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hou OVSohc uuaoic W pay tiicu cicoitoIe,
he would have been morally bound to
pay their debts for them; and he might
properly have taken the interest upon
the expected inheritance OF all his sons
to liquidate the debts Of his less
thrifty ones. The state induced the pub
lie to give credit to these counties. The
state is not legally bound to pay their
debts, but in so far as moral obligations
may rest upon governments the state of
Illinois il bound to provide Tor their pay
ment, aud the assumed burthen would
be so light 1t would hardly be appre-
cable. The amount stated by the Re-
publican in a late editorial is probably
too large, but upon the basis Of 10000
600 a. the aggregate of county, town.
ship and municipal indebtedness, the an
nual interest would be 81 10000. To
that add one per cent. for sinking fund
to pay the principal and the aggregate
amount to be raised from taxation by
the state annually would be ST. 500 600.
The entire revenue Of nearly $1,000, 900
was collected in 1876 by the state from
levy Of 80 cents on each 500 worth OF
property. With the completion of the
state house the annual taxation under ex.
isting laws will be reduced as much as
81 co., 600, and the state tax levy after
the present year need not exceed % cents
to the 500. To raise the amount neces-
sary to pay the interest on the assumed
debts OF the counties and municipalities,
and to supply the sinking fund, levy
Of something less than IA cents to the
500 only would be required. Thus it
appears that only levy OF 81 cents on
the one hundred dollars would be sufIl-
Gent TO carry on our state government
e6ecnlly and relieve the counties of
their oppressive debts under which many
are now pending, and some literally
breaking. The operation Of the sinking
fund would annually reduce this light
burthen. These debts mainly came into
existence as the result OF the extrava-
ganee consequent upon the civil war. en-
couraged by state legislation. Provision
should be made In the proposed amend
ment against legialation which would
permit any similar extravaganza in the
future.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Current Comments.

During a storm last week, Mr.. Joseph L.
Eichelbcrcers blru was struck by lightning
and slightly damaged -Four horses were rem
derel entirely deaf
On Friday morning Of last week a mare be-
longing TO Mr.. John W. NcClrly was fright
euel by the thunder aal ran against a tree
and was killed Jy spike entering the brain.
" Ola Rabbit was known iyr long ars. and
during The war JiI valuable service under our
friend John w. H5Tuastcr, Familiarity known
as ,be General, aud since been faithful to
Mr. Nee. Il was upon the strong body Of
this departed relic Of the war that the remains
ofthe gallant aud amsu;ed samuel 5. Wright
were borne fourteen miles over the mountains
under the care Of J. y. Galllher, Of this Office
after GenI Rossers successful fgbt at Peters
burg, Hardy county.
Last week we mentioned the destruction Of
llr. Charles Agiouby' barn aud its contents
by fire from lightning The loss, at a careful
estimate, is about s. 000 and only an insu-
rance, which was promptly adjusted, Of $3.50
So a Company represented by Mr.. L. NJ. Ais
quith The barn was about eighty years ola,
"a proof that lightning does not strike often
70 the same pace.-and was filed with va.u-
able farming implements and equipments. pro
ycuder, &c, aui a Number Of horses were with
10 ;t-oae Of which was killed by the light
ming. Several harvest bands were in the barn
all Of whom were more or less shocked, aud
one So severely that be only escaped the flames
~ the assistance Of bic companions. Moth
ing but lightning could have struck 50 uuer-
,.asly upon Tie property Of person So well
aJ,s 90 roses ,bo loss-phi.os5pLically-as Mr.
AsEolby, and yet. 80 use acontradictory ex-
preston, to him, even, it was heavy light
hing stroke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
The Capital Question.

We have the prospect Of very interesting
discussion Of the Capital Question at The Court
House 10 this place on Tuesday next. By aue
,bority, last week we announced that the in
teres,s Of Charleston, Kanawha county, would
be presented by Judge J. H. Ferguson and
Hon. John T. Kenna- both able aud eloquent
speakers. We have not deiaite information
upon the subject, but presume there will be no
objection 20 the jOiut discussion proposed by
Hon. D. D. Lucas, who has been invited by
che Martiosburg Committee TO advocate the
claims Of Martinsburs. In the event Of such
a discussion, a rare Intellectual and oratorical
combat will be witnessed, and the fur will
fly Let there be large congregation Of our
people Such treats are not common, and no
one, who can conveniently be there, should be
absent from the feast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Fun Ahead.

Hon. Jao f. Ksnnl, who is to address the
people Of Jefferson on the Capital Question on
Tuesday, at tbeCour, House, viii be the young
est member Of the next House Of Representa-
tiyes, and i represented as man Of fine ability,
aud upon the question now asitatiug the Pco-
pie Of this State is making some Of the most
logical and eloquent speeches heard upon the
Charleston side. Il viii be very Interesting
u witness the meeting between Mr. Keuua and
Mr.. Lucas on Tuesday Who Will care for
Judge Ferguson? It isn't fair, however
7iUiag he may be, for Mr. Lucas to beoblised
to tack.s both /, viii be lively, anyway.
Viii Carksburs have an advocate in the ring
Tuesday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Grange Gleanings.

A Pomona G ange for Jefferson County
is to he organized in Cbarlcstown on Saturday,
July 2Sth. Each Subordinate Grange is re-
qured to send three delegates, and fixed
number Of ladies is necessary for its formation.
1t is hoped that there will be a general turn
out from each of the oranges, as there is to be
a lecture at o'clock in the afternoon by Prof.
BENZ Hyde Benton, President Of the Polytech-
mic Institute Of New Market, Va, on Agri-
cultural Chemistry The Professor is rCputed
to treat this subject very satisfactorily, and as
it is one in which every farmer is deeply inter-
ested, it is to be hoped that all will avail them
selves of this opportunity to learn something
about the physical condition of our soil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
- 49, S.luI-rL -

Mar,iasAurg seems 10 be waking mp TO
the emergencies Of the Clpinl location ques-
tion. and proposes % make a vigorous fight
from this time forward Tor the prize. ltseems
that her recent quiescence has been part and
parcc, Of her programme. which was 10 avoid
wearyiog the people Of the State with any pro-
trlctel recital Of her claims, but waiting until
the other aspirsnts bad stated their case TO
come 10 Just preceding the election with Wig
orous canvass for the location. Whether this
mastery inactivity followed by eleventh hour
energy was good policy remains Co be seen
Il has undoubtedly lost Martinsburg some sup
port which naturally belonged o. her and
which could have been bad by an earlier and
more persistent asking. On the other hand
she has kept out Of the heat and burden OF a
gr tractcd contest aud comes up fresh and
smiling at a time when other competitors are
beginning to wish the cruel war was over. tt
is understood that The earliest work in behalf
of NlrtiuSburg Is o. be done 10 our Panhandle,
and Judge Hogc, Dan Lucas, VIM. H. Trarers
and others have already accepted appoint
meats for ibis county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsuISorOS, D. @, July 10, 1917,

W AsnANNANht ~ ~ t%t1 ANf ARt -
All kinds Of speculalious grow out Of the
indictment Of Wells, Anderson, and the other
members Of the Reforming Board Prelimi-
nary to any discussion OF these it is well to
understand fact made public lately, viz,
that an the members of the Beard are hold
Ing office directly or indirectly under the Adj
ministratiou. and that they are all clamorous
for more. Keeping these facts in view, and
remen bering how dangerous any considerable
public recognition of these men by Hayes
would Be. We shall be prepared for rumor No.
I. which is TO the effect that Hayes friends n
sti-ated their arrest, with view TO breaking
chem utterly down. 1t will be remembered
that the indictment was only as TO Vernon
Parish Returns, a case fully discussed in Con.
gress and before Congressional Committees be-
fore Hayes was declared President.
Another report is based on the fact that
the original bargain between Hayes friends
and Nichols friends was in writing
and included the exemption Of all mem
hers Of the Returning Board from any
punishment for their official acts, the conside-
ration being that Packard should be driven
out. and that the enemies of the administra-
ton will, through Congressional investigation,
compel the production Of the agreement. 1t
would not be a proud day for the country, but
il would be for Republican politicians. if such
q patent and indeieuSible dicker for the Presl-
Dental office were exposed.
Other rulnors connect Mr.. Tilden's failure to
leave for Europe. at the time intended, 10 a
know ledge Of what wa 10 be done in Louisiana
All reports from Northern Republican States
Of either public or private character, indicate
that opposition to the Administration Is as
sumin definite shape.
Marshal Pitkin, Of Louisiana, now here, is
in correspondence with prominent people
North, and may be said to be jub.lant over
the situation.
The Republican this morning gives the date
Of the Presidents visit to the White Sulphur
Springs as toward the last Of this month" "
Probably Mr. Hayes has never met so many
prominent Democrats at one time as he will
meet there. The Northern as we'll as the
Southern attendance will be very large.
An old church quarrel among colored people
here eliminated on Saturday night in the burn
inc ofthe church building by the "outs" to the
disgust and damage Of the "ins" Those who
held the ruins Of The fort, however went on in
The ashes and smoke with their communion
and other services Sunday. MEMO.
As spirtuous liquors will iujure men, so
opium OF morphia will harmfully effect the
baby. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the remedy
f1r the baby. It Is free from opium. Price
% cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Martinsburg Matters.
From the Statesman

From the Statesman:
The West Virginia Guards, Capt. SbafTer
commanding, spent the Fourth Of July at Ber-
rvs grove.
Mr. Adam Fulk informed Us that he had a
tur key hen that layed an egg, which produced
TWO turkeys-oue white and the other black.
On the farm Of Mr. R,bert S Flagg. near
VancleaveSvjlle, Tom. Fags, jr., and George
Henry cut q acres in II days, averaging over
twelve acres each and in wheat that will make
over - bushels to the acre.
The 4th was a gala day. There WAS a grand
parade, participated in by the Berkeley Light
Infantry. Col G.. j. Faulkner, Jr., command
ing. The public square was a scene of inter-
Declaration Of independence was read by J. S.
Haldcman, ED, who prefaced it with eloquent
remarks f. Boyd Faulkner, Esq. delivered
q splcudid Grafton, which was greeted with
storms Of applause the peroration calling forth
a welbia Of approval such as few orators ever
excite.
A Capital Mass Meeting was held at the
Court House on the 7th-Judge John Blair
IIose presiding. Col NadenbouSch, Chairman
Of Executive Committee, made a statement Of
the work Of the Committees, and Of the infor-
nation received from various sections Of the
State, all Of which was encouraging to the
friends of Martinsburg, and insisting that only
a strong effort on our part was necessary TO Sc
cure success Judge lIoge made some very
encouraging remarks. based upon observation
and information received upon a recent visit
10 Wheeling and other points in the Western
part Of the State, concluding with a strong APP
peal for an earnest effort by our people Judge
Hoge was followed by f. Boyd Faulkner, w.
a. II. Flick, B. Hughes, J. H. Gettinger, Ma
for Bristor and others, who also spoke encour-
aejngly Of the prospects Of Martinsburg in the
Capital canvass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
The state Univer sity.

The term Of service Of the Cd Board Of
Regents expiring on Saturday last, the Gov
ernor appointed a new board. Yhe board is
now composed Of the fi,ovius gentlemen -
Or. B. W. Allen, Of Ohm county Hon. James
Morrow, IT,, Marion; Or. NJ. 5. Hall, Richie
Hon. d. d. Johnson, Tyler; Or. James Stew
art. Putnam Hon. H. S Walker, Kauawha
Hon Henry C. Simmons, Cabell Alexander
Matthews Greenbrier; Thos j. Farnswcr,b,
Upshrr; DR.. II W Brock, Monongalh -
John A. Robinson, Mineral, and Daniel B.
Lucas. jefferson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

Phe illustrious Pinchback spoke to a large
audience Of coiored citizens Of San Francisco
a few days ago aud defended the Nichols ad-
miuistration for It's liberali,y and equality
There, be said, the colored people were as well
Of as under any Republican government, and
be would rather trust his Interests to the bitter
est rebel than to the adventurous, tricky car
pet-bagser. After all, Pinohback can learn
by adversely, which is more than can Is said
nc Chamberlain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
7th Of August.

Tuesday. 9Th Of August, is the day appoint
ell for the vote on the Capt. Question, and
also Tor the election Of Public School Officers
County Superintendent Of Schools, and Board
Of Education, consisting Of PresiJeutand two
Commissioners for each School District. The
Board Of Education is required to give three
weeks, motive Of slil election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Extract from Decree Of april 18Th, 1917.

alt is adjudged, ordered and dccreed that this
cause be re-committed TO Commissioner Moore,
with instructions to inquire
Firsi-lnto the condition of the present title TO
the said six acres Of land near Charlestown /;
whether the same has been sold and conveyed
away by the heirs of said WIN. C. Worthington.
deceased to whom so sold and conveyed, and
whether the grantee holds by voluntary convey
ance, or is a bona ride purchase for value receiv-
ed. without notice.
Second-To ascertain and report. to whom pur-
chase money for the sale Of the 22i A., 2 r., 10
T., were paid in what proportion the payments
were made to the grsntors, and what assets and
property have been left by the said grantors, on
this sale, to meet any liability growing out Of the
sale OF said tract Of land and the receipt Of the
money for the same.
Third-TO make the same inquiries as to the
lot in Charestown sold to Jacob q. Tutwler, and
Of any other property sold by bis heirs, since the
death OF said Worthington, together with all
other matters deemed pertinent BY himself, or
which any of the parties may require to have
stated"
4 Copy-Tesie.
b. c. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Dividend Notice

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JEFFERSON
AT CHARLEST0WN.
FNHE Board Of Directors has declared divi-
i dend Of Three per Cent. upon the Capital
Stock of this Bank for the past Six months. pay
able on demand. Bank pays all taxes, STATE,
County and Municipal.
SAMUEL HOWELL,
JEiy Z, I-ir Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
TlNIG& STRENGTHENING Properties

are unsurpassed BY any other native Wine. Being
the pure juice of the grape produced under Mr.;
Speer's own personal supervision, its purity and
genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child
NAV partake of its generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid use ii to advantage. IL is partic-
ularly beneficial to the aged and debitated. and
suited to the various ailments that allct me
weaker SEX 1t is, in every respect, WINE To
BE RELIED ON.
INVALID'S USE SPEER'S PORT GRAPE
WINE. FEMALES USE SPEERS PORT
GRAPE WINE. WEAKLY PERSONS FIND
A BENEFIT BY ITS USE.
Speers Wines in Hospitals are preferred to
other wines
Sold by Druggists generally, who also sell
Speers Standard Wine Btters. Trade supplied
by all wholesale dealers. See that the signature
Of Alfred Speer, Passaic, y. j., is over the cork
of each bottle.
ALFRED SPEER'S MountProspect Vineyards,
New Jersey. Office, No. 81, Warren St, \. Y.
For Sale by c. L. BELLER.
July IL, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

Roses bloom in summer only, BIT Dr..
Schley's Family Cough Syrup will keep the
roses Of Health ever on your checks. ltnever
fails. Grandest Remedy for all Coughs aud
Colds. Nopa if no relief. For sale here by
c. f. Beler, and by Gilbert Bros, Harper 5
Ferry. Only % cts for a sure cure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

A correspondent wants to know, Can a
Christian 90 TO the circus ?" Why, yes, he
can go 20 the circus easily enough, but it win
cost him quarter when be gets there to get
10 there's where the shoe pinches. You see
a Christian Is always too proud to carry water
for the elephant aud that's where the sinner
has Tie advantage over him in the matter Of
free passes -NartiHS5urg Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Shepherdstown Summary.
We condense from the Register:

We condense from the Register:'
DR.. II. L. Butler has located. for the prac-
tice Of his profession, in Elk City. Barbour
County.
Mr. Robert Mix, aged co years, who left this
vicinity in April last, died in Pike County,
Missouri, few weeks ago.
r. P. McGlincy, formerly of this town, and
CT aduate Of this office, is Secretary Of the
Dairy Board of Trade, and City and Dairy Ed
itor Of the Elgin, Illinois, AdrOcate. His
knowledge of the milk from the Registers
cocoanut emnently fit him for his duties at
Elgin.- P.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

The Raleigh IS. c. 0jsrrr, Of the 9TH
instant says Yesterday Gov. Vance receiy-
Cd an invitation from the Governor Of West
Virginia % attend a convention Of the Cover
rors Of each State in the United States at
G,ceabrier White sulphur Springs some time
10 August There jsro political significance
attached to-.lis call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Commissioners Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JEFFER-
Il son COUNTY, WEST. VA,
HENRY J. SIBERTS Ad'mr, Plaintiff.
against Nv CHANCERE
WILLIAM C. WORTuINGTON'S, Admir-
&c, Defendants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

IT UKD'S Ma gcal Mixture solves the problem,
L and makes Washing Easy. 1t should be
used by every family FOR numerous reasons-its
economy in money, time, labor, wear and tear;
makes hard water soit-mskes the bath luxuri
ous-makcs clothes beautifully white-does not
destroy the texture. For sale by
Juuc 30, 1877. c. W. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that will execute
y the foregoing decree at myollice in Charles
town, West Va, on "Wednesday, August sth, 1871.
CLE0N MOORE.
June %, 1877. Comnissioner.
XyIOODEN WARE, Brooms, Wash Boards and
w Clothes Pins for sale by
June 2, 1871. DUKE x GALLAlIER.
4 FULL Line of Buggy and Wagon Whips
" for sale by
June 2, 1877. DUKE 6 GALLAllER.
WOODEN JACKET OIL CANS, four sizes
w Sprnkling Cans and Powdered Bath Brick,
for sale by
June ., 1877. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

NY descendants Of John and Margaret
\ Knight, who lived at Harper's Ferry about
IS years ago. write at once 20 James Pollard, No.
~, st. Paul Street, Baltimore. Nd. They had
children-Mary Jane. James and one other v ho
are entitled TO an Estate.
June 30, ls77-4t.-eow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
The War with the Nez Perces.

An exciting but melancholy interest con-
tiuues toa,tach To the events in Idaho. The dis
patches Of to-day give further details Of recent
encounters, showing heroism and patient en-
durance on the part Of both the regular and
volunteer soldiers engaged in coping with the
hostile Indians. The massacre Of Lieut.. Thel-
ler aud his command is followed by the ami
hiiation Of a accommodating party Of eleven
under Lieut. Rains, and q combat between
seventeen volunteers, under Capt Randall, and
a hundred savageS, lwho had intercepted them
on their way TO jim Col Perry in which Ran
dali and another lost their lives, and three
were wounded The Aforementioned fight was
a matter Of life and death for the little band,
md was fought almost in the presence of the
United States troops under Perry, who, it
seems, seeing their forl0rn predcament, de-
chned % interfere at FIRST in their behalf, be-
cause, he is reported TO have said, lit is no
use After the heroic handful of men had
broken the Indian line, and five of them lay
bleeding on the fell. then Col Perry ordered
fifty men 20 their relief and the Indians were
forced 90 retreat This incident Of the cam
paisu Will doubtless elicit inquiry .-B Bait San.
Gail Hamilton says this " voluntary rcsig-
nation by Office holders all over the country
is very much like that Of the old farmers wife
60 Was she willing to lie - inquired the SYM
paihizias neigh5or. Wiling responded
the bluff old widower, she was obleeged to ~
I.oulouu County sends delegation to the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

Extract from Decree Of March Term, 1877.
"This cause is referred 20 one Of the Commits
sioners Of this Court who is directed TO ascertain
and report OF what real estate the defendant Is
seized. its present saleable value as well as its
rental value, what liens exist thereon and their
priorities and in order so to do, the said Com
missioner shall advertise in the Virginia Free
Pre,s, the time and place when aud where be will
proceed To execute this decree"
Copy, Teste.
b. C. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

In Virginia the contest now IS as to who
shall be the Governor to put in the Capital;
and in West Virginia where shall be the Cap
ital to put the Governor in.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14

If the members Of the Louisiana Returning
Board have been guilty Of an indictable offence,
against the dignity of the sovereign State Of
Louisiana, we can't exactly see what the Cabi-
net at Washington, or any persons connected
with the Federal administration have to do
with il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14
Baker Fan Mills.

VNIIE best in use For prices, &c, call on
DUKE \ GALLAHER, Agts.
CtAMP MEETING TINwARE & SUPPLIES.
\ Coffee Postal sizes Buckets-all sizes
Tin Cups and Tin Plates, verv cheap Low Price
Spoons, Knives and Forks the Summer Queen
Oil Cook Stove; Stew Pans. Wash Basins, Bread
and Dish Pans. For sale bv
July II. 1877. DUKE & GALLAHER.
DRASS Preserving Kettles Porcelain Lined
ID Kettles, for sale by
July IL, 1877. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
GALVANIZED WIRE MUZZLES, for sale BY
u July Il, lS77. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
UTICKS for Kerosene Oil Stoves. for sale By
w DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
4 IL sizes Tin Wash Boilers, for sale BY
y July II, 1871. DUKE GALLAuER.