cling to their old semi civilized idcas:of
chivalry, regarding labor as dishonora'
bic, and can no, yet understand that q
new order Of things is established, un'
der which he who would prosper must
work. IT..
Troops are still beiaS mustered :outoof
service in tho Department OF pTglnls.
in largo numbers. ?. s a,t;;a:,
Mr. Bowden, Attorney General OF
Virginia under Coz. pierpont, has sub
mi,,cd an opinion regarding who will be
qualified to exercise the elective fran"
ehisc ut the approaching election 10 that
State, in which ho says that all adult
white citizens six months residents in
coun,y, who hare nc, held Office :uuder
the rebel Government. and who are not
excluded By the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation, may vote on taking the
oath Of allegiance in any county Of tho
State.
4 man has offered himself ASH caudI'
date for shoriF who urges. as a recon-
meniation in hi> favor, that he has
sc,ycd four years in the rebel army: :,
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The Assassination Case.

,, ,,.a,.,o p;,.h,, IN s,wu;,c
,:,,,.. =, .,, >,.....;n,,;onc c,s.
"P ''' '''C''' ." ~ r. ,.,
maue IN elaborate Analysis u - ""'e''
is Published i, grea; length. lie quotes
the testimony Of numerous witnesses,
;.n,,;...;n, J,.;,,rsor Davis in the asso,
, .;,.;, ,ho 49,;
>'na''"" ''''' ""o "''e' ~ '"e ~"
Isn"" as I? ";r WORDS "SSu 'y D'S'>r :.
when &c near" o' '"c "sS'IS' ~ ''i ""i''" '',;',
me | 'I>'''S"'' >''' - '"N
vi DAVIS ,
Whatever MAY be The convictions OF
others, my own conviction Is that jet
t"r>on Davis is clearly proven guilty ol
this conspiracy a> is John Wilkes Booth
by whose hand Jefferson DAVIS lnhictc"
the mortal woHn's upon A9rahah l'n ,
coin. His words OF lntcnSe nate, ana
rage, and disappointment are not to De
ovcrlookcd-that the aSsaSSluS had not
done their work well that they Ia" ho'
succeeded in rohIln% the people a''o'
.ethcr Of their constitutional Executive
aud his advisers and hence he excIa'ms'
! =" if they had killed Andy J"hnS"n' tne
beast : Ncithe: can he conceal Ms
cha@rin ani disappointment thai tue war
minister OF the republic, wh'ss energy
incorrnpti'Is integrity, >'esp'eSS S's'''
aucr, aud executive aC'''ty' had orI""H,
I'd day by day. month ~ month"; a"1
year by ye"r, victory loF our arms n'0
escaped the An'tc OF the aired assassin
The job, says thiS procurer III aSSa>S'"a'
rion, was not we'll done; 1t hnd oee"
Ltn.r ii it had been we'll done Because
Atr.ham Lincoln had been clear IN MS
great o;h,e, and had saved the nation )
life by enforcing the "a'?" : laws, '"'S
traitor declares h" must he mnruerc' ;
bee .u>c Mr. Seward, H. f"re'=n Sec'etaF!
Ok the country. Ind thw w'rted the pnr
! poses of treason t" plunge this country
into var with En.,aud, he must be
murdered; because. upon the murier of
Mr.. Lincoln. An"rrw Johns"" would
succeed to the Presidency, aud because
bc had been true TO the Constitution
ana Goyrr,mrn,, faithful found among
,hr f,;,hl.>s OF his own State, clinginS to
,hn r.il;ny n;ll,rs Of the Republic wheu
n,b.rs had led, he must be murdered ;
Ond b..,us. the Secretary Of War had
3d. ,.ton ro,p by the faithful discharge Of
h;" s, a,,;s. tba, the Republic should live
ma m No, die he must be murdered. In.
,smneb as these two faithful officers
were not also nssassinated, assum'ns
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
Faith.

!eovy no quality ofmiud or intellect
in others not genius, power, wit, Or
fancy; but if | could choose what would
be most deiigh,faI, and ! believe most
useful to me, I should pr4fe: a firm re: i
lisious. belief, to every 'o!ber blessing. !.
Why? Simply because faith brings
perfect peace. Faith is an emaDationa
from Deity, and is manifested through
the moral sentimcnts--thc religious aud I
spiritual faculties. These faculties,
when awakened. put US in relation to the
9. above" the future, and to Cod Faith:
likelore," !" casteth out fear. i n;faithS
which says" Our Father, Who art in
heaven and @Thy hy5will' DO done; Q ~,
.hat'Sthe world would open its eyes. %
tho beauties, the peace. Of mind, and the
ine.timable scousols.io Yaf,SS faith ssau1,
trust! i. q. 49, ~: Is, "a tp.s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
4 Weighty Reason.

"You ought to marry" said gentle
man to a friend.
Never"
IL know girl for you"
"Let me alone" ~.
"But perhaps you dou't know her.
She is young" -..-.--..
" Then she is sly"
Beautiful. !"
"The more dangerous"
COS good family" s.
"Theu she is proud" :
"She is tender hearted" .. +.
" Then she is Jealous"
"Shc has talents" e
"To kill me-" ,z. .
Sand one hundred thousand dollars"
"TH take herr >.,s,. ~, 4. ,,.zs.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
The President on the $4,000 Ex-
ception.

CeptlOn.
On the Sth inst. President johnson
vas waited on by Messrs. JAS. \. Jones,
Il. a. Lancaster, w. II. Maxall and j.
l.. Apperson, representatives Of mcr.
chants and others Of Virginia, who
wished him to amend the amnesty proc
lamation by takin. out The 18th exccp.
tiou-thc $4,000 clause. They repre-
seuted that this feature interfered with
the development of industry by build.
ing up capital, and in this way opprcss
ed the poor, and when they endeavored
10 borrow money in Northern or Middle
States they were at once met with the
objection that perhaps they had over
S2O 900, and If they had accommodation
could not be extended. So they were
unable to give work to the poor men
who called on them. The President re,
mirdcl them tha, the amnesty procla
nation did not cause this dis,rust. 1t
was the commission Of treason aud the
violation Of law which did it. The ain
ne>iJ PlocIa"ia'ion Ic'' i"eSc the" Jus'
where they were before. 1t did no: add
any disability 10 them. If they had
committed treason, they were amenablc
to the conGscatlon law which Congress
had passed, aud which he, as Presldent'
could not utter or amend. In the am.
nesiy proclamation he had offered par,
dim TN Snmr ncrSons but that did not
iniurc any other persons. Would they
like to have the amnesty proclamation
removed ato.ether? Would they feel
any easier in that case? One OF the
JeputaIion said: No; but 1t would as,
sisi Us very much II YOU. would extend
tn" ecnc!i's oi 'he n'"c'a;n'""n 10 per
sons worth over $Z","0o. he ';'a''
ient replied 'ha;. IN making HAT r%"ep'
ton, he ha'! acted on The natural sup,
position that mcn had aided the rebel
lion according to ihs cN'ent OF their Pc
,H"iaFy me'"s. N'd "ey moi k"'"
;h'>? -.
Nne q i"S uTr'' ''''" ''o' 0''
""; E""% II: w
l"e 'r"'i''n'--" " ny yes you "'-
l"n Snow "'t'+'''; wen INA, II WAS Tue
wealthy "e'' 81 ''s 4""' =" VINO 'ras""H, rI u;
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tue ''''', anu s"o" w." 's ""T
"'"e' ""' '''"'e "|s t 0s' ';., 1;'.h ',',.,
'fP1>I" ~ '',.'s'J"i .I i.'I;, wv W., ,n,n II.
Wv ~ r,ra' ,ha S,.,,o ;r,n ,n,ns
;s ny A., =" M w.. san non cI,u.e Sun.
rn.', . man = ,yor,h morc ,h,n ,bo, now
r ~. wnr !. oyrr ,nI thc chance, ,re ten
."> "" .In, g. H., ,nnI, :, nu, or ,ho rnhoI.
r,U ~ w. ~. '"n, ""n,r.c,s ~ t., W. m;ybt rs
I, aaVm y! W. .'I' ,I,;"i,. ,Hnr, nj. / don't
W. '"'" ."' a,x;,.. .L,r, rr.
","" ,:'..;': M w., ,,a,r y,n ,r. very ca"er to
s h'I, ,In Monr WHY dom, ynu take the
.nr,lns ~ over the so 900 YOU own and
live i, to them? In that way you will
holm ,hem and bring yourSeIvc, within
the bencfi, oI the proclamation.
.I nm rr,r n s,v that think some
RI ro, n,nh, 20 hc taxed on all over
sod nn0 ~ L.In ,bc moor When I was
V;I;,,rr Covrrnor Of Tennessee | as.
,rsscd spch taxes on those who had been
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19

Mr.. Everett and Judge Story were at
public dinner. The ordinary toas's
we're given, when Judge Story arose and
saids >l..
Fame follows, fortune wherever it
(Everet) goes, =
Everett re piled :" Here's to the legal
profession. It has never got above the
frst story" (Story.) .>.s .... ..s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19

LIBERAL BEoUEsr.-The Philadcl'
phia Press, Of july G, states tha. Rear
Admiral Dupont has bequeathed sl75,-
900, the amount of his prize. money. to
establish the National Asylum 10 Wash.
inston for the orphans of soldiers ard 10!
sailors. ,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
0yiAinN1 PDGtYM,
lF,k luE JorENAL.
FAREWELL SWEET HOPES AND
sunny HOURS.

Sweet ho2o< ard sunny hours, farewell
Onc sigh before w part
y sigh. an! u !ong-a long farewell,
From the depths ofa broken heart.
Farewell sweet hops MI! sunny hours.
" t!,w or swift. dark w;n;:
Yc ;low--ani not E..sy,h'S mi@h.;sSt powers
Can bring y"u back aSs;n.
Sweet hopeS anl sunny hours. ai;rn;
Wha, visions .! bliss Sc wrought.
Your cOlorS yc hal ;rom the roS;'> hu",
Ani yoHr lisA; from the stars ye caught
Adicu Swce, hop2S anl Snany hours;
Like drtam q night yc passed.
The gloom ;ilat hung o'cr your waking hours
Was the only thing to last
A. ",
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19
J. H. HALLS
GROCERY & NOTION STORE

Jrr keep. on band good assortment OF Groceries and
r-n;,s Nuts. Contec,ion. Pcrfamcry. Fancy Articles
s,:"a.rv. Dve-s:uas, CIsr1s, Smoking and Chewing
1o9s.a. &C. Su.,r. Coffee, Tea, Nolasss. All Kinds q
&.3 ts :"c4 supply Of Foreign aid Domestic LIQUORS
k'?. .e,asaa:ly on hands. -,.-. -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-19

Hs~lsf! - 70 W =, --gv7
!! Brsekiasidgs ha.i.siled: forE 4 EEn'ap.e4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

Cine Mobbeit..-- Yei. Ter Stat rune Der
ct. weter Giraffe pu.roe n az, 1ltBten. Scnnabrns
an Ter @teae, no Fa ,benalas Gin !Rir3bof be-
FAINT, .mebssrs Sdrse tlosgdlsst.t .Nian ( lieb Ge
aud klOS5 .Iie8en uns peri@xssnt. S5uauusen mad.
ten f@ sintn Spa6 baraus, bic sdrst 3u jer-
trlm,nert unb biz G;eSt;ne mad alien Ri&tun-
gen umbsrSuperfeu. g.&aslnaa nun au9 nrd@'
f. ptniss Btltanst spss 2eb,rs esr 8t.berarftrft-
buns Der 2eettn itia, ie.xiR bod cine eepiGt
wittdt sestn bic llebesrefe tersr. sic spy ans
teitusrganssn, SevSbnliai ein xbsil,i her @ein-
nn.tgg iieess eetilsettn Msnibrn unb aud tsr
l9i&telantioe ftttsin elmer iolatn gebanetane
ee0ea, mas in ben S&sBe Der Grbe ..aneinF psa
ZEN iitrisgsb!itb,n, ,uas einRmals iisaeeben inter
mtni&li&et @sfa1t eepanttIta tins s. pb : IT.
~ IL unitrt' !an6&t, Bag .str. Asfleytt str gra..
bi1uussartsa iofsrt fir i&ntftrnuns. !bsr y2aroe
mad eiutm vtabe, no Re ru9lalent 5pis! ettsc.
Gen tDaren, battle forsea iinb Der Staettatb 70.
baan ibre Bsstbisuna. apuf ,tiiiiniemI GGrt;ssbofe ser-
faesn fo1su. Da6 b:es nias ee(btben, ii uns
EN- 3si@en, bab 90 in eeui6en Auar.irsn ned
sitaslid '.peais getratb an rem sepBtnIibRen
S@idli@teitssefibl bat. ss
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

@ ltetyaBt!a e .gst1 l,aast astapAl.
peanaa is!st II iN;sgtuisauI III gnbfaasa uttss
snspia: esltsakA asslat jAsnpS 'aa4aat eapat a. ].
sas:sa@ ssste&t3 sttis . iasIt,f airartt Is fsNasttjshts'
adm|i4. 10 .gss,. Dtseeuat uus. S Pm. &lrait.t
~ Gurepiil@tr xInRlifiE- Qtpas
R.uts tn sisfiss.s 2snstl- Dss., ast.t, !, ).
men ID unss ttxs.SNs ..2anRa tsdr, vtofs8saptte i&s
mebure Satire Id .npspwe .ti&tns9atupa tef9afs;
,iat par. uni lipass ID, Zen tStdettn. pamture.
s5todbolm. aspenbastt nab a4briatania, bssbr
G&s bee Ginpptnfrn Spn. Mtnena une bes tIe.
iI3tni Minrt(ofa !Aujajtistn.. lp9ses nd 1atesN
N3u bie1er 6tatt ~ BEN 3wfae niseergelaVea bal,
pxenptstpayapben eel@ift ~ bftretbtn. nit alien
isiasn neutRiu.g ssbtfG ftuxeee GEN. lnas 70 essi 81.
1rumente riitge6rA&t bal, NRtE man fe1nNnserM
ssst! $s'at IL es 81 ls. y : s sssalaass ss =; sa 'ssss
aberirpfen uerheit Baaet.! F.! 4
.IGstbat,AiHrS uRyument. rtl&ss bal Bib I'M
Nu yoQenbeE. unb .tttl3fs' ganlt tfsnefve tus
Totttautum66I psG6.i 4inter1S elueeridtet IA. .:.faI.
,Das vabltnnt n fnauxtlt&R sr(a&t, Bsnp,
fbtt&tn .umt fttnei Nrbeitet ~ p.iffn. II Nteljtr
III g., @ted @iutfsn'S Bls6, Wtnoua asgps |
GStviit 1srdtrlsipda bae bic Mrteit 8efaQenj
mu6. pter fein 3ouerar rirlanst pirS. 374|
gDincna, @ept. A65.-iS5 " NJ. 5arleu. I
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

& 3Ibae d!aAosean, Elm ~ttlann.er uns al.
,eensin teliebtsr gbrearaann. it ron NeYaea ua1
fsiaen a!.sn 1timatsfaate Miansieta 3uradse.
tsbrt, 'befentli@ fir INNER. felsit wtan Ct
NOD III, ras & par, tlu Mlitslieo ter unslidli-
DIN Gartei bsr Democratic nit bsr F@ ieser mo-
raliip. iatsafltuta, p~tfuaidr anp. iowtit bic
Usbirafaftrn III Betts4t ~tertrteu, aft pbpfi&
rIinirt, ser nitt vsn 1br laRen fam. 9aSse
,8:aue.sau. np@ Elm iunssr traftisesMsun. icG'e
'tt. alien MtTaIiae galet issen suab:. biz iunse
esiunbe 3usunf,spartei ais sisius Nuse.tprsnc
%umfansen:;'e Ia uuirse Ct bait. uisber is;n9asrbun,
tsyt IN hit G¥fe fort.rn.' q 'itfsi ty.iu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

20 tilltpater.-9n Ter leBtsn Nnrtners cts
tuabrtsn mir; RAT ii: s.iaratsr G,idaftslsu.e
awsi sisue DSnarfer in ;yrent Gitnl bastn,
w.l&e' ib, Jraat befsys.n. @ir' erlsben isbt
aus tsm n3 efienser" Tag aud lei Osesoln
Won Gapt.i 8 napp Gin nsass' 9sut' setaut wirs,
psl&es fir ben 9antel aui een 81 &rriYr BE-
fliHmt. III. GadsIbt bat pic eniebalite eaase ssa
los Gub b,i elmer @tite BON IS Gue. 50 IL
fir ~ssyinssa 2iefsaus e.sant une pirb bssbaIt
fir BIN zranspcss int otssn. Ct. aroir tsisa.
bess, nusbar lein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

Die 1ttater.8 orftellnne Gu, aaa3asn
Rsntas i'm atbenaau.. .%pfrbunesn NIT eefans.
scrtrasett urs ,eiuem i1ansfrdn,&en Nth ,ur
Setter Der gerfttnei5uus Der beit,n btutl&t' 81! |.
sei.se, 'fee rQsftsertinSe' unb .ssfisberfranls~ ssttttj
anaalst, nab tas wublifan hatinztieftr Ibat.
fade. bic, Garsatis, bae q I'D. ssr)aslia lcbnen:
pirs. lie gssaequns su befudtn.. sic III bic
serat, nit pet t.r rsue y@e(anmtsersin sos ~
.SFfutli&set trttt v. 80 litst ttsBdle III berga,ur
Der Sa$s. sa6s Il, ltfftnaieit Ri@taha' ttsas una,.
tbaK s'isbs pas ban ..lisnea Iann. ssnBsifaaa SCI
,Beiu&trl IN srpstsH.g Dsn gereia f.b.n i.st,
t{ettts ,far'tass@ 9anfpel, .tti - fir hen Gselana..
Vie tsRtn 9aIense u G,ttste,s qssl9e bas 81,
-yanler Dtut{&tbura btstet;; unbsantr bes Qtitu,a
f6bietsf DtrtJtutsn seibt, wtreen Beibe Grfreil;,
Ges iu'leiisn ypvbsreAetfa u. M1Sss Cd nan bais
lYablaaut ni@s lan 1bsanabn,es tsbl,r lai.n une,
.insem % bsa Derein tur@ maainsntaften ss1BfiuI@d5
,trtsautbtst:: f&'fdbf sat 1ahstatbsbrn@ eleaeatstat
'iiutma' wtaus eete< I'D, btnnaaidsnser nab tit.s
btnbttllAtttbattx ug seit@aftn.., .Qnbt bas Qtbe.
n6ut. an Sad&ftsa Ranta8 '3etseny pie Sitt
Rentten'e 6 t6ttsni tannl!! ..sadtass ast
tihali9'hat 9iuirdtspsttfes fanb IDS IL tr
.ssrlSaFseu An3etses In Der lessSn Rn1,natr' lid
sS5Trttums Dit. bsatt6e Antsiet; duff wel&e III
btettitt's tywetftn; ;'btfa0f baS, ei&ti9.s : "ase
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-02

.Eub1ib,,s gnstinl,,ia GnsiA5!a--iD DIR
:3aianb Is. i@srabes iaNisoattti-. n,as uaass,.,tlt@
in Siuty4 &ountY mar ssr ban Giatsitt b,sJre1-
usttsss aIssr aas8 essife entitsIid .uns ..bte3 iuse-
tanntt iyStaet.M eab3 'nibts als sine .9Rsibe
yin sJsinasfe{eu Motafsfisen sesbanten sara
.atttsu spn .aottl54trn.," !9qgiit 1heiitft., f~ps,ib.fe
r9trabe' s%eaanntt 0orri9tung yfesbe unb
Massu In mSeli&R Iurssr 3ett ~ ruini1ea unb
Dra@aftea.'s 20. hsinanbers fat, unnabtar III
trenla ca ,unttr eentV ermantt tfe 3a.s.sbiassn,
eft ith. Jtsejatr ausfebsn spIrbt,' mu6t Sebsu
Gbriasanen!fd3l sna. nit S9aas.r .rfa1.n;; Der &C.
3sunsfsi mar. QTl@ ysr Il xagsn. !e'sss 8 @eaen
bard sisi.s eatsrintb. .on Sdlanambiaiseru nit
einena Tuttnertr tissas@ 81, avteisn.
''7 Gsi sefaisbt peabalt nit ysiaem .GtefitI ses
t~ani6Rta @oblteb 2osns, '.tae mir bic fMssnte,
tNa4ri&t raittbeilen.. ~. ~, 't'1 80 '',,'s i":' :
IS Fnb $1,000 3uiamuea aebTa&t psrbtnI fl:
Be-bt6tsuxs1s tr 4a.5tase @tra1s" aber ct.
vstsr.s $500 iablen ei.. an Der 9tra6e b%sIessnen
0rt4l4afssn une $500 big Stage o%mpanis,"
4eas!uia9!
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