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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM MEXICO.

WASHINGTON. June IA.
The following is letter from Gen. Diaz:
TAcuBAYA, May %, 1867.
.SeHor Don Hdtias Romero, Acxicdn Minis
fer, my much esteemed friend
Since my lastl etter to you the division of
Gen. Riva Ratazzel and brigade from Puebla.
which was attached to the army oil the East
during the siege OF Queretaro, have been in
corporated into the operation against the City
of Mexico. Also the army OF the West, un.
der Gen Corona, and two divisions Of the
army Of the North. under Gen Francisco
La Taro. We number IN all -. 100 men, and
within few days Mexico shall be ours
could have taken it with the forces Of the
Eastern army alone, but we had not sufficient
cavalry to cover all the passes through which
the principal guilty parties would have to es
cape but with 1900 cavalry all ayeuueswill
be well guarded The same thing will hap
pen a. al Queretaro, none iitescape.
have full faith and great confidence in
the result. Within the City Of Mexico the
press is still eudeavoring to deceive the peo-
pie by denying the fall Of Queretaro aud the
Imprisonment of Maxmiian, but both the
people and the army baye heard OF 1t.
consider the occupation Of Mexico matter
Of very few hours, and do not believe
Vera Cruz can hold out afterwards
In conclusion, when you shall have received
this the SOIL Of Mexico will have been cleared
OF traitors. Your sincere friend,
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRK. June a.
The Heraid's San Luis Potosi special of
the 20th inst, says: Tomorrow Macmillan.
Miramon, Mejia and CASTILLO, may possibly
be sentenced to be shot. Maximilian offered
to abdicate and use his influence to canse the
immediate surrender of the city of Mexico
and Vera Cruz. In return, he asked the lives
and safe conduct out of the country, for him.
sell, his German officers and troops, and
Generals Mejis and Castillo. The propo-
sails were rejected. The Emperor, Miramon
and Mejia, we're placed in separate cells, and
court martial organized to try them to-mor~
rom. The sentence is expected to be given,
which will, if it is passed, undoubtedly be
death. Notice has been served upon the
President, that Macmillan desires the juris>
diction of the Court, on the grounds of Inter
national law. 81 am Government he says,
"Recognized by every power in the world,
except the United States, and can only be
tried by legal Congress of Nations" What
the result will be no one ventures to predict.
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FROM JAPAN.

NEw YoRK, June IA.
News from Pekin show a move to open
the fsng,z;e Chang, four hundred miles from
Harkow
On the revision of the treaty of 1866, the
Foreign Minister IS expected at hsrkow, this
fall.
Rain fell in the lankz and caused great
alarm and hurt many villages, fears have
subsided.
Corvette Wachussets rendered great ser
vice at Khan kang, and saved the city and
American feet in China and Japan.
There is great dissatisfaction a, Shanghai,
caused by the neglect Of the Colorado to
connect Russell Co. were obliged to
charter a STEAMER to find the Colorado, one
hundred miles out at sea. The large mails.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. Express, and nine tons
Of Express packages, are offered if there is
any certainty in connecting The Pacific
Mail Company must make connections more
sure at Shanghai
There was grand parade to day OF the
American Fire Companies.
Shanghai continues to stay healthy.
The American element Is largely increasing
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo, June a.
The North western Railroad excursion,
which left this city yesterday morning for
Lake Superior, had a pleasant and safe pas.
sage. arriving at Fort Howard on the sched,
ue time Ihey were ushered into the saloon
of the fine steamer Saginaw. which is to take
them on the journey sumptuous repast
was in read ness for the guests, to which they
sat down with much good will. The steamer
put in the best attire outside, galy
dressed with evergreens and flags, end the
steamers inside was literally perfumed with
flowers A heavy rain all night somewhat
marred the prospects Of to-day. They start
at six o clock this morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NOZZLE. June H.
Col. ] II. Foster Collector of Customs,
has been arraighed for malteasanee ald
bailed in 50, 100.
RICHMOND, June IA
J. J. Phillips has been arrested, charged
with the murder of Mary J. Belts, whose
body WIS found near Richmond some months
ago, which created much excitement.
PoRr HoPE, G. W, June Ia.
Mrs Hudsheth passed here to-day enroute
to Washington TO testify in The Surrstt case,
accompanied by Mr.. Thurston, Y. S. Consul
at Toronto.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
The Trial of Surratt Moves Along
Slowly.
Cholera Raging I'm Rio Janeiro.
LOYAL League Still After Greeley.
Large Railroad Consolidation
I'm New York.
Fire at Binghampt0n. New York,
Loss SJ0.UUU.
Important letter from Gen. Diax
Entire Imperial Army in Mexico
Captured.
Important letter from Gen. Diax
Entire Imperial Army in Mexico
Captured.
Yankton Indians very Hostile.
GOLD CLOSED 1877 Ii.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Nav loRR, June IA.
The Reraids Rio Janeiro correspondent,
May 7th, says cholera was raging in the Bras
lillian camp on the river Plata, aud nearly
700 men had died in four davs.
Two thousand troops had been dispatched
10 Corrientez to restrain the populaee from
destroying the hospitals.
Gen. Urquiza had l6,O 900 men near Corri
entez. 1t is rumored he declared against the
alliance.
In Buenos Ayres the streets we're filed
with funerals, and people dying on the piers,
about doorsteps, and everywhere crowds were
rushing away, and every little hamlet in the
interior was crowded with refugees.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nsw YoRE lime /

NEw YoRE, June II.
Henry Bundy, formerly keeper in Sing
Sing, last night attempted to kill his wife,
and then killed himself.
1t is stated the Loyal League last night
made another attempt to expel Horace Gree
ley but failed.
Letters from Judge Abel, of New Orleans,
to President Johnson and Gen. Sheridan are
published, in which the Judge charges that
nearly the whole series Of Sheridan acts are
unconstitutional and subversiye Of the liberty
Of the people
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Coin, Silver Ware.
@ bridges. .........Nos 4 Estes House.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, June IA.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day n
memorial was presented by a Universal
Peace Society, praying for an amendment to
the Constitution removing the causes of, aud
abolishing the provision for, war. Referred.
The action Of yesterday was reconsidered
BY the Committee on Canals, and ordered ap-
pointed
A resolution Of enquiry as to the policy of
,prohibtory liquor law was laid on the to.
BILE and ordered printed.
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FROM MUSCATINE.

CHICAGO, June IL.
A special from Muscatine says To>day
the Muscatine JnHrndt has n leader adyocat-
ing the nonination, by the Republican Con.
vention of the 10Th, of Major Henry q Con-
nor for Attorney General, to fill the unex-
pired term of Hon T. 4. Bissell, recently
deceased. Major O. Connor is well known in
all parts of Iowa. He is prominent law
yer, an eloquent speaker, and influential Fe.
nian, and is personally very popular.
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RIcHSosD, June IA.
Gen. Schofeld has been invited to 60 to
Lexington. Va, TO be present at the inaugu-
ration of the statue of Washington.
.J.J. Phillips was arrested TO day on .
charge of the murder of Mary Pitts, of Car.
olina county, whose dead body was found near
this city some months ago. Much excite
msnt has been created BY the murder.
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FROM FORT BENTON.

ST. JOE, Mo-. June IA.
The steamer Only Chance, arrived this
morning, only nine days and half from Fl.
Benton. She brings half million dollars in
gold dust and cargo of buffalo robes and
peltries. She reports no trouble from Indians,
either up or down the river She met forty
FIVE steamers upward bound, and passed three
coming down.
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FROM ALBANY.

New YoRK, June Ia.
The Worlds Albany despatch says 1t
seems that Cole, who killed Hiscock, had an
exciting time on the same day previous to the
tragedy, and that his wife's statement was
given under fears for her life. 1t also ap-
pears that before Cole left Syracuse for Al
bany he left communication stating that he
was about to do something TO Mr.. Hiscock
that would create great excitement, and
asked for the suspension OF public opinion.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Penn>
sylvania and adjacent States convened here
Yesterday, and will remain in session during
the week.
The American Protestant Encampment oil
the United States met in annual session thM
week, and elected officers for the ensuing
year. The session closed on June 18th, to
meet on the second Tuesday in June, 1868, in
Cincinnati.
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FROM BOSTON.


BosToS. June a.
In the troltng match yesterday betweem
Sheppard, Knapp, and Mcclellan, for 500
a side. mile heats, best three 10 tive, Empress
won three OF the heats, and Sheppard and
knapp two. Time-2:354, 233l, 2.32, 2:39,
Pal, and 2:44.
An invtnton for substituting crude petro-
leum for coal IN steam navigation was tested
day on the Government steamer Palos, ana
proved successful Steam WAS got up in
twenty five minutes, and the PAlos proceeded
down the harbor and back, distance Of
twenty five miles IN one hour aud hfis 6se
minutes. In making the irip she used bu,
FIVE barrels Of oil. The Palos was built Tor
he Government as an eight knot boat, and
with coal would never beer made TO exceed
that speed.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June IA.
Senator Wades party arrived here at half
past ten, and are stopping at the Southern
Hotel, where they will psrtake Of grand
banquet at half pasl-ive. To-nsorrow they
will make an excurtion over the Iron Moun>
tain Railroad to the iron region, in South.
east Missouri.
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FIRES.

BINGHAxpToS, N. Y, June IA.
Wells, Lawrence 4 Whihey's saw mill, at
Conklin, burned last night, with 10000 feet
of lumber. Loss 500, 900 no insurance.
CINCINNATI. June II.
The residence Of A. J. Redway, at Avon>
dale, was destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss
N
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New YoRx, June "A

NEW ORK, June IA.
Information has been received OF the MUIR
der of c. NJ. Davis, special postal agent, by
the Indians near North Platte.
Instructions have been forwarded 10 Min
lister Campbell to proceed at once to Mexico,
and take up his residence near the Juarez
government.
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iowa In 1857!
COMPLETE SIX BERS.
by j.. h. CARY.
Author of "TOur of Iowa Countess
As Recently Published In the Iowa
state Register.

Tie favor With which ths letters OF the Tour have
beeo received home aud abroad induces the
thor to commence the present Publication. believing
that he can render an important service 70 loss and
pacs the citizens Of the older States the uor-
they desire aud n the form best suited 10 their
wants
zach number will contain map OF the State also q
map OF it's leading thoronghfsres and faithful de-
scrption of the couate- through which passes The
aud mineral Of the country will
be particularly noted ell the business OF the
ns their manufactures, facilities for trade, pros
pecfs kc ,ae. Al desirable and available statistical
Information will be givsn order that the reader may
obtain clear idea OF the present condition Of the d
rent counties and the vsus Of lands aod other prop
rrty In the same.
The six Numbers together designsd to bes
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Rabbits Pure SalerAtus.
4 s ,rss. By hosssrsoHsA ALsERs
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David Lowry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Second street
w Westcoti ........... Main street--near Fourth.
Ed Carter Coz. .........s6 Main street.
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ATTORNEYS.
American Watcher.

Mooar Knowles. johnson st--in Tepfer House.
Collins street.
James ii. Anderson ..............cor. Main I'd SITS
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Stewart Dean............cor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Matless.................S0 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. Main strcet--bet 4th 5th.
Hart, 1873 Main street
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CROCKERY g QUEENsW WARE.
Carey lie Favre... Main street-bet 5th 4 9th
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BANKING HOUSE

BOOTS a sHoEs-wHoLEsA
Hambieton & Huiskamn ............g3 Main street.
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Vencill. Jones Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess Stern a Co.......eor Second 4 Main streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CHOICE LOT OF
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all those persons, who
refused assist the Assessor istiEz refused r.
nal oath Affirmation 10 the tns-s q their
essmeat for the year tea ruiass they sppeaI
the Office a th- undersgued within ssnty days from
this date sad fulh tue tuirt ents q thE las suit
w be Suencsd against them 10 the pe.st)
ard costs I'd srch made aud pro 1e'.
ry order oi the Board Of supes yisors
CHARLES DoEtR Comfy Cle-t
Clerks once. Lee Co, Iowa. IT Mstson jane 10, 81
jeisdawtt
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
Ing Main .t,aa
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges .................- Nos Estes Hous
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Insurance AGENTS

Tepfer House................ cor Third 4 johnson,
Deming House................cor Second & johnson.
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DRY GOODS wHoLEsALE.

n Tngersoll...cor Third 4 Main, (up stairs),
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Clocks Wholesale & Retail.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Sturges 46 South Levee
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IRON.

JE wELRY. nIsr eoIp).
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HATS, CAPS AND MOTIONS.

Csdy Peck ck.............cor Fourth Main streets.
II Buel ..........-..SQ Main street.
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IOWA COAL g. OIL CO.
.............. Levee, bet Main 4 Johnson.
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Mooar 4 son .......-J ohnson street, bet ID 4 4tt
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
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DRy-GOoDs-RETAIL

" Brid Nos & Estes House.
E$sGs & RUTTER.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

Vail, Armitage & co.........cOr Ninth 4 johnson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
Interesting to Ladies'.

The following extracts are from the testimony
taken under oath in a recent case pending before
the United States Patent Office, upon the actual
merits Of the GRuvEn & BAKER SEWING MACHINE,
and its relative merits AS compared with other
machines
MRs CARoLIvE /. PEARSON 20 Court Street
Brooklyn, lady who has had twelve years prac-
teal acquain lance with the leading Sewing Ma
chimes. asserts that the Grover & Baker Machine
is the best, and gives the following reasons:
Q.-Among your acquain anccs who have used
the Grover x Baker, and also other machines
state whether not the Grover & Baker is in all
cases known 10 YOU, preferred for family use.
Al suppose have compared my experience
with over five hundred ladies, and | never eycept
n one instance, found that they preferred other
machines to the Grover i Baker, when they have
tried both machines.
Q.-What are the reasons Of this preference ?
Please state them fully and at large
A.-Ihe principal reason, or one of the main
reasons, IS for the elasticity and durability OF the
stitches, the regularity and beauty Of the stitch
on all fabrics alike. There are some machines
which sew very nicely on certain kinds of work
that do not sew well ON others. ! have never
found the fabric yet that the Grover X Baker Ma
chimes viii not sew in the most beautiful manner
think il does not take more than half the lime
To adapt or adjust the Grover + Baker Machine 10
different l.iuts OF work and ftbrcks than il does
on any other machine. ] think the stitch is in
valuable To families in furnishing a cheap and ra-
pid mode of beautiful Ornamcntation
Mrs. JANE McCRgADY, wife Of DR.. NcCreadv. AZ
East 23d street, New York says 81 have used
for niue yeIrs Grover & Baker Machine aud up
en- il have done all kinds of family sewing for
the house for my children aud husband besides
Al great deal Of fancy work as braiding. quitting
and embrodcring. During all that time my ma
chine has never needed repair, except when | had
the tension altered, and it is rs good now rs it
was the day bought it. lam ac-
quainted with the work e all the principal ma
4 ;pl.l &.
Lyons Wilcox Il Gibbs, Ladd IL w ebster's the
Florence Machines and Sluai Machines besides a
number of the $40 ones, aud prefer the Grover
Il Baker to them ali, because consider the stitch
more elastic. ! have work now in the house
which was done nine years ago which is still
good, and have never found any Of NV friends
who have used the other machines able to say the
same thing"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

re- Punch told the story some years since
of man who loaned an um brcla to a friend
"a tradcsman in the street, on a wet, mas
ty day. 1t was not returned, ana on ano-
Their wet, disagrecabie day, he called for it,
but found bis friend at the door going out
with it in his hand. I've come for my
umbrella, exclaimed the loancr Cant
help that, exclaimed the borrower, don't
you see that [ am going ont with it,
'WeIl-ycs,' replied the lender, astonished
at such outrageous impudence-ycs, but
what am to do p 'Do?' replied the 9th
or, as he threw up the top and walked of
DO as did, borrow
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

re- y gentleman who had neither voice
nor skill, once attempting TO sing in COM
pany when he had come to conclusion, a
wit said, Your song, sir, is like the small
pox.' How is that" WV said tie
wit, "a very good thing when it's over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

uNpoPULAR- fat man in an omnibus,
tall man in crowd, short man on pa
rade, and lady in huge bonnet sitting
before you at public lecture, are declared
to be four of the most unpopular persona
ges of the day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
HICKS STEAM ENGINES.


ri aHE subscriber is the authorized agent
x in the Valley Of Virginia, for the
sale Of HICKS STEAM Engines,
PORTABLE & .ST1TION4RE.
manufactured by the flick Steam Engine
Companyof Delaware. These Engine. have
many advantages over al others nov mus.
They are cheaper than other Engines, cost
less Tor r.pnirs and lubrication, have ~ dead
points, occupy l'ss space, consume less fuci,
and cost less for TRANSPORTATION thananyofh-
or Engines; the cfi,f feature b, ing their
intrinsic and match'ess simplicity While
retaining the entire principle and action of
he best approved rccIprncuting-pi ton In
gincs, and doing No violence To- the cnn,i--
tons If our most intelligent engineers th.t
this principle and action cannot lie super-r-
ded as long as the present mode Of amply
ing steam con;inu. 5, the details are So far
~impliiied thar the J,iyioas cDHDccted direri-
~ ~ NE cr0Hk Joym he zulu nioriD,J part..
0Hd Mcs@ wM NE cYNn2lrs ,o0Dose me-
phoic Machmc This is done by making
the pistons If suitable form AMI arrange
mont to enable them to perform also the
Offices of valves and cIt-olI4. d,spcDMgy MT
oH,y ~M H"s, coUfricoBccs INT attn lcih
me leh0ke "rt0y NJ rojce-yofs, cccenLJcs,
orh MoH, PnchWg.tores, ddirs, trcrs,
"ross hcods, anil crierDot Attachments, NJ
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form, each being side valve for the one
besile it. This invention therefore forms
the most radical aud entire change in
STEAM ENGINES
which has occurred since tie 1avs If Wat,
and cnablcs the Company to offer better
Machine, simple, compact, light, durable,
accurate, economical in operation, beyond
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original cost than ever before attained
For more full description ~ this new
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individuals, engineers and Companies who
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setting forth tie superiority Of these In
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

Gsy-I should like that beautiful spotted
tiger cat, said lady while visiting the ne
nagerie the other day. What for? oh,
to have it for pet, and to sleep with, said
the lady. what do you want to sleep with
snch thing for?' why just to see the
difference between that and sleeping with a
bear The husband suddenly proposed to
take lock at the monkey.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

TS~"What would you be dearest" said
Walter to his sweetheart, "if | were to
press the seal of love upon those sealing
wax lips" She replied, 81 should be sta :
tionery"
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4" tHuNCCTY.
The Conplainan, having filed an amended bill
IN tins cause claiming among other things that
the sum OF money claimed by him in the original
hill as due him from The estate of Sarah Park or
dec d.. was due for work done, aud property sold
before the conveyance Of the land i'm said bill
mentioned by said sarah Parker, that the deed
referred To Ia said amended bin was without val
liable consideration and therefore void as to com
plainauts debts and PRAYING that the defendants
may be called on 10 answer said amended bill
And IL appearing that the defendants Joseph Par
ker Polly Parker, Tinnie Parker and Caleb Lev
MS ana Eiien bis wife, does not reside in this
state ms ord,red, That they do appcar hero
within ono month after the due publication Of
Ibis order and do what is necessary 90 protect
their interests in this suit Teste,
CilAS VI. TAYLOR, C. c. c. nc.
Nov. !, lSG7.-5w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

Es Rabbi Joshua once met boy who
carried something in covered vessel. any
boy said the rabbi, "what have you in
your covered vessel ?" ar IL was intend
Tor you to know" replied the boy, at would
not be covered
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

@-Why is ambition like weather
cock ? Because it is vain and gitterinl
thing to aspire
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S a G S T. 90 IN 8
Isl Baltimore street, Baltimore.

CtTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT At
> rules held in the Clerk 5 office of the Circuit
Count Of Hampshire County on the last Monday
IN October, 1867.
John Parker Complainant