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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12
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IIl4 Of1tY 3'cttIOtG c4I'e .}OF
DYSPEPSIA IN TIE KNOWN WORLD
DR. Wishart's Great American Dyspepsia Pills
and Pine Tree Tar Coraia are positive and in
faiiS!e cure for yspe psi ia its most aggravated
form. and 10 matter Of how long standing They
penetrate the secret abode of this terrible disease
and exterIuiuRtc IT root and branch, forever
hcy aliJYiHtc more agony aud silent suffering
.aan tongue can tell. They aIe noted for curing
the l. ost er.,fe and hopeless c1ses.when every
known ne1Ls fl! to sf9rd relief No form Of
Dyspepsia or iHd gosEi can resist then penetra-
DR. Wisllart'. Pine Tree Tar Cordial
It is the vital principle of Ihe Pine Tree oh
taj.cd b. peculiar recess Ia the dls;i!!ation Of
the tar by which It's highest medical properties
are renamed 1t invisorhtts the d ses i've organs
Hnd stores the appetite II strengthens the dc
51lttat ed system. 1t VGrides and eniiehestthe
bsuoG. and cxpels fr0m'tLe y stem the corfu ton
which ,crofu'a breeds on the lungs 1t dIsSoives
she lrucus or rhlegiu which siofs the ar pass ages
Of ,ho lungs itsi eulirg principle acts upon the
irritsied surface of the lungs ahd throat FeLe
:r3'irg each diseased pant, relieving pam and
subtuiAg j. laDalion ii Is the result OF years OF
stuiy ana experiment and it i Lhered to she af
hic;ad with LosiLiye assurance of its power to
the following diseases, ~ ihe patient has not
too long delayed resort to the means oi cure :;
Zen "fRTtion Of the LtsRsS, Coagh Sore i;To"t
ami Breast BroHcsiti,. L'rer Comp a'"f. btt"F
amt Bios tT4g Pil,S ASLtBrI, Th0oP7"g Co"gh,
DipItfJi-i. l-T-
4 medical Expert bolding high collegiate hon
oTs Iey0tes his entire tiiae 10 the Eaninaiion OF
patients ar the Office parlors Associated with
BIN are three consulting physicians Of acknowi-
edgei cmiusnce whose services 're given 70 the
public free of charge. This OPP UrtuIity IS offer
oil by no other institution IN the country Letters
frum any part OF ihy country aakiTg advice viii
he promptly and gratuitously responded 70
Where eouvenient. enlittances should take the
shape Of drafts or post ofIcc orders
Price of Hisharts American Dyspepsia pills 81
4 box sent by mail on rcceipt cl price PIice
of Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, ! 30 a bot
tie or 81 per dozen. Sent By express
All connunicaJirns shou III be addressed.
J. Q c. WISHAhT, N. D.,
No 332 North Second street,
Oct p, 59-5m Philadelphia
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NEW / .. 0 F. HALI..-'Fhe members
Of the New Washington Lodge, No SCI,
], o. q. I have erected and Just completed
a NV three story Hall building, at a cost of
i'uF thousand dollars The first floor con
tain, large and cpmniod;ous store room,
the second i iu-enie,i for Town Hail. and
the third for the Lodge room. {; is franc
I1'.ijng > feet front by 80 fee, deep. The
Lodge rooos is one OF the Iargest and best
furnished in Genital Pennsylvania, and a
credit to the members Of Now Washington
Lodge, is well as to the Order at large.
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LOOK AT THIS!
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Bibles and Miscellaneous Fouks; Sheet Music
for Piano, Fiu.e and Violin;
Blank Account and Pass Books. of every de
scfi;tion; paper and Envelopes, French
pressed aud PLAIN; Pensand Pencils;
Deeds; Mortgages; Jud yruent, Exemption and
Promisory Notes;
Blank Legal Paper; White and Parchment
Brief; Lesai cap; Record cap and
Bill cap, etc,
VIII tie soid at VI oIesaIe or Retail by
j. 4. GAU LIN,
4: he Pos Office On Market Street,
Clenrieid Pa.
May ;. 1863
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Y o. t II o NJ p S 0 y
II. MEkC,IA NJ Z AILE2
No 908 Walnut Street, PaiiaIeIps'ia.

No 9GS Walnut Street, phiiadelP.'ia
Esrecial attention is invited % this eorraoii-
Gus Isd beautiful eStabii<h;nent. the extensive
stock Of seasuIab!e and desirable goods always
on hand the reputation obJHine,l as leader in
fashious and Tie great facilities possessed for the
fabrication aud prompt dispatch OF all orders
Although eminent in the prosecution Of every
branch Of the trade for the particular benefit of
the great number dissatjsiet, PINTiLDON
CUTTING, as a pseiaiity. is announced. which
is an art not obtained by imitation. bat through
close study. experience and practice.
Those desisiug easy AMI siyi iish psn's' oons arc
invited 60 give this method trial- lUct 8. h2-3m
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THE LEONARD HOU Sc
Near The Railroad DepoO,
Reed Street, CIearfeld, Pa.

c. d. GoODFEILOW :: =: ProPRIEToR.
roo & rst class Hotel in every respeet-com-
Portable rnoms--all the modern Improvement
the best'of qrors-rromptattc and rca
souable charges The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. jy-ti-tf
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12

Burnside This is fourisbing Village,
situated on the Susquehanna River, about
81 miles South West OF Clearfie!d, and in
tie midst Of one OF the best numbering re
E'5as IN this county. The town is located
% yl;h sides Of the river. The large grist
l--l aud magnificent residerce, aUd other
bindings, be..nging to Mr. WIN. c. Irvin,
me sl.ua,e! on Inc right bank of the river,
"ai.1 the principal portion OF the town IS on
Tie LETT haHa- The buildings are nearly all
0.E' ani mostly of the modern style of ar
.-.'esiart. The citizens are enjeTpri7ina; ami
---y.e- In our opinion, the day is not far
Instant when Burnside win rank as one Of
'-5 'nae; -ourishiug and extensive business
towns 10 our county.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending January 9th, 1870, from three dai-
" observations. as furnished by Z. Fenton.
of Penn ;p. : Maximum of thermometer, 80
an 3lst; Minimum on 5;h; Mean, u;
Max Of. barometer, % 10 on 5fh; 'Minim
nm, 2704 ON ID; Range, LIS inches.
Mean of Barometer for the week, 27.SS
The lowest mean of any week since | have
rgade record; and on Sunday. the II ct
the present month, the Barometer was low
or than for the last FIVE years. Depth Of.
water fell during week .sG4 Of ID inch
Depth of snow during the season, 424 inches.
Most Of tie week cloudy; heavy wind on
Sunday night; snow dritted-zome places
the roads blocked.
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HALL DEDicATIoN-The new Odd Eel
lows Hall, at New Washington, viii he pub
licly dedicated, on Thursday, January Goth,
1870. Members o. the Order from the
nejghboring lodges, as well as The pubic
generally, are invited to be present. The
dedication services willcommence at / clock
p. VI. JAMES ". Rose,
\ D. Bennett,
john 7. FAITH.
Jan 10 iS1O Committee.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE

Persons desIrous OF Purchasing farm, pre di-
Tccted 20 examine thar valuable property in Law
reuce township. and situate at the mouth Of
Clearfed crcels--two miles East OF the borough
Of Clearfeli ard convenient to schools and
.h,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12

/ Q. O F-On Thursday evening last q
new Lodge OF Odd Fellows was organized at
Burnside, in this county, styled Burnside
Lodge, No 67J. The following are the Of
hserS for the ensuing term james WetzelI,
y. g.; Thomas O. BricI le. Y. G.; D. H.
Davis, Seey: John i. Allison, Asst Sec'y;
aut II. B. Darr, Treasurer \ goodIS mum
her Of members from New Washington,
therry Tree, Smethport, and Cea field
L'tses were present Il, d participated in the
ceremonies. The rev Lodge starts under
Very promising auspices. Wewish it success.
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FAR J. P. BURCHFIEL n-I ate Surgeon Of the
~ S3l aegt Penn'a Vols. having returned
from the army, offers his professional services to
the citizens Of Claardeld aud vicinity. Profes-
siona! oa'.s promptly uttcl>d5d 20. ofice on
SUuthEas; corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct IS55-5Inp
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N0IICE.-All persons indebted to the subsc1i-
N Der, are requested to come and settle with
out delay. R MOSSnP
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cwAIM's PASACEA, Kennedy Medical Dis
- covery Hersb bold's Bgchu. Bake's Cod Liver
OH, Jsyre's and Ayers Medicines for sale by
IanIO HARTSWICE 4 irwin
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12

The properly contains ONE HUNDRED
AND TYENTT arr rs. part cf which is
proved and under high state Of suItivHtE0u-
the iole being well fenced Coal iron ore: and
other minerals are found On the
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-01-12
LIFE INSURANCE
C @ Nj r A r | S @ N.

On the ages named the rates of the Stosk Com
pany are ir',a p - = Fcr cent higher III the
Mutual rates
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
AL ABOUT THE STATE.
a Mos, UnriGhtrous Deed.

The Edgeheld Advertiser says: On last
Thursday night, near Slinburg, lew miles De-
ycnd Liberty Hill in our district. negro m IN,
,amcd Bob Dorm. was shot and klen i'll his bed
His holy vas piercel with seven balls and buck.
shot, and sey Inure were lodged in different
parts of tile bedstead. So far aS we can learn,
the affair is up to this time wrapped In complete
mystery. The verdict OF The jury OF Inquest was
tnat The decease;, cam" 20 his death at ne HANDS
OF some person or persons unknown II we are
correctly Informed hlac> persons arc more s'rong.
" suspected than white OF having committed this
foul murder Such deeds under any clrcum-
stances whatsoever. are totally harOarouS, nnlGs'
,l,labe and calcuat d TO bring very Serious
trouble upon our peUpe III large. ID llo ntiiie ul
law. order religion, humanity. honor, decency
let s9ch things no longer happen among us.
The Status OF ;,lc LaHrcns Prisoners.
The Phter,X Of GoRdav 50 &: These men, on
yestcrda +, were bought up be ORE Jud-e Vernon
on a writ or IL IDEAS corpus. The 2. isonrS were
reprcscuted hy Mrssrs. Garliugton !" simpson,
The state BY Solicitor W. II. Tallev. McsSrs DUH
bar and Worth.ngtol also appeared ugalnsg the
prisoners III som. capacity not known 10 uS.
Pending the hearing or the case, judge vernon
WAS served w.l nnlce o! Il resolution OF ln-
parchment by ihc legislature, and the euort was
made by MeSsrS. Dunbar and WorthiugfOn TO
secure delay Of the case Judge Vernon decided
To hear the case through, and TO give his decision
Tie result was that the prisoners were discharged
on giving bail iu The sum of 5000 each. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the men thus discharged; |;
4. S. Jones. r. P. Tudd, Hugh L. Farley, James
Copeian,l, Stobo D. Garlingto', Turner Richard.
SON, Geo. F. Mosely, J. II. Y. Williams N. 5. Har-
ris and Henry Suber, al! citizens OF Laurens.
Distressing Accident.
On Wednesday OF last wrek o little girl four
years old. daughter OF Mr.. James Bronson, OF
Sumter County. was fatally burnt lrum her
clothes taking lire. The poor child wat relieved
from her suferngsb D. death iwenty'lour hours
after The accident.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
nrFAlTH WELL FOUNDED.--IN OIL

~FAlTH WELL LFOUNDED.--IN OLD
times, at the commencement Of every season, 1t
was the fashion to take strong cathartic as
safeguard against change OF temperature 1t
was worse than senseless practice. The people
of our day understand the matter better Instead
OF depicting the system, they :reInforce 1t. In the
method they adopt they exhibit wise dlscrlmin'
alton. Instead Of resorSng TO the vltlated stimu-
lants Of commerce, or any OF the compounds de-
rived from them, they put their faith In the only
absolutely pure invigorant procuraole In the mar
ket-HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITfEI5. Their
faith is well founded. Never has any tonic medl.
cine been prepared with such scrupuous precision
and conscientious care. Itlsa vegetable compound
of which every ingredient is sound, Wholesome, and
medicinal In the true sense Of the word. Now we
have three prominent national complaints. one-
half of the adult population OF the Uniteu State'
suffer more or less, either from diseases oi TIC
stomach, derangc ncnt Of the liver, OF auectlons
or the kIdueys. In no other land under heaven
are these maladt.s so general as IN thls country,
and uostcrter's Bltters is o specific ior them all,
unless organic In their origin, and, therefore, De-
yond cure And let those who are fortunate
enough to be exempt from them at present under
stand one great fact. viz: That an occasional use
OF this yltalIzlng tonic will as certainly preVen,
them as the sun will prevent the earth from
freezing where Its genial beams descend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
THE ALLEGED BIGAMY CASE.
A Card from Representative Bowen

The Washington papers Of Tuesday bring us
the text OF the Indictment by the grand jury OF
The District of Columbia OF Representative Z. Z.
Bowen, of south Carolina, for bigamy. The iu-
dictment is said TO rest upon evidence that his
second marriage took place day or two before
the granting of the Qndiana) divorce from MS
first wife that his first wife asserts that MI Bowen
EN- ployed the counsel on both sides III the divorce
suit ard that she did not sign or swear to the Pc
,ition; and lastly, that the decree OF divorce was
passed on testimony taken prior TO the hllng OF
th,. ti So much for the allegations on that side.
On behalf OF Mr.. Bowen, II Is alleged that this
whole charge OF bisamy is the work OF poliiical
malice, and comes from interested mo'ives. 1t IS
asserted 10 his behalf that the records Of tue IN
diar.a court will show thathe was legally divorced
before his second marriage, and that the docu'
ments TO prove tho fact will be produced. 1t Is
aso alleged that he was not legally married TO
his t,.t wife. The Washington Chronicle Of We'd
ncstiay publishes the following:
PERSONAL.
TO the Editor OF the DaftB ChrontcH:
The Republican Of to-day contained an article
the purpOrt ur which was to ho(i ne up before
tile pub !c NJ q bgamst. ine cGaree mas no' Jug
slightest foundation In fact TIE aoS,lity s.nd
ma!iguity OF my political enemies IN South Caro-
lima. whose corrupt schemes my success as con.
re>taut for seat in the Forty.second Congress
would mar. are the causes OF this Infamous
charge AS they shrunI from no outrage, no v!o.
lat,on OF law, to prevent nv being dccLr. elect.
ell in The recent election, SD now they shrink from
no sacr,fice or TRUTH Justice or decency IN cast
ing odiurn upon the name and character OF one
who may. they think, have his cause Injured by
their veuolnouS attacHs.
The Star of this evening Inf rms the public that
the grand jury or this district have found an m
dictmept against me on this charge. am III.
formed that this was procured on the evidence OF
person whu has, for u year or two past, been
one OF corrupt ring OF po itcians IN South Caro-.
lima. and whose evidence In that state would not
weigh feather IN any mans mind.
stand ready TO meet and answer this Infamous
charge IN the proper pace. 1t is unnecessary to
say more now and here. 1t remains TO be seen
whether this attempt TO prejudice my character
| rs O man VIII have the effect intended upon the
contest am urglug against fraud, perjury aud
malisnity. Respectfully, yours,
Z. c. Bowen.
washington, D. c., December l3, ls7c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
srARKs from TIE WIRES.

There was q terrific gale in New York yes
terday plano factory was Frustrated AMI seT-
eral persons buried.
Dispatches from Cuba indicate that insurgent
chiefs are executed as soon as captured.
The Presidents private secretary, Robert Doug
las, son Of steph n A. Douglas. was seriously
hnr., in Washington yesterday, hy being thrown
from carriage.
A London telegram announces the death or
Alexandra Dumas the great French novelist, aged
sixty seven.
cable dispatch reports the destruction by fire
OF Hoyl.rs great cotton mill at Bolton, England
Some g ir was occasioned In Washington yes
terday by rumor Of fSecretary Boutwell's resig-
nation, which, however is haily con;radicted by
our latest adyices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
a BREEZE IN THE MOOSE OF REP
.RESENTITIHES.
The Impeachment OF Judge Vernon
The Proccss--The Question OF. Taxa
:ion, Sc, sc.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO ruR NEWS. |

ESPECIAL TELEGRSA TO tHS
COLUMBIA. December 10.
The Laurens prisoners are now out OF reach
OF arrest. Judge Vernon will be brought before
the bar Of the House tomorrow, TO answer for
contempt. His impeachment will not come Oh
before next week, and probably not before the
recess. -
IN the House today the report OF the sergeant.
alarms Of ;he service on Judge Vernon Of COM
munlcction from the clerk, Informing HIN OF his
Impeachment, was read.
Crews introduced resolution instructiug the
speaker to order Judge Vernon to appear forth
with at the bar Of the House to show cause why
he h.uld not be attached for contempt, In e1er'
clsing the functions OF judge after he receipt OF
notice Of his impeachment.
Objections were raised by Smith that Judge
Vernon was not subject to the jurisdiction OF the
Houak. BY Wilkes and Crittenden. that the House
could not punish under the constitution,
Speeches were made by Crews, Davis, Noses
Thompson, Byas, Whpper and Hurley, and the
resolution was finally adopted.
Judge Vernon was present, but left before 'he
order was served.
The judiciary committee reported uniavorably
on the bill to regulate the pay of jurors.
Tending lhe discussion o. the report Of The com
nttce Of ways and means on joint resolution
authorizing the state auditor and county commits
sioners to levy certain taxes, and recommending
eight mills for the State and three mills for the
county, with the exception Of Charleston and
Beaufort, which are to be rated at five mills for
each the House adjourned.
In the Senate. a concurrent resolution to take
recess from December % to January was passed
Also House bill TO extend the time allowed to
officers to qualify. Also o concurrent resolution
to appoint committee 10 Investigate the conduct
Of coistabulary affairs.
A bill was introduced to amend an act author
izlng the sale OF the Columbia Canal so as to
allow the building OF a dam below Geiger's
mill where the widening and deepening may
commence.
Whttemore's bill to amend the common school
system, after much discussion, was recommitted
to the committee on education.
swslls, wh;ttemore and Smalls were appointed
on the committee to investigate'the constubulary:
Adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
MONEY! SCARCE IN FALL STREET.

NEW YORK, December 10.
The feature OF Wall street was the carnival
in the money market. The demand from the
brokers was urgent throughout the day. large
crowd collected in front Of the Stock Exchange,
and money was bought outside, the same Us seenri'
ties INSIDE OF the building. There were various
theories regarding the strlngency, which was AZ
tr,buted 10 the banks calling In loans to meet 'ne
matured city Indebtedness, which amounts 10
ak millions. Gold opened strong at llI, put
gradually declined. sixty-fves seVens ana
eiphts declined u; skies 1SH; sixty-tWos sH.
yirginlas s5; new o3. Loulsianas TX; new 81.
1evees II: eights Sc. Alabamas 1o1. Georgias
so,<. seyens %. South CarolInas ss; new 6'x.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
LONDON, December Is.


Paris adyices are to the 10th. The Prusslans
sen. fictitious messages into the city by carrier
| pigeons which they captured from balloon.
There is no anxiety in regard toproyslcns.
Trochu sent out four Prussian officers for eX-
change hoping the prisoners would inform the
besegcrs Of the favorab moral state OF the city.
The sharrshcoiers OF Bellevie have been dis.
banded for dcsertloa whca placed in front.
Bismarck is averse to reco2 nizing representa-.
tiyes OF what ne calls Lies Hommes du Pave y
He prefers Napoleon.
| King William wants to go home. Won Moltke
aments the suffering Of the German troops from
| cold. Pfelsburg has surrendered.
| Luxembourg and the Eastern Question.
The Times editorlally protests against tile pro-
ceedings OF Prussia against Luxembourg and
Russia against Turkey, saying the attitude OF
both Is indefensible but 1t is not the duty OF Eng
! land to nternose. The Russians arc rapl ly con-
centrating near the Turkish frontier
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Movement against Havre.
LONDON, December IA.
Dispatches from IIavre report Harre and Hon.
neury quiet. Tnirty thousand men were thrown
out to confront the Prussians. Havre Is full OF
warimaterial.
French War Reports.
BORDEAUX, December ID.
| 1t is officially stated that there has been no
serious engagement since the 10th instant. The
evacuation OF the triangle formed by Vernil, Ber
zalles and Drcuxts confirmed. The enemy seems
withdrawing. DIeppe has been free since the 10th.
mans The government has announced that the
harbors OF Havre and Dlepne ar. not open to ncu-
trail vessels. The German losses In the comoats
with General Chansey are not less than twenty
thousand The country and villages are full OF
the Prussian wounded.
1t is reported that the Prllssians have bom-
bartled Bois, and occupy the faubourgs OF Tours.
Gambe,ta was there when the Prussians demand
| el surrender. Gamoetta ordered defence,
aud the bridge over the Loire wa destroyed.
The defence of Tours was needel TO secure the
safety OF Chansey, vino IS moving towards the
west where he will be strongly reinforced and re-
sume the offensive. Ganbettn reasser;s that
Bcurbakis forces are in good condition.
A New Charge.
LONDON, December II.
The Independence Beige laments that the Prus
| slan war reports have lost the character for We
racity first ascribed to them.
MONT P1TCH ES.
Rumors Of Successful Sorties from Paris.
BORDEAUX, December II.
There are rumors circulating here that sorties
of greater proportions than the last have been
made rrom Paris, and have met with unexpected
success
Latest War Reports.
LONDON, December IA.
The anxiety about the result OF the Luxen- :
bourg affair causes much depression In business
The New German loan is already quoted at a
premium. The Germans have certainly occupied
Blois, but the report that they were at Tours Is
not confirmed. The official report OF Pfa;sburg
states that 81 officers 1899 men andes guns we IRE
captured Tie fortress OF Montmedy has sur
rendered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16

"A young husband, having celebrated little
TOO much, YVES led home by oneof his friends who
rang the door bell and retreated to the opposite
side of the street to see II 1t would be answered.
Promptly the door was opened, and the fond
snouse who had waited fur her truant beheld
him in all his toddiness. Why, walter, Is this
your, ayes, my dear.n what in the world has
kept you so9" "Been out Oh little turn with
the boys, my d-dar!ingn "Why, Walter, you are
intoxicated p Eyes, my dear, ] estimate that's
sou "What on earth made you 90 drunkH And
yhy-oh, why, do you come home to me in this
dreadful stateG' because, my darling, all the
other places 'r shut up.o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
THE YIRGINI4 RADICILS CALL
FOR AMNESTY.

RICHMOND, December 10.
The Republican State central committee last
night adopted resolution praying Congress TO
pass q general amnesty bill. There were only
two dissenting votes.
The question OF the State debt was up In the
Senate this morning. The tenor OF the speeches
were lu favor of carrying the matter OF West
yIrginia's share before the United States supreme
Court. and II payment is not compelled there
then Virginia will settle the whole debt. All op-
posed any Idea OF repudiallon.