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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18


TIE Legislature Of Virginia has
been in session over two months, and
has not yet matnred single meas,
ure, of Importance. We do not mean
20 impeach the southwestern mem
bcrs They have voted for the Court
Bill, and Cost it. They have ep
posed. and win, continue to oppose
the Ragland Charter, ard the Free
r. ?. Bill, for they well know that
either, Will 50 injure our AN. & o.
r. r., and East Tenn. line. as to
make them mere local roads, with,
out the capacity to encourage, build.
and attract, any BRANCHES, in this
section of country. They konw that
the success Of either Of these meas,
ures, will place us off the great high
way Of inland commerce. We can not
go for these measures, uor viii they.
These gentlemen have opposed
Csury, and have sworn that they aral
not vitalize the Funding Bill, by rails
ing the burthen of taxation. 1hsy
have done well, but as to the Legs
lature as body it is scarcely worth
continental.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18

large majority, voted to strike ont that
portion of cur Constitution which be-
fore that allowed q contract for
fate not eXceedingtwelye per oentum,'
asLtlle same nliglft be Seagreedyupon by
the parties leaving ah9 rate Of six
ser centilm per animn for the0se and
1orbearance Of every hundred dollars"
las the, .fredi rate, beyond which no
man can go%Fbej ConstitulidF itself
thus fixes six per SceIitum as tie legal
rate of2fnterest in Virginia, and the
Legislature hal no power to change
or alter it in any way. The whole
clause in relation to ''usuryn was not
/ stricken out-only that portion which
allowed parties to contract for any
rate of interest not exceeding twelve
lper scentun1 per annum No such.
Contract" can now he made, and the
rate remains liked. at six per cent.
by The CONSTITUTIONS. --.-----
! The advocates of "usury" or unlsw-
! ful interest, are urging the Legis1ature
ftO pass q law 10 again allow Con
i:traets" for any rate, nc matter how
thigh, using one argument 4and about
the emily one worth hotfcing that, if
! no more thalKsfx Per cent. can Nhe OBJ
| tanned in Va. "capital'' viii not enly
/ not come, but much will be with
/ drawn. General jackson once said,
''men who tradeon borrewod capital
ought to BREAK" Men who farm on
4 money borrow ed at twelve per cent
( interest, Will break. Neither the shop
Keeper, the miner. tie railroad con-
tractor, indeed no one unless it be tie
I Faro dealer, can borrow -nieAey at
/ twelve per cent for a length of time,
and succeed. To get capital" at
twelve per cent,sis worse than not tG
get it at all. hence any law allowing
4 twelve per cent is Injurious to the
| people. The Unrestricted and unli-
ceAsed vending of intoxicating liquors.,
Or licensed or unlicensed gambling OF
) every kind would, both combined, do
less harm than the privilege of de-
handing and taking an unlimited
rate of interest = the highest that
could be extertcd from suffering nc
4 eCssity. The Lords of the Loom" in
the North realizes from twelve to thir-
ty per cent dividends on their .capi-
th''-the Operatives" who work in
their factories, almost starve. Give
our Lords" with even the capital"
they have, the privilege of eXacting
! any rate of Interest they can eXtOrt
/ from the borrower or debtor; and our
I laboring class Will be worse off than
northern Operatives" in very few
years. Capital needs no protection
40 exclusive privileges Il Laborers
need protection though, and are OPP
| pressed unless protected. The intelli-
gent few poss ssing IN on e y
a property, can take care OF
! themselves. Tie laboring masses,
men who own no houses or lands,
they need the fostering care of good
and just laws, under which they can
! compel fair wages. Six per cent is
enough for the legitimate use of mon
ey, and is fair for both borrower and
lender.
OBSERVER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18

troops are said to have declared in
favor OF Asturias. the son of the de-
posed Queen Isabella. 1t is not
probable that any government will be
able to control the people Of Spain,
and it would seem that Cuba, can not
long remain a dependence of that re-
trograding country,
AT Nashville, the question of pay
Ing the Torbctt Issue seems to en-
gross ali minds. Judge Houk has in
.trodueed a resolution into the House,
directihgSthc- Shprcme CONT toCde-
lay its decision for The deyelopment
of facts. There arc heavy threats OF
reputation in case it Should be de-
clared Legal. Public opinion has at
ready repudiatcd this money. and i
has been purchased by its present
holders for about one cent on. The
dollar. No decision can undo any
evil which may have been done by
this POI ular verdict. r flst.54f I
~ .I ra-l5I'E Ira r---fEEs (
AN-efort is being made in Congress
to raise the salaries of members OF
Congress to So. 600 per annum, instead
Of S., 600 as now allowed. '.s5a
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EVENT and COMMENT


W. Ii. Donaldson of Reading
Pa, proposes to cross the Atlantic
in balloon. in the month of July
next. lie viii have large balloon
accompanied by two supply balloons,
for the purpose of replacing his gas,
in case of its escape from the main
one. He win also have a pilot bal
loon to send up, in order to test the
various currents Of air above him.
Capt. Jack with his 200 Modoc
warriors, still de6es the L S. troops
under Gen. Wheaton. Gen Gillem
is marching to the reinforcement of
the latter, but the position of the
Modocs in the Tule Lava beds, is
said to be almost imprcgnablc, The
muddy, roads, over 100 miles of
which, supplies Lave to be laulcd in
wagons, and carried on pack mules
makes the work very slow The ene-
envy have plenty Of cattle, and the
investing army can not get within ten
miles Of the lava beds with their SUD-
plies. The work promises to be
either very bloody, or very long and
costly. Poor redman, thy wrongs
have been great, and thy vengeance
if short, will nevertheless be terrible
KNOXVILLE is about to lose her
fair grounds FOR the want of about
81 600. Shame on Knoxville.
The7Grceley will of 1871 has been
admitted to probatcs. All the out
side bene6ciaries have relinquished
their legacies in favor of Mr.. Gree
ley's daughters, excepting the Gill
dren's aid society which has voted to
do so provided it shonld turn out that
tie estate has been materially impair
ed since the bcqecst was made. The
amount Involved IS $4,000. Hr.-.
NEW postal bill adopted by the
House of Representatives. provides
that after the lst of january next,
lettc. postage shall be reduced to two
cents and postage on all printed mat
ter shall be prepaid The rate on
daily papers is named at go cts per
year, instead ofsl 20 as now prevails.
The Senate has a bin pending which
allows free circulation to only those
country papers which are wholly
printed il the County where the sub,
scribers reside This is being opposed
By those who are running the patent
s1ts;dcss" - an rtfr4 ? "A
Ok Thursday last, a span of the
Free Bridge across the james at
Richnoud. gave way. and precipita-
ted a number of workmenl into the
surging iloOd. Four of them were
droyned. -.
C. C. BANKS of Bland Co Va, was
arrested BY postal detective Frye,
and examined at Lynchburg, for
steaIing Sf77from the mail. has been
sent on, teA is4 LvA 'seU
AN,IEDpB, who has been FOR two years
upon the IA secure throne OF Spain'
Las abdicated. and is pow in ""ortuSal
on his way home. The Oortess has BY
a decided majority voted in favor OF
republican form of government. TAe
. lists ar. in arms. fhc cavalry
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
'Che Court ELL Dead.

The Court bill has been slaughter
ed in the Va. House of delegates. :
The radicals voted in body agains
1t. The motion to reconsider, was
lost by vote of co to G2 This dis
poses Of the matter for the present
session. The county Judges have
their victory, and the people must
pay the piper to the tune of $50. 600.
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Farmers.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN will be found a
mos full journal to them.f Ali the new diseOy-
cries in the science of chemistry given in its
columns and the interests Of the architect and
carpenter are not overlook ed all the inventions
and discoveries sppertaining TO these pursuits be-
ing published from week to week. Useful and
practical information pertaining 10 the interests Of
millwrights and millowners will be fOund publish
ed in the SCIENTIFIC AMsRICAS, which Information
they cannot possible obtain from any other source
Subjects IN u Ach planters and farmers intc-
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AMERICAN manv impro- ements in agricultural i'm
Elements being illustrated in its columns.
Weare also receiving, every week, the best sci
entifc Journals OF Great Britain, France. and Ger
many thus placing in our possession all that is
transporting in mechanical seisrce and art in these
ola countries. We shall continue to transfer to
colnmrs copious ATTRACTS, from these journals,
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ME-. FRANCIS NJ HICKAAl.

Take notice that on the 2Sth day of
Fcbruaryi 1875. AT fRe5 dwelling house Of
Henry a. Jennings IN Scott County, Va, 4
will proceed to take the dispositions Of said
II. j. D. Jennings and Others t0.be read as
evidence upon the trial of the suit in Cham
Gerry now pending the Circuit Court of
ant and.yo are DsfeiHt Ana if FIR fF5I amy
cause the taking of said dispositions should
not be commenced on that day or if
commenced SHOULD hot be completed, the
taking thereof viii lie adjourned from day
to day, from time to time and from place to
place, if necessary until the dispositions are
completed. Yours, &c.
-, -..-- RITTIE JENNINGS.
Jan. It'll '77s.-4w. Prs. fee S. =
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Harper's Bazaar.
Notices of the Press.

The BdzdT is edited wi;ha contribution of tact
and talent that we seIuon lind in any journal and
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fashion - Boston Trareie5-
The Bd1GF eommends itself to every member of
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endless variety, to the pruyiIent matrn by its pat
term for the chIldrens Clothes to p1tsf Etfa tifs
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luxurious dressing gowns. Bot the reading mat
Ter Of the Baztr j. uniformly Of great excellence
The paper has aequiied widH popularity for tbt
frcside enjoyment II affords. y !. Ereniag Post
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Mountain View Higl School /!
Observation-Disclosures, VA

TE1IE next Session Of Five Months, Of this School
for Young Ladies', win Commence the
4 2SsEs Day Of January, 'z3, in charge
of the following teachers
REV. d. SULLlES, A. NJ. Principal, and Prof
of Mental, Moral and Advanced Nat. Sciences,
Prof E. Deichman, D. PHI, Professor of Nathe-
mates aad Lam uagcs.
Mrs E. Chsnceaulinc, Principal Academic De-
partFnent,
Mrs. SuIlins. Pr;reiI Al Primary and Fre.aratory
. Departments. aud Miss E. Cox aud Mss Jimmie
CarGwell, Assistants.
Prof, F. 5. Hacker; Teacher of Music and Paint
ing and Drawing. -A 'r. t.a
Mrs A r. Sullins, Matron. a .vT
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- - ID elias i &c
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Modern Languages. each ...--....-.-..-..-.. % %
Music or Plane and Guitar, each, " It'll use OF
Piano ..-..--.... ...-....... - On
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EcedIcwork and Emhruidery, each, 800. lc %
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a yoviIgl child IN mistake for castor oil,
and the bsbedied N few hours, It's throat
and lungs having been burned to crisp
By the loud. -
NHEN SilnepSnifh had gravely listen
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4 through The streets of London-how he
fFiehteneda bishop, and was at length
Dispatched with difhculty-the clerical
wit raalarked th;t he should liketo hear
the dogs side Of the story
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THE English have some curious laws
4 London whiskey-seller lately refused to
sell a man drink, and the man went off
and cut his throat. The saloon keeper is
now under arrest as responsible for the
death.
TIE area of soil suitable for grape pro-
duction in California is said to exceed
that of France IN the proportion of four to
one. or, $4,000. 900 acres in California to
about II, 600 square miles for France.
A CARELESS nurse in Holyoke, Mass,
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A CARD.


DR Il. @. AsEsOYER, having per,
IL manently located himself In Bristel,
Tenn, offers bis professional services to the
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q Rare Chance.

VNHE Subscriber has on Main Street in
Il the Town of Wytheville, Va, an eight
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Feb, 23.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
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