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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

Ex-Gov. Seymour says that there is more
nutritious fooJ 10 an acre q water wcll-s;ock-
cl with lsh tban in tbe bes. whoa,-growing
farm IL The STATE q New York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

Corner of Queen King Streets,
NIartinSburE, West lrGIa.

NiaTtinSburE, West ll'Sl a.
MY Old CUSTOMERS and thc travelling pub
M Ec ia general, are Informed that 90 .he
FIRST Day Or APEL, 1877,
viii take charge q Gc above named Hotel
vlcscl shall 5e glad g. see aN nay old PATRONS
Tte laus. Is u.N, cpmmo-.ols, rooms pleasant
sr3 a.ry. and e'.-j1.y situated.
Ian aT. 1917. WN. ETTLEnGE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

a farmers crib is sravful place fo' rats.
Ifrocks ever blel they would bleed quartz.
Chains with balls are very fashionable in The
pcuiteniiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

Teh-uary 5, ls7C.
, 1877-03-21

The trial Of s1aj. RENO, Of the seyentl,
Cavalry, before military court.marsial was
concluded yesterday at st. Paul, tho case
taken Under advisement, and tho verdict 10
be forwaraedto Army Headquarters at Wash
ington, from whcnce the result will be
officially mado known. Tho otfenBo charged
against ATaj. KExo is that Of gross
improprieties toward tho wife Of d
captain of the Seventh during the
absence Of tho latter from tho post,
and Of subsequently attempting an unmanly
and dishonorablo revenge by circulating re-
ports injurious to the character Of tho lady
who bad repulsed his advances. 1t appears
probable, from the report OF tho evidence
md from tho expressions Of officers who nre
familiar with tho trial, that tho Court will
find the charges sustained, and that the 1is-
grace Of dismissal from tho scryico will DO
the lot OF bTni. Reno,
, 1877-03-21

At s1.o5 per gallon. Flour was in good de-
mah1 aud strong Wheat closed 10 higher,
at S1.25a for March and $1.2as for April.
Corn closed frmer,a 8o4@s9lo for April and
43o for hfny. Oats were quiet and unchanged,
at a3io for April and a5sc for May. Rye
waa 10 higher, closing at C2@04Io cash md
02.c for April. Barley was firm, nt 53c for
March and 62c for April. Hogs wero quiet
and averaged 10 lower, closing weak at $500
@5.6o for common TO choice. Cattle were
acsive and firm, with sales at *2.1o 90.
Sheep wera firm, selling at ss.2d@o.8o for
inferior to extra Last Saturday evening
thero was In store In this city, 8.o46,375 bu
wheat, 8,4o3, 402 bn corn, s77,co0 bu oata,
1851 hn rye, and 1911 bu barley. Also,
aaoat in the larbor, s5,os3 bu wheat, 1885,
Coz bu corn, and ss,47o lu re. Ono hum
dred dollars In gold would buy $104.eat in
greentacks at tho close.
, 1877-03-21

Correspondents nll concur III describing
tho condition Of affairs IN Gonstantinople ~
threatening in tho extreme both to the Gov
ernment aud the Christian population. Mob
spirit Is rife, and tho utmost boldness ia OK
hibited by the followers Of tho cxilcd Grand
vizier, MtpuAT pAsuA. 80 docply-rootod
has the opposition to Ito present Grand
V,zier become that tho Porto ia At loas to
discover who arc ita friends or who its enc
mics. Meanwhile Wholesale arresso ard
constantly being made, mud prominent
revolutionary lenders are daily sent out
Of tho country. Yet with oil these rrecau.
tlons, tho bitterness engeudered by the recopt
negotiations with Servia md Montenegro,
which aro considered lu,niliatiug by tho I'd,
herents OF MlnuAr, Is cropping out every
where, Md threats against the rciguing
dynasty are hoard iu high quarters, even
extending to Tho army. TIC snoat dreaded
event, according 10 al! observers, Is the dis
banlment OF the army which lsussia has
forced tho Ottoman Empire to maintain for
nearly year. It III predicted that
these troops, who have served without
glory nnd without pay, while their Aclas
l,nve lnin idle mud uuproductivc, will vent
their discomfort il nets of Violence which
will startle CArlstendom, mud pesllapa hasten
tho solution Of the question which European
statesmen TOR 1nors thau hundred ycars
hayo hammered ut in vain. Perhaps tho
lsussian Government foresaw tla nutural
result Of tho recent negotiations, and hus
cowatel ul,on the welktkaown weaknesses
, 1877-03-21

In tho Lower House Of tho Illinois Legis-
laturo yesterday, although fow Of tho n,en-
bcrs found time to bo at thoir posts, good
deal Of business was dnished. Bills wero
passed making the deposit Of 81 for tho
Clerk Of the higher court necessary to secure
M appeal from the decision Of my Justice Of
tho Ponce IN Cook County, and to break up
the liza Petite HELENE" and kindred
types Of circus and variety busi-
ness in this State. Measures concerning
school tands, bitches, miners, aud mutual
benefit associations also received tho aanc-
tion Of the House. Tho bill to compel
thirty-two branches Of industry 10 10 fol-
lowed BY The convicts at tho Penitentiary
was killed. The bill was presumably In
tended to "protcct stone-cuttes, shoe
makers, and cigar-makers, whose avoca.iona
nro thought to DO the most seriously Affected
by Penitentiary competition. It WINS killed
because it was believed It would be fucom.
ra.ible in It's practical workings with self
sustaining conduct Of the States Prison.
The Senate reMl hills second time.
, 1877-03-21

contracts among their blowers and strikers
who have run the derrick on which they
they wero elevated iuto position In Now
York good samples OF machine men on the
Ue1nocrat'c SIDE arc I"Ezp, s"EzNx, oAsE1
HAIL. coSso1Is. anu tho Who!e lammanS
gaog on the hepnbhcan s'de' cohNsLh'
ION MURPHY LfFT' STOCKING and the ctss"
'om.hoase gang In national aaaiss tne
catalo8''e OF machine men II too long 70
enu"efa'e, b"s We may mention as samples
bsIASAP' the a1s8faoea secretary OF "ar
noassoN. m ancient mariner Always naaef D
cso"a' 'fcHAHosoS' formerly o. Tue 1seas'
"FS' WHO 'a ontY remembered oy h's hu'-
LETT O.AANo, VINO iolme'iy a'apensea ''.e
olesS Huo cou1shc'8 .,, o' tne An'o!'o, DePat''
n'ent one WILLIAMS, wac oa''e 70 ne kho"n
, 1877-03-21
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, 1877-03-21

The adinirutle rule adopted by Secretary
HcAu9z for tAe Interior Departn,ent-no re-
movals except for cause, no promotions ex.
ccpt for mrrit-is echoed In the circular Just
issued by Secretary McCnAny, embodyiug
the rules and principles ttat ars To obtain In
The treatment Of tue ciyi! employees OF ths
War Department, Good behavior aud
efficiency will be tho test, and without the
requisites Of industry, strictly temperate
habits, and q good moral character,
10 amount Of external influence
will serve for either The retention or nd
vancemeut Of any euploye. lIsaas OF hu,
reaus are required to report all cases Of idle.
ness, neglect Of duty. tncapac!ty, drunken
uess, immoral or dishonest conluct among
their subord,nates. and the prospect Of pro
motion il held out az constant incentive te
well-doiaR.
, 1877-03-21

Tbs lion. srANLEr MATTHEWS, In Ills speech
accepting the nomination Of United States Sen,
ator from tic Republican members Of tho Ohio
Legislature, said:
or private purpose to gain: no end to accomplish,
except TO serEc my country and win that rcputa.
auee @ of great pubilo 'unetions. desire no othe,
end but 10 preserve elvil liberty In its hfghtsr
Development as secured by the great party
which may tru1y claim to be tho national and dis
ttne&iya American party, because It tayea the
Union. understand that one who receives your
sufages Should bo Ia The forefront Of tho eontcss
for right. Tho huanesa het0te u IL not mere on
joyncnt Ut public place. but ths dElIgent perform
amer Of public duty. The opportunity IL, all :
given INC such un opportunity to act In such
cause. ..
It Is matter Of public congratu1atton that
such man has been sent to tho Senate by tho
great Buckeye 6tatc.
, 1877-03-21

Tho Dominion, under the Warrington Tresty,
was obliged to give Americans certain inshore
privileges on their coasts for catching md Dry
Ing their ish, and. the markets Ut eacl country
were to be open 10 each other for tho sale Of all
ktnls Of fish, md any damages the Dominion
should receive from the special privileges ae-
cort]cd to tho Americans on the point Of tnsore
fishing was to be asccrtaiued by an Arbitration
Board and paid for:
hut Canada, according to the New York 7f1aua<,
tho Treaty Of WnahIuKt0n In regard to 1ta 1nshurc
nshet'es. inaau1uch ~ ths privileges accorded to
ias gn.tea statc5 W that as.oemont haye Fot ~.
nor Diminished that Of Tho Domlnton. in the iscai
ysar sudinE June 30, 1H7l, befora shs teeaty wont
Into operation. tho pf0duct OF american ashetlea.
slS. I'D I ys!s eaanx .es 80 g.
vaiae WAS ony SD. 47s. 9s2. In no ycar l!nce tho
trcaty neRotistsd unless It has 6eom the lsst.
l!ass ths A'aer!can hsl!eriea been a. valuable u
nass began to Improve IN Canad4 auedlataly after
@ @tae ssseaty went @ in,o @ fores. ~ 1s5v cana.
q Stan a:sGn %,, .on ,siF satsh Ss .Gpny
$ll 1sl, sSsl. Tho 4anls conclusIon Ii reached By
comparing the trade In aah between the untted
Siatea aud cansda before tho treaty with that af.
T. ss Ill: '%B9.:s$
cxputtea TO Tho provinces $37. 7dt worth. In 1873
tho United ktate. Imported ?a. lo7, sl3, and e1-
Treaty Of Washington was negotiated than before.
hut ure selling moTe to tho United States, whila
tbs Statra ashcfmen hare been catching less anc
That Canadian nsturmon now hare frce mafkot
for shetr lsh In tho United States, whts formerly
duty syas Imposed on foreign hsh by thst uoyeri-
nsnt; Ths ffes narkst Z wotth twies =: much y
are 10 the United States,
, 1877-03-21
"MACHlNE MEN" AND "EXTREMISTa.n
To fAS Editor af 7As Tribune.

new Y0nK, March 10.-THE TnthvxE very
Often raakrs mentions In terms Of scptohatIon Ut
''nlachine politicians " III thu Republican party,
and southern Democratic Journals mako nention os
'extrenststs In tho sans party and Ia tho sane
terms. Now. will yaa kindly mention the uajna4
Ut aoue Of those pcaoas, and designate The ncts OF
practices which coHst1tuts machine politicians;
aud toll us,-lhu great nasA ct lepntllcan yotsks,
-how wc cam sfgilnntly, actively, and faithfully
perform ont duties NJ electors, IN, bringing
out and voting for tllu right cn and measures With
out !ncusrnx tho guilt Ut being laaetlns rotlsanss
And was tho election Ut LINCOLN In co ami 0t car.
sfed without the afl Ut gnacl,lno politicians, mud II
10, hare those samn yotors become machine poltt-
clana aud extsetalsts aluces OF Il thoaa elections
were thus carried. arc not machine politicians
mcEitorons and worthy OF reward at least leacrv.
Ing well Ut tho countEyf Much Is aat, too In adyo-
eacy Ut tho obtceatiuh OF tbs c0lor ne In politics,
which understand 10 be that Il would 10 desirable
that part Ut tho colorcd yeters soto tho psnlo.
cratlt ticket and part thu Republican. Now, Il
there any Ecapon why tho colorcl people should
v0Iu tho Democratic ticket that would not have
been equally HOOD season why they sho4.'d have
onc.huif ot them oatcsud the Rebel ranks during
tho War. anl the other half tho Union nrmy9 1t
appears to that tk9 coured rcop1u IN rotlng tho
Ispubttcan ticket do right, and that tho whlie
Democratic voters In yotln9 tho Democratic ticket
du wrong; aud, Il auy sefoTm 10 needed. It IL that
tR0 MA1k6t EhAuxV kHelS politics. 4lu VOLS WIN l1e
tacks, md that this would ohltteratc Tho colos-
ltuu eGectnal1y. This IL tho way 1t appears to ms;
but, II In this am wroug, many other patsiotlc
yu&ess are ju4t ~ wrong nud wo neud and are aux.
IouAto bs set right. J, II. II.
It IL rasher tats In tho day for any ono lay
Ing claim to ost1inasy intelligence to serious
ly ask aA explanation Of what q ''uac!,ino "
mems in politics ind, as our correspondent
writes from New York, we might reasonably
refer him to hia home publications, such NJ
tho Nation, 7iumes, md Larp<r's Wetky
(pa1ticularly to an article IN tho copy Of
March ~, and to paper in The current
number OF Tie International Ierirw, which
would enlighten Liz remarkable ignorance on
the subject. The " machine" IL vast sys'
tenn Of Wheels Tor "riues") which Include
the ward-bummers and scalawags who Rtnd
ballot-boxes aud manipulate the primaries,
the professional politicians who pack and
control tho caucuses, aud the Senators aud
Representatives who arrogsta to themselves
tho Presidential prerogatiss OF making ap
pointments. The " "nlachine II ia q rotary
instrument. It bsing cezsain pub.
'io politicians into place, who il
return distribute the; Federal p6szonagt
and psxqaisites, uoieties, commissions, Aast
, 1877-03-21

Rochester Democrat: "A Boston reporter cams
In 1atoy With lot Of local atoms. differentiated.
in city b'oplasu, and Then he went out somewhere
snd laid down and died."
A Rochester Jury hare found that = hug and =
huus, even whan volunteered by the Indy. give her
The right 10 recover tor breach Of promise. ai'as
WeatthyM. Green, who amused hssself for sdme
time killing John T. Briggs. now tejoices III N
$s, 600 Judgment .
Tbs Glasgow University Liberal Clnb hre dgur.
Ing on tho nomination Of Mr. 01hdstons To the
Lord NactcyshIp. Dir. Froude has accepted tho
nomination Of tho Independent Club aud now M
attempt 10 heng 1ahds to reconcile tho two fac
tons In the interest OF Gladstone.
A discriminating 1u.y In Doons Comfy tKy.}
fued Joe Goss $3.50 day or two ago, for lighting
In that bailiwlek, and then turned him over to
Kenton County for treatment. Joe's defense was
that he was q fnse'suer, and did not know II was
naughty to hRht prize.txhta In Amerlca.
4 man named Latham was sentenced 10 two
months imprisonment 1t Tadcafter, England. Tor
''audlbly cursing her AaJesty the Queen duslng
dltlne service" l1is defenso was that, prIar To
going 70 the seryce, he had been converting With
srlspd upon tho subject Of tho Qucsn's taxes.
Tho wealthy who keep theis balances at Coutt't,
says the London World, are somewhat nervous.
Tho senior partner. aged %, dEed tho other day,
and tho management Of the bank II intruated to
tho Junior partner, raw boy Of 81 years. with mot
mora than sixty years' experiences In tho house.
Tho Missouri Legislature propose to put the pnn-
lshment In capital cases Ia tho hands Of sha 1afy
With power to tx the penslty Of imprisonment for
tfty years, OF death. The friends Of tho measure
CLAIM, TINT II will secure puaishu,sut 10 casca Of
murder, orenlf an opponent OF capital punkhmsnt
turns up On the jury.
In Ruthsnla, thsy look upon RhootIng. star ~
ths track OF an apgel dying to seeoLve departed
sp,rit but khefA sfe no Rdyes4 a. to their opinion
, 1877-03-21
THE EXTRA SESSION. OF CONGRESS

Extra sessions of Congress, called by now
Administrations. haye mt boon considered
advisable. Presidents md Cabinets fiud 1t
convenient to become personally familiar
with tho condition OF aGaits, aud with the
details Of Governmental machinery, before
meeting with Congress. III tile present
instance, however, Ruoh session has become
O necessity, as wns TINT called by 5tr.
LINCOLN iu July, 1901. When the Army
bill failed, In le'o the President merely
called together Tho sano Congress-; iu this
instance 1t will Ia now Congress-. There
Gro grave questions 10 DO considered and
disposed OF In consequence Of this unex.
pected session Of Congress. Tho President
hsa declared his purpose TO reconcile the
disturbing elements In the Southern States,
and by measures Of eonciliation and Justice
to bring order aud peace out Of the CON-
plicated condition ot afairs iu South Csr.
olina and Louisiana. 1t II not supposed
that this settlement OF tho Southern question
will require any legislation by Congress, ex-
oept, perhaps, such action as will recognize
and accept the settlement.
The two Houses Of Congress, a. elected,
will stand with o Republican majority (e1.
Gliding two from Louisiana aud oue from,
South Carolina) Of votes in tho Senate,
md Democratic majority Of TO In the
House Of Representatives. The great bulk
OF the Democratic vote fu tie House Il from
the southern States It Is sufficiently well
established that larga portion Of thin
Southern vote in cougrsaa prefer peace, and
, 1877-03-21

~" 'nA' ., 'nv 1,a'opoAn wa,-c'oua nAs
u1o"u ,, uset, puoao as.en.lon VIII oe a.'.no1eta
~ n.ae o,ouu noNs'us ~ 4a.oA 1a'nAy'
4'ecels tofslsu u.spassnss na," lep's'sh tae
progress u aofa'looo'o laoei''on III sap"n,
ou'' WIN 'ae customary u'sFeea'a u loeleas
.onaeenon n 1n"'n'p'leu " tau .s'eEtapn'
4'o 'H.eu w s,'e ~ t"o WY "l. ~ ".4o.s'
.ose y. ~ 'a.'' l' , ,ne laaa "n,sn M. .oA.A-
nos s'''a ~ a@,o =. oesv'e.' 80. v 4e'os"
, ,'ui's ~" W. 41aau oupp'5 Wv u'As'4, 1n1
os1s. summary - Ile eauses " lsso''s VIII
AA4no 4,,o,s',. s.ste.N >, Ao"s 'no1o 'u'e
"'.4'u NV rasS ~" ."o"t1a 'net' 4''o
oeet1 tn,ee 1eo''i.ons 'n vapna' n,os' VI 'eas
1o'p''u4'u'o ~ 'aeit "Asu,e' ~ n1Ss's@
"s"a's eao 1@.eas'ss " osunen ,.'. W .ue uofel!-
4''en'' Aot as'anss 'no oiiAaoo u'n'a'i' anu'
~ nuo"'us ~" p'en.Ha1 , nko e'uooa y. ue-
ne'"on, ~ "ay 10 S'a'eu 'na. n7',ne' ., 'ne
t,n snroe naa any connec.,on ".'a 'no o'ness'
1he nsat foo"hon was 'nat OF tno oAinouta''
military iaotion' whose hoss'hsy TO tho
Government was asouseo hs7t oy euanges IN
the'f pohslons' anu secohd W uao polioy OF
the eosernmoht IN encouraging foreign IN
toFeou37c. lucy also 1taeea huca oi TUG
dls17oss &, o. the country 10 'h's 1ofeign inter-
COURSE tho greet Increase OF tue pf1ee OF
flGe' anu the rapid disappearance o. go1a
!f2m general escu!auoa" Ih's seoel1'oo'
however, Was shoEt-lisod. 1hoae VINO were
not oeheatled committed nasa-kar'.
sihe eecoas1 fcnolion was tnas ot Tue 1afm.
ing classes againSs tho modo OF n1ing ana
collecting ha1d ta1es' when was deslsea III
reality 10 boneas tho farmers. 1no INK was
based OH h1cd rr1co iof r.cc all over tho
country, which "ofkoa an 'n]ns"ce' anas-
.nacn @9 Luz prices Sataee1 e1eeaei"st5 IN on'
iofeh. sec1'ons' 1ne ta., moreover hna 70
DO pau III cash 'nssoaa or IN k'na' anu, rs
easl was very scarce anu 'ho natseas '0f pe-
low tno average osconteas was tol1o"eo py
ffotang' !his was SUMMARY suppressed
however, oy tno ao7ofnmen', WINCH toos
imfaeuaso a'ops 10 feuaoss tao causo VI
tfono'o oy recognizing the 'n?assleo ot 'ne
!a1 " 't'o f,ee pas'H aau ~ 'e'n'a'''s III Aoa
mus Us, enaea Aepe,,.on ,!. ~, ~.
80 u'.'u t'De'o1 w. "n'e" "l, - ~" ~ Ptos.
1ssa o'oAo out auoas us nas4aa .@ ,, s1ua, oio
y. 4o 'ueS 1a - -. s.o ,a..s .o.. ,''Ia -.
.re ,e ''''pY' n"es ,E "," s o'''A ~. -. ~
in,a' ~ nas n"ays "es'. . 1Aatous ,.,. Nv n ..1
nieS Po"en e-" - ~" ~ ~ -, AD.*3 ~ 80
.s'0's, ~ .' 49,, " ao, ao ~. ,ae,as o aoa. s syS-
.cn' ~ WIS saa NM ~, " ao's,up ,',,.n a.o WY
, 1877-03-21

DlsMARcK, few days slncs, entered pub
lie complaint in speech in Parliament
against Won Sroscm, Chief Of tho Admiral
ty, OH account Of The antagonis1u displayed
toward him by the latter. This was prompts
ly followed by tho tendor OF YoN Sroscu's
resignation, which Tho Emperor Ut first xo-
fused to accept, bat yesterday the hostile
Minister was permitted to withdraw from
thu position in which he las worried the
Chancellor
, 1877-03-21

STANLEY MATTHEwa was yesterday elected
to tho Unit ii statea sonato to complete tho
term for which JouS SHERMAN Was elected,
which expires March 8, lS7D. In the bat,-
quent which was given in honor Of tho event
numerous Democratic members of the Legia-
latura united In congratulating Senator MAT
xuEws unou lis election,
, 1877-03-21
GREAT CRY AND LITTLE WOOL.


of the latest phaso OF tho Eastern question,
as It las been involved In tko complications
between Russia and Turkey touching the
condition and rights of tho sclavio Christians
tn the provinces north Of the balkans. The
result must be conceded as victory for tho
Turks, notwithstanding tho manner In which
tho Russian Government 6oekH to otrset ita
virtual abandonment Of tho 9clayea by clain-
Ing 1t as diplomatic triumph. It was only
q littlo year ago that tho Dosnians and Herzc-
govinlana, smarting under. Turkiah tyranny
MD saisrule, rose In rebellion and main
tained their revolt will. varying misfortune,
until tho constant cncroach1nentB OF tho
Turks upon the acrian and Montonegrin
frontiors drew those two nations into tho
struggle alao, mud tie revolt OF fow 1noun-
taiucors assumed tho dimensions Of general
war, and extouled 70 far AZ to involve tho
Easteru question aud at once attract the at-
tention OF tho other European Powers. A
triple alliance was Immediately formed be-
tween Russia, Germany, and Austria. Alarmed
at the possibilities Which might grow
out OF tho war II 1tussia should interfere, En-
gland at once took steps to protect her posi-
tion. An English Noto appeared, intended
to furniah basis for peaceful settlement,
but 1t failed. Then followed tLo Berlin
Memorandum, md that failed, too, uotwith-
standing I'1sMAgcx's influence. Then came
au Austrian Noto, and that, too, had no
effect upon the Issues involved. 1lcauHhilo
1luasia had put herself forward, untlor tho
tacit Endorsement Of Germany, as tho cham-
, 1877-03-21

The unaccouutable disappearance Of H..
OAxEr HAIL, ex.s1ayor OF New York City, Is
the cause Of much painful apprehension
among lis numerous friends. Ho has not
been seen since last Friday evening, and It
is feared that lie has either besn murdered or
has committed suicide during period Of ill.,
Rnp}ty
, 1877-03-21


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, 1877-03-21

Attornsy-Gens mi DEvgas yepterday sut-
nitted All opin' '.on at tho CaHuet meeting
that an e1tra 81 ssion OF Congress is unavoid-
able. It fa bel ieved that the session will ba
convened ato ut the 1st OF June,