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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
/. !. & wv. D. GlLLAHll. IDITllS
]harIestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Saturday, March 81, 1877.
Book Notices.

PE-EEsoN' 5 MAGAZINE for April comes as g
welcome bartinger of Spring with its delicate
}y colorcd fashion plates, issuing the newest
styles and its patterns, recipes, stores-all
making up good and cheap family maga-
zine. Published at Philadelphia.
HARrEn's MAGAZINE for April presents a
tempting list Of contents, comprising variety
Of pleasant and entertaining literature. The
three serials grow in interest each month and
the short stories, and grayer essays, Jiograph-
ical sketches, &C., cannot fail to Interest all
readers Of culture.
SchDSrns MONTHLY and Sr. NICHOLAS for
April are Oh our table. The contents Of the
former are more than usually varied and at
trac,iye, all the article. being Of interest TO The
general reader. ST NICHOLAS possesses great
charms for juyeni!e readers, and is instructive
as well as amusing, cuItiyatiug their taste for
grayer reading, and conveying many an item
Of useful knowledge ander the guise Of a story
Both Of these montLlies are published by
Scribner, Armstrong & Co., Nos. 743 and 745
Broadway, New York.
At the time when Mr. and Mrs. P. 2. Bliss
were so suddenly killed in the Ashtabula dis
aster, D. Lothrop & Co. Of Boston had in press,
and nearly ready to issue, book entitled
" SoXG VICTORIES or TIE GLIss AND SAYEgy
HYMNS" containing one hundred incidents
connected with these hymus, also Gae new
engraving Of M Bliss and another Of Mr. San
key. To this is appended Biographical sketch
es Of both, with tributes to the memory Of Mr.
& Mrs Bliss by prominent workers. The book
is now ready, and will be sold at the popular
price Of 80 cents in boards, aad IS cents il
cloth
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porphyry, to be cast into the waste dumps Of
hell" Here the old fellow pulled from bis
pocket a red handkerchief and began TO sob.
The effect was immediate aud striking Tho
old miners and the jury moved. by bis forcible
smile, broke forth into a simultaneous sob, ia
which the Court, spectators and Prosecuting
Attorney joined The Chronicle reporter was
so moved that he was obliged 10 90 cut and
brace up with stiff cocktail. The jury was
obliged 10 ind him guilty, but recommended
him to the mercy of the Court. lie was fined
So, which the jury paid on the spot, aud tie old
man slid out the door with the remark /
knew Ia ketch 'em. Blast my buttons, but
didn't work up the briny. though, didGt p
\ subsequent Investigation LED TO The discovery
that the bum was an ex-actor from Frisco,
who was JUS; giving the jury touch Of his
profession.
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a Woman's Love.

Shrink not from woman Of strong sense,
for if she becomes attached TO you, it is seeing
and reviewing different qualities in yourself
you may trus; her, for she knows tie value o
your coLfdence you may consult her, for she
is able to advise, and does SO q; once, with tie
frmness Of reason aud the consideration Of
affection Ler love Is lasting and it will lot
have been lightly won, for weak minds arc not
capable Of the lofJiest grades Of passions.
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Judge ehdersleeve,s Conund.un.

James Eckler was arraisred for sentence io
the General Session yesterday. lie confessed
that be had stolen spoons Judge GildeTsleeye
looked at him with exceeding dignity, and
said, you plead guilty to stealing spoons ?'
"Yes, sir2' was the reply.
" Did you belong to Blt!ef's army ~
No, sir.
THE sentence Of the court is that YOU be
confined in tie State Prison f-T the term cf
two years"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-31

\ single grain Of barley was planted by an
asriculturist in the Isle Of Man, in 1872,
and tie same year produced three huudrel
grains These were soWn, aad the second
years produce was about half pint. These
wete again sown, aud the third years produce
vas fourteen pounds, which being again sown,
realized about seven bushels, covering space
Of one Luadred yards by five. Thus there
have been produced 10 four years seven bushels
Of barley from a single grain.
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VOL. 66.---YOL. u, NEW SERI
personal!

NOAH WALK E1IS ~ CO,
Celebrated CIothicrs OF Baltimore, Ma,
Announce the Introduction Of plan OF ordering
Clothing and Underwear
By LETTER,
TO which thcy call your special attention. They
viii send Ou application their improved ana accu-
rate
RULES FOE SELENEASURENENT
and a full line OF samples from their Immense
stock " CLOTHS. CASSlMERES, COATINGS,
SHlRTINGS. SC, thus enabling parties in any
part ol the country o. order their Clothing aud
Shirts direct from them, with the certainty ct re-
ceiyiug garments OF
Tie lerY Latest style
Ind lost Perfect F,t AaaiHajle.
Goods ordered win be sen; by Express TO any
As IS Well known throughout the Southern
States obey have for Forty-Threc Years
EXCELLED
iu an departments Of their business, which ia
substantial guarantee as % The character oi the
Goods thty VUl ,eud OUT.
A large and wcllassortcd stockof
HEADE-NADE CLOTHING
always on laud, together with full line Of
Furnishing Goods,
incladiag an the latcs, Novelties in Design, and at
POPULAR PRlCES.
When Goods are sent per Express c. o. D..
there viii De Lo collection charge ou amounts Of
$50 aud over.
Eul.s f1- SclrNe0suvcment, samples OF Goods
and Prize. List sent Gree on application.
The attention ot che Trade Is invited % our
Wholesale Department, which is always kept up
o. thc highest standard.
NoAm wALKEB * co.
Manufacture, and Dealers ia Mems and Boys
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, either ready
made ur made Oh order
If5a.I ltI baltimore street, BALTIMORE,
MAY ID. Ie1'-y ND.
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POLITICAL.
From Harper's NogGzine.
EASTER THOUGHTS.
By PARK BENJAMIN, JR.

Kneeling beside her mid kneeling throug
In the dim twilight Of the temple, where
The Easter buds, scent-laden, filed the air
With sweet aroma, and ;he solemn song,
Low chanted, 1oated through the holy place,
watched the curtains Of her melting eyes
Veil their soft radiance, and DER that fair face
Stole reverent stiffness, as with gentle sighs
Sins from her sinless lips were soon confessed.
(Ah, fairest saint were all sins but as thine! y
Then lifting her white forehead from its pillow
ed rest,
Turning her sad sweet ylsage, pure with thought
divine,
She murmured, bending toward me as sat,
"Charles, Mrs Smith yet wears her winter hat!'
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An editor once applied at tie door Of Hades
for admission. Wen, sir" replied bis sable
Majesty, "we let one Of your profession in
here many years ago, anl lie kept up con-
tinual Tow with his former Delinquent: subscri-
bers. and as We have more Of that class Of
persons here than any other, We have passed .
law prohibiting the admission Of eai:9Ts.'
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Actor fn popular melodramal must
steal a@ny should be discovered am lost. {"
\ voice from tie salleryl:' 90 the contra
~, IF you are discovered you are found. -
lCuriaiu.l
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by laudlady, remarks a man, makes her
tea 50 strong that it breaks the cups" And
mine, said another, makes hers 50 weak it
can't run out of the pot"
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\ lazy fellow, falling distance Of fifty feet
and escaping with only few scratches, a By
staudcr remarked that be vas too slow 10
fall fast enough = Agri himself"
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Mamma" said little girl 70 Der mother,
DO you know how get il bed quick No,
was the reply. Well, said she, 10 great gleo.,
step one foot over the crib. then / say Rats
aad freighiea myself right in."
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SOUTHERN
TEEPATTC PILLS,
FNHAT Old, Long Known and Well Tried Rene
dvror all Bilious Diseases, caused by
AISI, 4 CEn INI'n

4 dvrorall Bilious Diseases, caused by a
DISEASED LIVER,
Tstestincd. at no distant day, 20 be the only Med
icinc recognized aud used BY the people, where
tbat tiseaseis 81. prevalent. Oar present object
being % introduce the Medicine into those y is
tricts where the disease is most rife, and let the
peopl. have the benefit OF So Sreata blessing, and
demonstrate It's CORRECTNESS by showing such re
sultsas have ue,er followed any otherpian Of
treatment. -
Gross. $500.
They can be sent to any point in the United
St,f,t Address G.. W. DEEMS.
2S South Calhoun street, BALTIMORE.
Anril :. 1871.
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MERCHANT TAILOR5.
Albert R. Netsee g. Co.,

SAD Doom WEsr OF PAPE
Formerly Nefhodist Book DsPo''tory,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
NUR stock consists of beautiful aud varied
I assortment Of English, French and American
Coatinrs. Suitings, Cloths, Cassimeres and est
ings. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor Style. Our cutter whose reputation
is well known for cutting and fitting, vii! give hi'
personal superinteuddnce to this department
Orders from the ntrEprompty attenueu To-
a''0 METTEE e CO.
Sept. 25, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
CIVIL, NOTES.

In the Common Pleas Special Term. before Judge
Van Hoccu 81 suits against the city tost aside
were dismissed yesterday.
The Suit of James MctiOwan against Jeremiah
Quiuan and others trustees u waller Roche which
from failure Of thc Guardian Savings Iusiitnon
before Judge Gilbert yesterday allow Mt Qun.
Ian pat composition In bankruptcy u supplemental
an-rcr opposed the ground ti allcga-
of discharge, TIE composition did not apply.
Decision NaJ"scrycL
MAMMALIAN Rukle applied yesterday to Judge
Gilbert In Supreme Court. Chanhcr for bring suit
rorrra pauPrT, against H. Hassus or $4,000 ior assault
and battery Tho petition Is unusual one bat
allows
bring 30 without al COSTS and 10 have at
torncy appointed iDr him the Judge Gilbert granted
petition and appointed George iusey The attorney.
In the sui. ~ Snow against llagan and Others
previously reported IN TIE TmHuN the pintI asked
Jupc ION prevent The assignee property owned
BY tho piIiltlf from using IL drinking saloon on
that this allowed by tho lease dcpreca
the surrounding property ChefJustice
Curtis superior Court SPECIAL Term, denies the MOTION
holding that the aaviis 20 sustain tho claim
keeping the saloon Injurious 10 the adjoining property
The under the" premises fYi drink
sort for theyc. ana tho characters
plaintiffs adjoining store occupied drinking
so rot fOr every breach contract oa
pait ~ that the landlord is entitled a preliminary
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
WHY is NOT HUGH SMITH sUEDi

,uF CORPORATION COUNSEL. HAS NO POWER AND
MIR PrCKHAM SAYS lie HAS NO INSTRUCTIONS.
Ii has long been known that Hugh Smith was
hc direct and immediate political representative OF
Peter H. weouy when the latter The Braus oi the
Ring" He was sweeuys most trusted and confidential
agent in all delicate Negotiations and IN nearly All his
financial operations sweeny made Smith active part
nor Smith was Jointly Interested with him in all ms
large real estate specuations and in tie proposed eX
tension of Madison-ave. from Twenty-third to -Four
teepthst which came near to running half tho Ring
operators Smith was his disguise. large amount OF
moncy-ter per cent OF the Board OF Audit swlndes-
aggregating nearly 100000, traced to Smith
The like amount was found to james VI. Swceny 8
credit As Tweed got 2i per cent, IL was nOt
ualural 10 expec that the head OF the Ring content
with only the 10 per cent which Jancs NJ Sweeney was
shown to have received and this. together with the
known close relations of HdsA Smith with Peter lied
u the suspicion that the atter also got Smiths receipts
Tins would have gwen him Sll6cOOO, about TIE same
amount that Tweed got OF the Board Of Audit mat
ter TSeeds evidence would have established this fac
and it Is ssd was known TO the prosecution. Never
theess only about onetrd Of the sum was accepted IN
settlement Peter SweeDy eXonerated anu no suit
has ever been in titutcd against Hugh Smith
"Why 2" was the inquiry yesterday earnestly pro
pounded to Mr.. Peckhsm and Nj whitney
All can saw" responded Mr.. Peckham, "is that
have not been instructed to bring suit AGAINST MIN
81 have no information said Mr. Whitney "The
peope have bureau aud fund for the hunting mp and
prosecution of these suits have neither in my oiice
l. Of course take great interest in these SUITS nut am
not the attorney prosecute them noT have any power
IN tEom do not know of amy cause OF acton against
Smith OF my own knowledge"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
pASyENGERg SAILED.

FOR GIASGOW-In asoTashfo STATE ol 0eo1Qa, June u =
VIM r. Ross W p Ross Miss Cora Ross Master Janrs
Ross Mi Erskine Miss AntOretta King MISS fnen e>lh
H. g. KING, Hubert hiaciayerty, John Maoiay'ry mrs
r. lck O. c. 6. Neenes Mrs. g. y. Ntenrs, O. Mtch,l
: Smell A. J. Chambers, Mrs. A. j. Ctanhers, Adam tf~k
&. u. Conklin Geo. B Leonard Mrs O. H. Leon2 aIs =
Dickenson and child, Miss Jessie 'armOdy hlss mn
Young John BeTgstrom, a r. Ingram Nrs Ingram ~ p
child Master Alex. Ingram, j. RiyeiO Mrs X FainrI W.
Archer Ms Louisa and infant, Mascr H.. W. or
mour Nirs heakon and infant Miss Amy SesAen mrs
VIM Cord James johnson, ADAM schubert, James Jciny
Jenny Fred Aackn, james Donnely Ar,hur "est jas
Morgan.
r. W Edwards the Iiey. J. y. 1O~nses L. f. SMITH Pro
Cohen j. Spring. Hrs spring tant ana nurse jas
r. Travis NTs Travis. I'm. Brebner Nrs Brener ana chi
Mrs Jordan clrfu Leo Fisher MTs Brrter ani ch
WIN Gar Mrs ,iill.ri. stephen Blackburn. NJ. Black
burn aud child James Ill., Mrs I'M, Wm. JF guson j. H.
Stey ensey q. Hart, MA Brown ard cilItl MS
Dcvar children ard nurse T. MeLe"ee Arthur Ei'' Dr.
A. SheHag.
FOR BERMUDA-Tn st>qlnship Gamma, June 7-M-ss
Susan Hughes maid, ". II. Hughes = n Moou, hrs
Hughes, Mrs Hatch, Miss lisch, J. II. MAStcf5
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
pETEK B. sWEENYs FUTURE.

WILL lie AGAIN BE A TAMAIANY LEADER, AND AS
PRE- TO De CHAMBERLAIN ONCE MORE
"What will Peter b. Sweeny do next Z" was
the question asked by the City Hall officials yesterday
The feeling generally that Lo aspired TO resume ms
former relations with the leaders OF Tammany HAIL. ana
would be found before many months actively engaged,
as ne was accustomed 10 be in old Ring times giving ad
vice. ana planning the election campaigns in the Interest
the Democratic party in this city aud state The
fact that ho had effected a settlement in the
name Of James NJ sweenys estate and had shut out al!
the testimony against himself commented on ms an
indication OF his future course. He Is now free, sad
"a municipal officer. 10 engage IN local politics and MS
services are valuable to be ignored by the leaders
lie trained politicians thoroughly posted on the ins
and outs OF city politics. and the party viii gladly avail
itself OF MS services"
The first task said 10 he set 10 the rehabitatcd Ring
chief is the election of Senate this Ta and Of an A.
senby next year which in The gSou Of 1879 viii elect
Samuel j. Tdcn Senator of the Uutci States in pace of
MIR. Conbug. The knowledge which the Tweed state
ment gives Hr Tilden Of leading Republican politicians
in all parts OF the State added TO the personal ntorma
lion Of sWoeuy, VII enable the Two 10 influence politics
80 that a Legislature be elected TO suit the purposes
Of the Democrats This rumor largely conjecture, mt
rs recent events show Mr. TId,n and Mr.. AZ,
very long headed men. who calculate very far ahead
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
rpyrvG TO GET \ DEAD MANS DEPOSIT,

Michael j. Maloney of Brooklyn died several
months leaving $3.50 IN the Bo"ery SAVINGS BANK W
baak book was discovered by John Meyer proprietor OF
concert saloon Chatham ST. who went with MS
fiiond simon Abraans Of No 80 Orcars, to te Ia" once
Of Nathan $ Loyy i CoEtTot ald represented That
Msl0uey ouod him (McycD 800 Mr.. Levy pro
pared the necessary papers for beginning an acuon
,r the dot and Aranans took for the o3tensibe
prpose Of serving upon haOucy who, In all the tram
scous was represented - hcn hYng service oI lhe paH
was az no edged assuming the name "i inc
dead man. the called in the supreme ooiI
10 defendant appeaTed oi the circumstances IN the
suspicious amt the ,Act OF M'ioneys u'aih was
tlr 3pwcfy b'bk ul
his pretended Ian twIi!ns on tao papers
IN CONT Indications OF afauduient attempt 10 get
possession bank Ost appefred pon the pt7eht
ton Judge lfctt lssth ofdcis o Mtst
f1r Lew Mere AMI AbT.ndm o. Charge "t pryul ihc
rhlos men arrested the courtroom by Detectives
fcl and OCJunof, AID Wee taken 10 the I0mOs 10 await
caa this mOraing.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
THE COURTS.
PROTECTION TO MEAT CONSUMERS.

PROTECTION TO MEAT CONSUMERS.
A significant verdict, of peculiar interest 10
sellers of meat was given yesterday In the Court OF com
mon Pleas Special Term. Part I'LL, before Judge j. r.
Daly in the case of Isaac Leopold against Herman
Freund and another. In July 1875 the defendanIs'
who are butchers purchased OF the plaintiff at "ashg
ton Market quantity of meat, which proved on oehe
cut up TO be purd The butchers refused to pay Tor H.
and were sued They set up IN defense that the pann
warranted the meat as sound and sweet at inc e OF
purchase This the plaintiff denied, and sh9wed 'aa @
they came 10 buy lato in the day. and just before ne
market closodsn hour when tho marketheh arc a hI ~
disposo OF their meat Mt almost any price as e no.
weather causes rapid decny-and obtained toe Itst ~
ca. cents per pound. The jury 1Onhd LOT lne pih'
The full anonnt OF his claim, but the defenians cOuso,
caused the ury to bo poled Daniel W. Tyler one Oh e
iur RS requested permission to explain his verict INC
defendants counsel catching at this possible sIa" ~
hi. favor eagerly demanded that tho JuIyHan sholu
speak bnt considerably chagrined to near ,nd % & %
lowing EXPLANATION: 1.-THE reason why nave Noteu .o
way ~ because thought that the public ought 10 ha!e
sope protection against having purid meats SOFA 10
them and the only possible protection mat they o,
have is through The retail dealer II no piici'seu utI
meats az low prices the hot months for te pnfpose
of selling them the public he ought u shier i1r It,
For thai my mind Was operdteu uPOn W s''
verdict for the plaintiff"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08

varied as TO what would be proper Atone Tune IL "o"u
seem that more another time that less couu DO Sc
cnred by q prosecution OF the SUITS Inc alIen"o"'e
covered about S250,OO0 worth OF properly ana es'r
mates Of its value and OF the financial worth Oh
claims varied from time time Mr.. Kelly was coll
nlte in the matter several by u.s. but what have
said is all of the story. There is TO be paid to-day Sloo
COO $50 900 is to be paid in MONTH and the oaahce
soon after II matters little from whom the money "
come so that the city gets it, The statement or cohies
son OF Tweed not in any way USED Dy us " Oik
about the settlement"
Nash said: 81 was called in simply to try this
O. Ivas OF course consulted in these matters, Dut
40 not propose personally to maize any statehlent
ZINE nav come when statement will be made, out ue-
ne to make any personal statement to the newspapers
refer you to Nr Peckham-he IS the responsible man
Gown here-or TO the Attorney General who Is at Al
b3ny."
,orporation Counsel whitney found trying the suit
q, lanes Biger against the city for about $4,000,
ina which was begun Monday. He was emphatic IN
s.ating that he had acquiesoed in the settlement
but wished 1t distinctly understood that ne
had not approved OF the exoneration OF Mr.
swcery by Judge Westbrook. He said q can
only saw that | was consulted here when in the
trial OF this suit by Mr. Nash and Mr. Peckham went
over there the benches pointing to them ana was
then told that there an offer OF $25OOOO In com
promise 1t would be proper for me to say what was
said then but the result of consultation was detcr-
ininatOn not to take anything except q hi"'h iSoi
sum- On the day Of the settlement was again caileu
away from this case and told that 100000 was
offered Mr. Nash and Mr.. Poekham seemed very doubt
fu whether they would succeed In the SUIT at all MI
Kelly was oonsnted and he and finally agreed to the
acceptance OF that sum- / was no party, however 10
any agreement that Mr. Swecny should be III any way
cxoncrsted declared exoneracd say tnat very en-
phaticaly. as 10 the terms OF tho payment do not
know the details. ( only know the general result 30
far AS my knowledge goes the Tweed confession was not
used to bring any pressure on Mr. swoeny certainly
did not so Use H."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
erroNG LAyGUAGE IN COURT.

In the snit of Robert Cushing against Catharihe
Cushng for divorce decided in the ves favor Y The reire
an application was uads yesterday TO Judge Gilbert III s
prcne Court ChanbcIs Tor he possession OF tho TWO eeh
of The vito low stephens Home Counsel Tor tue nus
,,a si tho wife hal abandoned her
and added that while the boioe the referee the conn
ae for the w then sitting court, approached The lan
and said lac would OF the way II pa Snali sum-
Tho attorney referred prang and cried III Is ise
II ts fa.-Iool unworthy of any member OF tie bar"
The juage tod sit down, but he addedi brand IL
Is a fs!~ehoOt." 49, q,
a ri .r.,ooc IL Is improper language here - .
e. Davis ,thc counsel The hu,biEsb read an aidaNI
by Mr. Gushing the ATTORNEY for the we CAME 20 hhl
would him trouble ami l-e 10
I him $500 and then wJula only Nominal appear
a,. or Il. T. and that De- entitled 10 divorce
hc case was adjourned allow 10 tins statement 10
i,a flfT ia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-08
THE PROPOSED UNION OF ExcHANGEs.

The report of the committee on the cODs0li-
daton OF the American Mining and Stock Exchange and
the New-York open Stock and Gold Exchange was pre-
sentcd yesterday to the Mining Exchange. II RECON-
mends the union Of the two Exchanges, and that the sal
aries OF the present officers Of both boards DO continued
until Dee l. 1877 The report also recommends that the
Of the consolidated board shall be The COnsOli
dated Mining Gold and stock EXchangt OF New-iork :"
that T.. Y Brogaw be appointed Chairman; L. W.
Badger, NlceC Chairinan f. :. Goodwin, Secretary X. H.
Galaher, Jr., Assistant secretary nnd Charles H. Ocy
Treasurer The report referred back 10 the com
mittee, with instructions 10 make certain amendments
to conform to the constitutions Of the two Exchanges.
The American Mining Exchange has also received a
proposition 10 unite with the old Mining Board.