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The Weekly Cotton Statement.

New YORK, July 30.-The following is q
statement Of the cotton trade ct the ports
of the United States for the past week Net
receipts, 1875 bales. Exports-To Great
Britain, 425 bales; to the continent, 81
bales. Stock on hand and on shipboard
not vet cleared, Sill bales.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July -EoOn.-Consols, 93s United
States bonds quiet and steady at o3t Sugar ahoa''
DIS. od.
LIVERPOOL. July -.Noon.-Cotton shade
f,rmer-Uplands, 12;d. Orleans l25Glsd. ; esti-
mated sales 1900 bales sales for the wss6 sSo T Or
speculation stock SIS goo bales, including 200
bales American stock atloat $50, 900 bales, inclu-
ding %, 900 bales American. Corn declining.
4Nerpoon,-Rcd western wheat ranges from 9s.
sd. TO los cd. Flour 23s. Cd. Tallow, AIS. Cotton
unchanged. Yarns and fabrics steady and quiet,
LIVERPOOL, July 3O.-Erening. -Cotton SHADE
Grmcr; uplandS, l?ic. Orleans, l2s4l3d. sales
IL 900 bales Bacon dull.
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FOUND ORE.-Frank King, who has been
expanding so much labor and money in fit
ting up Van Buren, furnace, on Cedar
creek, in this county, has, after long but
energetic working, at last hit upon very
fine vein of iron ore, both in sufficient
quantity and nearness to the furnace
Shenandoah Herald.
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RANK TROUBLE IN RHODE IsLAsp.-l

BANK TROUBLE IN RHODE lsLAED.--Pro-
vsdence, r. l., July 29.-The Commercial
Bank Of Bristol, in this State, temporarily
closed to-day for an investigation of its
affairs. The cashier confesses he has al
lowed certain persons to overdraw to con-
extent, but they deny the charges
Of making overdrafts, and say that if any
iefalcation exists il is attributable to other
causes. The bank is State institution,
With o capital of only 100000.
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PERJURY.-We learn that DR.. Carter, ma
gistrate for Nelson county by military ap-
pointment, was on Monday indicted by the
grand jury (eohile sitting on the bench) for
perjury, in taking the iron-clad OATH
Lynchburg Republican.
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Southern Crops---sEenther.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 3O.-Thc reports
of the crop from all sections Of Georgia are
favorable.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 30.-Weather
fair, with q northeast wind. Thermometer
EIGHTY dcprecs
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Ohio K. Pate, youngest brother of Colo
mel H. Clay Pate, killed under Stuart at the
battle of "The Yellow Tavern in 1864,
having qualified at the Theological Semi
nary near this city, is now pastor of an
Episcopalian congregation in Owensboro'
Kentucky.-Alerandr Gazette.
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a maR committed suicide in England
Gay Or two ago by throwing himself under
railroad tGair On his person was found
d u number Of he 5ocnritics robbed from the
Now York Ocean 3ank some time ago.
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GRAvEL-ROOFING, &c.
PROPOSALS.


WILL BE RECEIVED
I FOR FURNISHIN THE CITY AIMS
HOUSE with the following PROVISIONS for three
months from August l, 1859 :. .cn.-#.
FRESH BEEF, $500 pounds;
BACON. o. 900 pounds
CORN MEAL, 40 bushels;
FLOUR, 100 barrels
HERRINGS, 80 barrels
MOLASSES, 800 gallons;
BROWN SUGAR, 1880 pounds;
COFFEE. l.770 pounds;
SOAP |. 900 pounds
RICE, l. 900 pounds
TEA. IS pounds. ~,
AS the quantity OF the above articles VIII be
governed by the number OF inmates, so the re-
Gured quantity might be more or less.
Applicants win leave sealed proposals, with
SAMPLES Of articles, at No. 4l5 Broad street. until
JULY DIST, included. HENRY MILLER,
Chairman OF Committee for Relief OF Poor.
" y
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Struck BY LrGHTNISG.-Duringth the storm
of Wednesday evening the store of W. D..
Sheppard, Esq, at Falls Church, Va, was
struck by lightning and burnt to the ground.
Mr.. Shephard's son had but few minutes
previous to the occurrence closed the store
for the night. The building and contents
were totally destroyed, with loss of about
S., 0OO.-W'ashington Chronicle.
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Ex-senator James NJ. Mason, of Virginia,
has gone to reside on Seminary Hill, near
Alexandria, Va.
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CHILD DRowSED.-A young child of Mr..
David Maphis, living near Mt. Olive, in
this county, was left in care of servant
who had not noticed the absence of the
child for some minutes, when search being
made, it was found in the spring. Every
effort was made to, resuscitate the child; but
to no purpose.-Shenandoah Herald.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-It is stated that the
wheat crop in this section Of the State has
not turned out as well as was anticipated
from the appearance Of the straw, and the
disappointment is attributed to the deterio-
ration OF the seed. 1t is also said that the
farmers, whose crops have thus deceived
them, are making arrangements to procure
for their next seeding wheat from Europe.
Alexandria Gazette.
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WHEAT.-Very few of our farmers have
threshcd out their wheat. The yield in
Louisa, We hear, is less by 20 per cent
than was xpected.-Natiue Virginidn.
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The thanks and gratitude of the white
people of Virginia are due to Mcssrs. Ra-
leigh 7. Daniel and James R. Fisher-the
former chairman and the latter secretary of
the State Executive Conservative Commit
tee-for their untiring labors during the
late unprecedented struggle. Their own
private affairs were entirely neglected, and
their whole time was given to the cause.
Of course, when good and true men are
needed for high places, they will not be
forgotten.-4AJingdoa Firginian.
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FURNITURE, dc.


u URNIT L RE, MATTRESSES, &C.
L HARDWOOD & HITTER, opposite the post
office, Main street, are now prepared to manufac-
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER. PARLOR, and DiNlNG-ROoh
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond TOT
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought al
our establishment from $35 TO $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS or al Styles
made to order and warranted as represented.
AS the prices of most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price o.. every article
did before the war. All In want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor. ,r
opposite the post-ofice, Main street
lie Ohm Richmond, Va.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

TIE VIRGINIA TEsT.0ATH CAsE.--Wosh-
;n1ton, July 29.-The Cabinet was in ses,
sion three or four hours, engaged in the
transaction of business which had accumu-
lated during the Presidents absence. Many
persons supposed the subject of the appli
cation of the " iron-clad y oath to members
Of the Virginia Legislature would come be-
fore the Cabinet, but it was ascertaincd
from an official source that the question
was not even mentioned. The President,
several weeks ago, in response to an in
ou;rv. said that it would be submitted to the
Attorney General Telegram in Baltimore
sun.
CUSTOMS RECEIrTs.-Thc following are
the customs receipts at tho ports named
from July Il to July 81, Inclusive Boston,
f2o5. $685.; New York, 1852 ,SlS.4l
Philadelphia, Sl67 ,SGS.55; Baltimore,
4l77.S34.7O; San Francisco, July to 10,
s244,72l.OS. Total, $3,46S, 59S.26.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 3O.-The Ministry last
night stated in the House Of Commons
that the present relations between England
and Mexico prevented the Government from
officially aiding holders OF Mexican bonds
in prosecuting their claims.
LIVERPOOL, July 30.-The Cotton Supply
Association has adopted a resolution looking
to the speedy development of railways in
India in order to facilitate the expectation
Of cotton from that country. This course
is taken in consequence Of the insuthciency
Of the supply from the United States. The
stock of American cotton is not large enough
to keep the mills in Lancashire fully en-
gagged.
SPAIN.
PARIS, July 30.-La Liberte reports that
the Spanish Minister here has information
that the disturbances in Spain has not
ended, but are just commenced. The Carl
lists in Paris, however, deem their cause
lost.
MADRID, July 3O.-The Carlist agitators
are dispiritcd.
4 plot to assassinate the Captain-Geno-
raj of Catalonia has been frustrated.
The Cnrlists from Ciudad Real fed to
Acadia Valley, pursued by the troops.
Several Carlists have been sentenced tt
death. ...
Second Dispatch.
MADRID, July 9O,-P: M-The Carlist
movement may be regarded as having dled
ont g.
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NEW AND OLD BOOKs.-Abbotrs Di-
" gest Law OF C6rtorattons, Ahbott's and
Brcbtly's National Digcsts, CllntOnS Digest OF
New York Reports, Digest of Fire Insurance
Decisions Benjamin on Sales Comic blackstone,
Bench and Bar, Smith on Contracts James, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs, Brightly, and Iliilard, on Bank,
rnptey Magrys Virginia Our stock * o. Inc new ana
nriccs low. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
booksellers, stationers, and bookblndcrs,
" IN 1918 Main street.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

WOODHOUSE & PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
plctc BOOK-BINDERY and BLANk-BoOk
MASUFACTORY, appointed with modern tools
and machinery, which, with good workmcn, enable
them to execute orders for F1RST-CLASS WORK
on as goodterms as the best houses anywhere.
Offices clerks of Gotrts and others, can have their
books made here to any pattern desired.
alxsavs he found on their shelves ready for use.
IL
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ON CONSIGNMENT.
100 barrels VALLEY FLOUR--Family;
us barrels VALLEY FLOUR-Extra
rs barrels VALLEY FLOUR-Superfne
25 barrels VALLEY FLOUR-Flne;
lbs barrels HERRINGS,
IS barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
IS barrels HEAVY SYRuP, ,,re,
30 barrels SMART'S MOUNTAIN Wills
KEY, ,
10 barrels HANGERS MOUNIalS W HIS
KEY. ,,,-,,-
barrels LUCK'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY,
barrels APPLE BRANDY,
MILL FEED, HAY.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds;
to which we are daily receiving additions.
MINOR & HARTMAN,
at the old stand of Bosher K Woody
Iyo. 1928 Main street.
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TailGrS' Strike ia New York.
Foreign News.

New YORK, July 30.-Fiftcen hundred
tailors are on q strike for higher wages.
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VITNE SUMMER DRINK.--ZETELLE
n has n fine CLARET ut the low price OF Slse
per gallon and fifty cents per bottle. BY the barrel
10 lower rates, ~ S-''
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FOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
L FANS.-Another lot just received at J. II.
ANTHONY'S TEA STORE, Main and Eighth
streets, of those useful, light, and elegant ians,
leaf. Best Gunpowdcr Tea. 81; Japan, English
Breakfast, and Oolong $l.so; good Green, Tl.3o.
SOC. Honey Soap, Wine Crackers, and Spiccd Jun
blcS. Jy
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
50 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
100 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
$50 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COZ
rs barrels SYRUP, all grades;
80 hogsheads BACON, sides and shoulders:
90 tierces CANVASSED HAMS,
50 ticrccs PRIME LARD,
200 barrels HERR1NGS,
200 boxes SOAP,
rs boxes CANDLES,
90 half chests TEA,
BREAD PREPARATION
SALT, NAILS,
SODA,
CHEWING TOBACCO,
POWDER,
LEAD,
BROOMS,
BUCKETS,
STARCH,
VINEGAR, &C., &C., for sale by
jy 2f-lw SROIIS dibooN.
IN BARRELS QUAKER CITY SYRUP
II "a ut PALMER, IARTSOOK & &C.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

TIE INAUGURATION Of President
GganLsanL Yrc Grcei,lsktTolilX, at
Washington, on est, 9aarsda.SS was
Me sreatest occaEIqn q tho kind the
county Inns ,evex witnessed. +Waslh :
ins,on was packed Glllofpeople;; and
yet everything went off smoothly
without accident or disturbance
Elsewhere will be found Grants able,
s,a!csmanlikc, honest aud earnest ILL.,
au.ural address, which will be read by
every patriot with heart throbs OF
pride and satisfaction. 1t is to the
point, plain. simple, and just what we
want. 1t was delivered to acres upon
acres Of people, and was received with
applause. The procession and ball
were both great successes. We con-
sratpl&.c cur readers and the country
CT &c happy Inauguration OF all adj
nj 1.,ration which Is certain to bring
3,ncc. good feeling, quiet and prosper
i,r TO the country. Never were q peo-
pie more blcSt than in the choice and
OF our new President,
Ulysses 5. Grant, and our worthy Vice
Schuyler ColfaN.
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Coin Contracts.

Cl,icf-.Iu,ti"c Chase has Iclivrrcdti'c
opinion OF the majority Of the United
Slatc> Supreme Court. lha! I'm express
stipulation I" pay coin on - contract
entered into previous TO the passage OF
the !r.al-icu,ler act uusl be performed
to.,lr letter. ..,;i
The rnSc was very clear rs to TIE IN.
trni;om Of the parties to make the CON
tract one OF gold aud silver. Theicasc
arose between Frederick l:ronson,: cx-
rcu!or OF Arthur Bronson, deceased,
and Peter Eodr>> In 1851 one chris.
liau Metz borrowed Of Frederick Bron-
son $I.4O9. payable in gold and silver
coin. with interest. on tho first dayol
January. lSJ1. \ mortgage Was given
and subsequently conveyed TO Mr..
RnhrS. ....r.
The interest was paid for several
years. and in l$t::jI. when ono dollar Of
gold WAS worth S2.25 in legal tender,
Rudr> proposed to pay of the claim.
alnountin: To $l.53I. in paper, dollar
for dollar. rYuaIl" $G1n inrlic tmrrenc!
positively contracted for. This wa.
refused. and todrs having DEPOSITED
The amount in legal tcndcr 50 tho ere.
dit of BRONSON. brought suit iiu equity
TO relieve the premises. n"rtga;,etl-of
the iucmmbrancc. Tho Supreme, Court
of Erie county, New York, dismissed
I:r hill, but on appeal ~ The Supreme
Court in general term the di,misksl
was reversed. aud this decree was AZ.
iirmcd by the C0Nrt'of Appeals! -"
The next movement of:thc csxs Has
TO The L. =. Courts. and hence. the de-
ci>ion IA already stated. Justice Davis
!as>cn,cd to the decision on thisfcOn-
tract, but'was' carcitllto protest against
its application to-, similar contracts
made since the passage Of tho Legal
tender act" Justice Miller diEsehtctl
entirely front he decision. It'rcnrajuS,
therefore, a question whether gold
contracts made since lSG3 will bG Gu.
| forced. = ........ ,..... ..:o n,aE.-
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DoS PIArr. the Washington CORES.
poudrnt Of the Cincinnati C"mnierci"l,
speaking Of Tic recent row" ~ Con.
"rc.s, Oh iIr OCCASION Of counting the
electoral vote. which has been 50 gene.
rally spoken oias di>Sracins that body,
say: ., u
such ouiburS:s Of pas.ion arg. TO br
expected im popular asscInbliss.
I,avc witnessed scenes in the English
House Of Commons that w0ul~ ihrUw
in the shade our little outbreak. vi hen
-o,nr obnoxious member persisted in
krrpiu. ihr moor 10 the disgust nF the
drlr%aicd Bulls. who cOuShcd him
down." wllirlr- phpn-c '.Ii'c.n.- yslh.
shouts. wlrisiling. cat calls, and even
the Drawing like unto jHckaSscs. y
row OF this sort is not uncommon in
the F'rrmcl, Assembly," And. when
our uproar WAS 1T the highcst. ! saw
the f.u%i>h Minister looking calmly
down from The diplomatic gallery, ~
if the affair was by no means .ucw, "
OF rare occurrence. .-'..-..-' Hlf
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'u'THI LEoisLArrnE adjourned on.last

Thursday. Among tho bills .passec
were bills relieving John S. .$SEanr
from tho attorneys test oaGl,; refund
.inSBouuty taxes collected from sold
'fcrs providing for payment Of taxes
heretofore levied OH real estate, and
regulating tho sale thereof for. nom
payment Of such taxes; lcgaiizins the
election OF Township officers in Mich
olas county; charging tho power and
defining the. duties Of the Kanawha
Board, and authorizing them to prose
cute tho Improvement OF the Kanawha
Siror; and tho general appropriation
Lillv-the usual. appropriations: being
cnt. down considerably. in number and
amount! The joint resolution ratify-
ing the. Myth amendment, regarding
suffrage, was passed BY tho following
vote: "
In tho Senate. b..
= YEAs-HtcsSrs. Ilokc, (rrcsl'lrnt.l hurley. Pix.
Drnrnmond. I,N,'liiile, 'Jc0nord.' tSnniSdoll,
.Wernlngcr. MJESyySn iIpd founE-lG
,t,iiisfs' M,yis rhoii,s nnd %ii,Sm-v
~ i'".'''o -. - v ..r
III the House.
1nAS.Mr sS f: sS,minE; .SpcmH" N Hnrn'
,mn p9Ss' t =, uih Er"r,Is t,,son OF
f,rcsion 'ifaTimnn1" IIowrs Eccycr. Wnnon.
:uamncu p,,Ss:ii 'p,,i,,a,n Ecvnolds EoiiIns'
Scot;aid .Snith Of Murv,u,. Sm6dprnss 1'homns'
ana -Wriyht-sS ~
4:'EAYsHSexsrx. RallnrI, Bowycr, DAVIDSON,
Hutton. jScel, VI Ohio. jacob or Hampshirr'
KincuX, Lamb ManIon5 McglnskcS, Plnncll,
smith Oi Eanawha Stlici, ard Ynsice--l9' =
~. 80, 80, c,.,,
We Wlll publish l!St Oh DlIlS passed.
,,..oor,o.
nerGiltcE. e. :..-. go ......... .....
''bne loHoWlhS .ls the 'o'e AZ tie
House on the final adoption of the bill
80
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NEY RAILROAD :ScltEME.-A Rail
ROAD Con|cltion was held in Newark,
o., OH tho 25thult., to consider the pro
jcct Of building railroad or @ilseads2
to connect tho northern lakes with
tho Atlantic scaboard, ria tho Hooking
Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Resolutions were adopted look
ing to the junction OF, the three rail-
roads already chartered and partly
built. from Toledo, Sandusky and
Cleveland, Ohio, to or through tho
locking VALLEY, at some point in that
valley, with branch connecting with
the chesapeake aud Ohio at Charles
ton, (. uia Pomeroy, or Gallipolis
y committee was appointed toforward
the matter, and the zeal and earnest
mass manifested Indicate that work is
meant. ..... ......s
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amount sasscsscd upon them, ranging l,r.,
I'D 800, 900 in each county. =

amount & :.iasscsscd upon them, ranging tr.,
20 eiGOO, 90 III each COUNTY. :.
4. As,&Essthc Chesapeake and Ohio nilro.i,
h conc aeof7ts construction lisa certsinh
liz IL M 81 lcted and in running orIe, e
White apb 8prinss. md west Of that H.
roah III lu1 4htrnct, and recently, a. h,,.
umicfstooi iktn good authority, men ,nS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been landed 1t c.
lsttsburs, for tlcpurpo@ Of: workiuS At th,,
end Of the road. -.
What We are to consider now tx the ooo
ncctiou Of this Chesapeake and Ohio nilru,S
and the most practical route for that purpo..
From. Iris pqlnt-Scwark-Ato 4landei; u,
road has Decngradcd for several ycssS ;sad +
understand can DC made ready for tho xupr,
structure at cost not exceeding $lOOu0
per mile. y .5,iE
month Of the" kanawha;f.tl THE tis,ans 4
twenty. eight miles, running through a nd
mineral district; From tlic' iG'ogth Of ,hr
E,nawl,a to Scary Greek in West virEinn
il il forty miles. The road between Berlin
nud the mouth OF the Kanawia has t,ecn Sur.
rryed. located and estimated upon both br
w2y Of Campaign creek and Chica,uanss, d.
estimates Of which arc preserved, and n.y
~. made Of value int carrying ont the Object,
contemplated by tlia' Convention: The oos
Of This bT1,rci. from the month OF tho Kan.
wla to Berlin, including equipments, su
estimated ut about $9OJ,OOQ.y..: .q...
Thu important objects contemplated "
This Convention, can scarcely 10 ovesrat.i
Il wiII nurr to the Development aud prostr
ity not only of the State At lsrSc, but 70 ii
IN. counties through Which the Contemplated
lines may pass and especially will II deretp
the southern tiers Of counties lying upon NC
Ohio riXrr. = i! u ~
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CHANTS CAEINEr.-rhc followin.
urc the names Of the Cabinet. which
President Grant has sent to the Sell
ate for confirmation:
Secretary Of S'me-E. l.. WAS''rrESE' OF
Illinois.
Serrtary IF 1irasury-A. I. STEWART, Of
New York.
Secretary n IIm-Maj. Gen. j. NJ, Sc"'
, FIELD.
Scyetu,y ni N,cy--ApoI.rIE i. l;"vIE.
!S:cret"y Of Mte'%r-J. D. Cox, Of oh"
Postmaster Gt.nrim-A. j. CEEs>wEI.I., o'
Maryland.
.itiornay Gr,mrai--.Iudgc T.. L. lloAE, o.
Massachusetts.
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Couldn't Resist Again. (.

.Two weeks since the RGp"bftca''
tsoa,du,t. rcsist: Tic Aemp.afiar wbiel
tLe see + 81 sfho House vote on TIC
cspi,ul;: favofqdSi ,yo',olr ths follow ~
ing, which, being absent,, We, eScr'o'ak Is
Cd Inst week: 8 =,
The Location, of the GaPital Wn ,.;I !,
has for long Time pressed so nG', ,,!
upon that mass OF giant ih,e'lse.s'
known rs the West Firsinl" le%is'a
turc. Is settled forihc present. 80 laI .,r,
the Lower House Is concerned; oy W.
iny the blank in the bill! with ParRers'
burg. e.. .s -, nm ,ho
On the final passage 0ft'e O!'I' u! Luz
House, VIC find among the yeas !he
nn,ncs OF M essrs.4A. W. Mann ~" " ~
W. Carpenter, of Grcenbrier:. ~ ~
Carpenter, OF Monroe; -" ~. ",
Wright, Of CabelI: L. y. Bailar'i' OF
Logan: W. H.. French, of MSrcer.
JOHN Bowycr of Putnam; {. Tyson
Of Roanc. These persons arc AT fadi'
Gals. and as our Mcighbor. the "'"'nm'
ia the observation-disclosures and mouth
piece Of that class of people ln Inns re-,
giom. and also the selt-conslltntGa
guardian Of all It's political friends IN
the Legislature. VIC hope il Will cxPlai''
whether the above named indiVlHti"lS
acted in accordance with instructions
from the Baltimore and Ohio Hallroad
Company. or. With an eye to The future
accplnnlo tlation Of the whole people OF
the State, voted according TO The DIG
tatrs Of their own conscience. The
people would like TO know. ....
We hope we ibid "explain' last
week just how the action Of thcpartirs
named above in voting for Park crS-
burg. secured. finally. the location OF
the Capital at Charleston, as IL ~aS ~
tented amt .rpccfcd WcS"Ppose these
gentlemen kept their own conscicnccs,
Mnt their m0Uths and guHrticd their
words better than our nciShbor gene
rally does.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

80 - W. 80 .'''Fs.
ANDREW JOHNSON, finding himself
about to shuttle off his official coil,
ronllntt think Of parting with the dear
people without u few parting words in
tho shape or "rarcwell address"
g.abot;its under the impression that
his view: were MOI known be repeats
them. te"sinecrcly :invokes the for
bcarauco and corporation Of tho
Ametltan1 people" for, President
Grant; !;ranG in Three mortal. columns
tells how - could ha%e become Dieta'
= tor but didn't; hoy bis policy would
have brought peace, sando of1tho woes
lias the:nation now !1cplores from its
rejection; cougratalatssso himself: that
no liasnt boon ,bribed, that hcis NOT re:
spousible for any: wars COR .biootished
(h0T about: New 0Urleans,| Memphis;
& &: g}SHass TIC nc. .p IS l6rssttsn. and
crloscswith these-:*:EossziTrFioS, Poor
Andy! he took no part in the ina, i:nausur'
alton and will retire from oilico q
-thoc0u Oh lS'y1fHn ln1ed 'ilu3asE Hb@is to
ln~u q reception IN BALTIMORE -NJcn
,lhs,wi,l return toXeDpbDbcOn:ho,fr 4lc
" .ssvpShiS Understandable escttrdto:s re-
aropu1l,c Constitution S..:1: t.v :: g
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