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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12
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Isauc FouI<c,
II. II. Blackburn

ATTORNEY At LAW,
CF.. av Q.ssr Street.
NARTINSHCEG. WEST VA,
VIII practice in the Cri,'d states Courts the
Courts us Virginia and West Virginia
Asrf 90 I~fY-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12
Valley TIRI ITgTllTCE ClNPATY
WEST VIRGINIA.
OFFICE----C II AR L r STO W N,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA.
CAPITAL 100000.
nTEVCEDS.

JOHN ". GRAHTHAM-Prcsident.
JOHN W. MCCURDY-Vice President.
G.. a. PORTERFIELD, Sec'y and Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12

Often man drives pair Of grays, while he
himself is driven By dams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12

- Orders for all kinds Of Merchandise. salt.
Fish Plaster, Gusno. and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements. promptly filed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12

There is said to be farm near jamestown
where the grasshOppers, having eaten up all
the crops above ground, now sit on the stumps
aud fences, with hoes over their shoulders,
waiting for the potatoes to set old enough to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12
CIEON MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ALlOkNE IL Al Law
Cb1rIs,'orn, Jefferson County, ". "a
NTILLpyacticsin in Jefferson and adjoining eoun-
Ors.s IN Hooa-s Building, opposite Garter
House"
June e5. l,7O-5m.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-11-12

A Paper out West has for lis motto Good
will to all men who pay promptly. Devoted
to news and making money"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
EVENING REyERIEs
ON THE BANK or THE OHIO.
-
ny yIRGISIUs nUrCHEa.


BsRoAth an 0cciAental sky
MLaTe Ihs setting sun aTops sllA.los thai guirfI
I s,ssh Ohios tide Iollby,
IIas oaiH hos so0lhins, hos suTsns
The FEATURES of the lanl.saI- seu,n,
As, sAIins 0A the sl0TiOas sesHe
Dream u Tri men. Ssiunss Fhiliren true
UnlatoTri. sih,t,ls wild And lTa,,-
Who seem past siidIns 10 laTk ganar,
1 Mar them spaak esrh other. names
While they nv their rustic oar
Agi ,ro thriI ifHUuy liml. and fIaIas.,
Ohiol eonli thy WhI.psFIp. tile.
A. Inv sofI rippls. spk AMI .g,II.
Tall in our Tongue 0f bFs,.. sha diet
Nls, trAnslng stories 4 would TIL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

A MIGHTY CoNvULsIoS.-The Ro-
man Catholic Bishops on the con-
fines of Thibet, China and Burmah
send 10 India q terrible account of
en- earthquake in that regien, over
an area Of $50 by 90 miles, on the
11th Of August. The Chinese Off.
cial reports estimate the loss OF hui
man life at ALB Dama priests, 81
soldiers and 2S12 common people.
MGfs siIlages were totally destroy
ed. The Imperial highway from
Pekin 10 IJasssa Is blocked up by
de fill Of an old mountain and the
sudden upheaval Of a ne6 Que.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifage

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
The White Crane.


Like ghost at Deaths cold river
BY the sea the white crane stands;
BY ths blind old Sea that crawls up the
beach,
And gropes with his thin, white hands,
And sinks on the sand and maunders,
And murmurs his false remorse,
And, gripping the plumber of ages, yields up
A single gem or corso.
And the white cranes nest is buildcd
Afar in the white hill land,
Rather trusting unsheltered the tempcsts Of
Heaven,
Than mans destructive hand.
Sho stands on the beach that seemoth
The pallid lip of the land,
And, like saint in the wilderness, walls
The opening of Gods hand.
Silent, defenceless and patient,
Like martyr awaiting doom,
saw her last eve, but she sped in alright;
To her lonely woodland home.
Out of the cold salt ripples
She hastened up to the skies, ,
Like the soul of that martyr, unfettered
and free,
Flying to Paradise.
And cried to the snowy phantom
~ would my soul were like thee,
To rise from the sins and cares of this life
As thou soarest up frCn tile Sea.
tFor whether on shore or in woodland,
Or sounding thy call through the night,
The snow of thy bosom is unstirred and
unstained,
And thy pinions ready for flight"
Yet even as criicd through the purple
And gold of the day nigh done,
Her distant form grew dark as night
As it swan in the light of the sun.
Ans my soul stood still 10 behold it,
And saw for sign it was given
The things most stainless and pure upon
earth
Turn dark in the light Of heaven.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

19TO hat ELOQUENT champion Of Right,
Hon. Allen G. Thurman, Of Ohio, We are
iasbssd for psnphlst copies Of tse speeches
Of his; ere delivered, On Naturalization,
ID the ssnsis Of tb. United stsiss, On the
"a Of July last, ard another, On Csntrali-
rstion, delivered At Cineinosti. On The 10Th
Of September last They are both warm
viii patriotic fsrr0r, and Do honor 70 The
clear hssa and rurs bssrt Of fbsir ssis and
ussful nufbor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

"Upshrinking where peslilehce scatters his
breath,
Like on angel, she moves, mid the yapors
Of death
Where roars the mitrhilleuse, and flashes
The sTcrd
Unfearing the walks, for she follows her
., Lord. - .-r
How kindly she bends Ger each plagrs-
tainted face,
With looks that are blighied with holiest
grace;
Hou kiHdly she dresses each suffering
limb,
For she sees in The wounded the image Of
Him"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

In 1855 the present Governor Of
Louisiana was as poor as q church
mouse. He Is now estimated TO be
worth over half million Of dollars
At the recent nominating ccBven-
ton there was a row in the Radical
camp. Warnoth's fidelity 70 the
party Was impeached, and POstmas-
YER Lowell, Of New Orleans, called
BffT 4 lisr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

Eas'The following, by tho editor Of the
" Drop Shot" Department of the New Or
leans Picayune, (who is he?) is superior
to even tho best poem of the gifted and
sweet-singing "Pcarl Rivers" herself;
and wo know this is very high praise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
acknowledgements.
MEMPHIS, August II, 1870.


Tho undersigned, representing the
"Church Homo" and Masonic Tenn
pie of Memphis, beg leave to tender
their warm thanks for the generous
proposition and liberal donation of
Mr.. John f. Robin5on and his eff
cient troupe-a generosity enhanc-
by the gentlemanly courtesy oXten-
dcd by them. Their munifccnt
fiberality, taking as itdid, the form
of performance for our benefit, of
q charactcr 50 .ckastc and entertain
Ing E6 to please all without offend
ing the most fastidious, has made
an impression in Memphis that can
never be effaced, and we feel that
We are but expressing the scnti-
fnents of all when, we heartily re-
commend him andhis talented troupe
TO the public of the United States
as not only worthy of, but eminent
ly deserving. their patronage.
Mrs. W. S. PICKET, President, ?.
Mrs. A. X. TAYLOR, Vice Pres't.
Mrs. ]. II. SPEED, TREASURER,
EChurrh Home.
III. II. HfGDEE,
]. NJ. PETTIGEW,
+. NJ. CASH,
Al. WHEELER,
p. NJ. STANLEY,
+. A. TYLER.
Masonic Temple Committee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
TIE PERDENCE OF THE
POPE.

ROME December 20.
The ministerial project guaranteeing the
independence OF the Holy See covers twenty
points, viz: The Popes personal inviolabllty;
retention Of the Papal Guards; three and quar-.
ter million nvres annually for the guards and civil
list; the Papal residences, the Vatican and Santa
Maria Maggiore In Rome and the Castle of Gan.
dolro In the country, to be free from taxation
aud the ordinary jurisdiction Of the State; tie
locality occupied by the General Council OF
the Church to enjoy the same immunities;
criminals taking refuge there shall not be arrest
ed without the consent OF The conclaye, and such
residences a.: to be free from eXtradltIon laws;
no search or seguestratlon Of books and docn.
ments OF the sacred convOcatons; the Pope to be
free in publishing lhe acts CT bis ministry; card
mails or ecclesiastIcs participating in such acts
shall be free from molestation; free correspon-
dence between the Pope aud the Catholic world;
tile Pope's spiritual and pontlfcal jurisdiction
shall 5e exercised free OF contest by the State;
ecclesiae'ical meetings without government per.
mission; nomination Of all benelces, dIgnitles and
officers OF the church to be made without govern.
mcns interference; the Episcopal oath OF alIs-
giance to the King to b. abolished; institutions
for the education OF priests shall be uuder the Ill
rection CT the Pope.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
THE GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

-AEGusrA, December Fl.
The election progresses without any disturb
ance The Democrats are ahead in Richmond and
Columbia Counties, and behind In Burke and Jef-
ferson, which go Republican. Ia Decatur County
the Republicans had small majority yesterday,
At Columbus the Democrats are ahead In the two
days polling. TheI Alabama negroes are help.
Ing the Republicans in MIledgeyllle. Three e!ec-
tion managers were detected and imprisoned at
Sparta for receiving Illegal yoses
In personal alteration, DR.. Brown was
knocked down by Judge Linton Stephens.
RoME, December 81.
The Democrats ore three TO one ahead. Many
negroes are voting the Democratic ticket.
ATLANTA December 81.
The election is quiet. A white man was at.
rested for melting negroes to vote illegally. Ten
coored men were arreated for illegal voting. One
hundred and nfty Illegal colored voters escaped
tonight On the State Road. The deputy United
States marshal refused to accompany party to
ar est them. The white leaders were arrested.
The returns come in slowly, and nothing dea-
mite can be ascertaned until the voting closes.
The Impression gains ground that the Democrats
Will certainly elect -four, If not lve Cnngressmen.
and large majority OF the Legislature.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
THE FIRE LOAN DEBT.
A MOVEMENT TO ENJOIN ITS PAY
MENT.
Action OF the House-rhe Excitement in
Columbia.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

80 ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
COLUMBIA, Decepber =.
The argument in the case of Dabney, Nor
gan Il Co., against the president and directors OF
the Bank OF the stare, was continued to-day by
Messrs. L*N. Hayne and J. B. Campbell. The
court took the briefs OF the argument OF the Hon.
Thomas Y. Simons and Mr. Bulst.
The only question now Is whether the State will
pay the fire loan debt or repudia e 1t. The House
OF Representatives, to-day passed resolution re-
,H11iss that the committee OF ways and means
take proper steps to enjoin the payment by the
stock until the case now pending before the court
be decided. This action creates great excitement
here. The House resolution was referred to the
committee on finance in the Senate. The Senate
win, without doubt, decide adversely to tho reso-
mtion, upon the ground that as the financial board
Of the State has ordered the payment Of the fire
loan debt, 1t win be paid by the State. The &C
ton of the House In suspending the payment Is
striking movement
The legislative appropria. ion bill has been rati-
nedYbut the Governor refuses to sign 1t, and the
sharpers will have achance to make commissions
On the pay accounts. :
The following is the resolution regarding the IRE
lean debt adopted by the house:
Resolped, That the committee Of ways and
means be Instructed to take such legal proceed
ings as they may think necessary to prevent the
psyment OF the fre loan stock, should any attempt
De made by any financial agent Of the state TO pay
them.
In the House, a bill was introduced 70 grant the
people generally the right to dig phosphates; reso
luton by Reedish, that the land commissioner
be requested to report hls transactions to the
House by the 9th Of January, or be dealt with ac-
cording to law. Notice OF bills: Andell, to en-
power, the school commissioner Of Charleston
County to build schoolhouses; Logan, to provide
for the rural poor OF Charleston County; Hender-
son, protecting minors and orphans.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON December 2l.
Hooper succeeds Schenck as chairman Of
the committee of ways and means. Schenck was
nominated to-day for the English mission.
The war department has no advlces Of trouble
IN Georgia.
SENATE.
The San Domingo treaty came up this morning,
when Sherman moved It's postponement to take
up the sugar bill. Sumner styled the San Do
mingo resolutions perniclous. Sherman's motion
was lost, and Sumner spoke on the San Domingo
question.
The sugar bill passed without amendment, and
goes to the President.
HOUSE.
In the House the consideration OF the amnesty
bill was postponed to the llth OF January by
vote OF 102 to Sc.
To-morrow's session is for debate only, 30 that
the San Domingo bill goes over until after the re-
cess.
The committee on ways aud means was in
structed to consider the expediency OF abolishing
the compulsory use OF metres by distilers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
IMPORTATION WANTED.
Where are the zDepsrtment Reports

~.
IPRoA our OWN CORRESPONDENCE
COLUMBIA, Decemberls.
There is little piece OF "exclusive" news
that your correspondent has been trying to get
for you for some time, It Is interesting In Its
way, and when It does come out It will doubtless
be only the more acceptable 1t is the facts and
ngures Of the financial transactions OF the last
year, as recorded in the comptroller-g
once
MI. Neagle has sometalng he wants to hide,
and 1t seems that he has the sympathy OF other
State officials. Mr.: Kimpton's transactions we
woald all like to examine, to see how much this
cherubic financial agent OF ours has made for
himself, and calculate how much OF 1t has gone
to the friends who placed him where he is.
The facts are these-and we may as well make q
"sub-head" Of them and Ego for' things in good
round terms
A BLrlppoLp AND GAG CANE.
II anything interests taxpayers It is state
ment Of the manner In which their money has
been spent. No matter how much has been mis-.
applied or actually stolen 1t is great satisfaction
70 them to know In what channel ft has been dis
t1buted. It is then known who are the guilty
parties, and when the time comes We may be able
to mese out to them their well merited deserts.
Asystematlc and desplcable blIndfold and gag
game has been practiced here this winter by all
State officials who have had any reports to make
in accordance with law. AS for the law itself, it
might Just as well be somewhere In the vicinity
ef o fog.
With the exception Of the land commission and
other bureaus the refuse, so to speak, OF this
present government, the reports OF all the depart
nents have been handed in to the Legislature.
Now, hso, you say
WHERE ARE THEYs
Not Saving anything In regard to the completely
that clerks, brothers, might have In withholding
Information, i will, think, point out to you
rotten spot In this government. 1t Is in the State
printer. He has, or should have, capacious
ONCE; he has good and sure and enormous pay
for his work, and putting these "has's" together,
isn't 1t strange that we havnt any Of the reports
when they have been In his hands for so long a
time = There they are, and therethey will remain,
until Mr.. Denny, or his masters choose to make
them public. Fie, and for shame u on such con-
Duct Let us have the figures, and let us answer
tns absurd and criminal apologies made during
the last campaign Ior this present thiefocracy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
TIE IMPE4CHMENr CASE.
The Answer of Judge Vernon-Decision
ON the Question of Contempt-The
Bone BiiI-The Agricultural College.
Jrros orr OWN coRREsroNpENr.l

IrRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, December 20.
The main point Of interest to-day was The
Judge vernon contempt case. BY resolution OF
the House, Judge Vernon was allowed from Sat
urdsy until to-day, at 1 P. NJ, to prepare his an
syer. There seems to have been some falling Oh
during that time Of the persecution so energeti.
cs,ly pushed by our friend Crews and his oon.
neeres, for what reason we do not venture to say.
Taking into consideration the limited time allow.
ed the judge for preparing his defence, his coun-
sel made handsome showing. But the action OF
the House was evidently more the result Of plan
agreed on beforehand than the arguments pre-
seHted.
THE ANSWER.
Judge Vernon, with his counsel, Mr. Melton ap.
peared in time and took their seats within the
bar Of the House. Mr. Melton asked that few
minutes time be granted them for the appearance
Of other counsel. which was allowed. At the ex.
plrasion Of ten minutes, the answer proper was
co9uenced.
ID. Pope maze some lens.hv remarks based on
the letter OF reply from Judge Vernon. already pub
hshed. He TOOK as precedents certain cases Which
had come up in the English Plrha hent.
Mr. Melton followed, using nelriy The same
line OF argument az his associate, urging that the
political prejn ices, If there were any, OF the
house should be laid aside.
At the conclusion OF his remarks, Mr.: Whinpar
arose and presented the other slie OF the case.
He pointed out what he thought 10 be the pointa
at variance in the arguments Of the TWO counsels.
He held that although by the constitution the
legislative power was made depend lent upon that
OF tho judiciary, the Lcgsia ura had nevertheless,
the authority granted them OF supervising the
actions Of their own creatures.
TIE ACTION.
AT the conclusion OF the Argument the 6rst
action proposed was embraced in q res ,lu.ion
offered By Mr.. Crews, that tie further considera-
NON OF the matter do lie over until the 25th Of
January. A resolution was then adopted that
Judge Vernon be reqr ssed to state whether it
would suit him best to.bsTe immediate action
taken or that 1t be postponed. He replied through
his counsel that the former would be preferable 10
him. whipper then introduced resolution
which was adopted, that innsmuch as Judge Yer.
non had been proved guilty Of contempt, he do
purge himself Of It or be publIcaIly reprinanded
By the speaker.
Jud!e Vernon then said: San have got tosay
iskha. declare and protest to this House, most
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
CUB4S AFFIIRS.

HAVANA December 20.
German steamers from New Orleans and
Havana for Bremen, have arrived.
Exchange on England and the United States is
declining rapidly. Spectators pay high prices
for sugars. Old houses are inactive, With few e1
csptions.
DeRodas' sailed yesterday. Yalmaseda has sent
to the field five hundred soldiers, who have been
doing duty in the city. Volunteers are guarding
Moro Castle and Cabanas, relieving the regulars
who may now 90 to the field.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
rHE CREAM OF TIE FAR NEWS.
Bismarck and the Telegraph system

bismarck and the Telegraph system.
The Versailles correspondent of the London
News says that the quarters Of the North German
Ch Inceor ~ Versailles may be viewed as the
foremost telegraph Office in the worh. Thence
run the wires BY VIII ch I'LL Germany, and through
Germany all Europe and America may be moved.
n unDreteniing house In the Rue de Provence
has sentry ut the gate, and North German tri-
color display cd above the garden wall. THIS house
is the telegraph office Here Is Bismarck quar-
tered, and here are the wires, fate for so many
mill ons of people. attached to tile instruments
that viii flash Bsmarck's decree to Berlin or
Hamburg, TO London or Oonslautinople. TIE tele.
graph office In the Rue de Provence Is truly the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
MARINE DISASTERS.

LIVERPOOL, December 2l.
The bark John Tyler, from Charleston, was
PARTIALLY burned, and vas scutsled to save the huh
and cargo.
The brigantlne Brisk, from New York for Liver
pool, was wrecked OF the Welch coast. Two OF
the crew we're lost.
NEW YORK, December 81.
The bark A: B. Wypan, from Savannah for Ltv.
erpool, was struck by lightning and burned at
sea. The crew were saved.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, UECENBEh
2o-Ex psrte B. H. Bates, OF Spartanoure. PED,
tion Of voluntary bankruptcy. Fetltlon reaa hau
referred.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Alan NJ Riser, stealing and taking from let
ter The motion IN arrest Of judgment was con-
tinued to the special term OF the circuit conr TO
A. NJ. Riser, he renanded to the jail u! SeW0erry
Courthouse for custody, until the further order OF
this court.
OF Alabama, W.. William Young aud 9th re-, citl-
Zens o; South Catolina. . dered that this case,
SO far as ponds claim Is concerned, De feierrea
back to the clerk, AMI that Mr.. Sullivan, attorney
Tor defence do submit HIS evidence and his arGu.
ment within four weeks. Further ordered. that
j. q. Jager rs special referee. do rako tesirn my
and transmit the same 10 tie clerk OF this court.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The United States vs. Henderson. SIeiling
from lie muiS-guilty.
Berry 7. Pool, eudGwrr and trustee. Bill Tor act
aud relief. II appearing that the Oil III this case
has bcen ordered pro cor!teSSO agdihst The dcien
danJ IN consequence of his de!ault, aEd ~ up.
pear,ng that tn. defendant is expressly Charged
with The sum pf $i0T02i, due complaints on June
20 1870 with iuterssa hereo from that oate, ana
that the same !i;,s not been denied by the deien-
daut IL Is or,ierei that tie dclcudent do pay 10
the clmplairauts The aforesaid sum, with Interest
aforesaid, an'. that lie pay the anst OF tEis set.
CONTINGENT DocKET.
e. Baldwin vs. Caroline Lamar, administrator,
e. al, Scre faciaS on juig g,ncnt. Orierc- tht
the plaintiff have leave u anend the scite iaci;iS
by striking OUT tne NAMES OF all parties nam"d
the elu, eXre 1t Carolne a. Lamar. administrator
of a. L. L,lau, AMI that tie defendants nave
leave to withdraw tileir plea, and have leave IN.
s the next term OF the court to plead To the sa!a
WIFE so A,ilcnled.
Tne United States W. one wagon and two nln!es
and eleven and y halt boxes Oi tObacoo, seized
In pu. session OF one Beacnen. The Jury ren tered
iht following verdict: We find the within de
scribed tobecco forfeited, but the Wagon and Two
mule, not forfeited 1t app .arlug thar the sum
OF three hundred dollars ami hlty cents ts been
paid into She registry Of the court from s.lle In
said case, ordered that the clerk pay SAID amount
to said proctor. Ortsred, that eevea aud haf
| boxes or tobacco be condemned, and that writ
of pendittent eSponas for sale after ten days
DOttce