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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

deposited by them. Referred to Commit
tee on Einance Mr.. WILLIAMS introduc-
ed bill to supply DEFICIENCIES in the appro-
pratt ms for the fiscal year ending june 80,
1867. The Senate then went into Exe.u-
tive session, and at its close adjpurncd Till
Monday.
The House, on the S0th, met. and, after
the reading of the proceedings of Wedues-
day, adjourned until Monday.
The Senate, on the ID inst, assembled
ut eleven O'Clock, and the House at half-ra I
ten. Both Houses formally adjourned the
frs: or additional session of the Fortietb
Congress at noon, and thereupon the roll
vas called and the second session was for
mally opened. A joint committee was APP
pointed to wait on the President, and they
subsequently reported that he would send
in his annual message tomorrow.
In the Senate memorial was presented
from the Tennessee Legislature in favor Of
the repeal of the tax on cotton and tobacco,
aud from the Alabama convention assin.
for the repeal of the cotton tax. a bill was
soon after introduced TO repeal the act inn
posing the latter tax, which was laid over.
A bill was also introduced to provide for
the issue Of gold ties in place of legal
tenders, and to facilitate o re urn to specie
pay ments-refvrred tn the committee on f.
nance. In the House large number of
bills and resolutions were introduced and re-
ferred. The committee nn banSing and cur
rcncy was directed 10 inquire into the ex-
dedicncy of so changing the Law in respect
to the taxation of national bank stock as To
permit all stock owned in the State where
the bank Is located to be assessed and paid
In the city or town where tue stock holders
reside The committee on ways and means
were instructed to inquire into the cxpedi-
ency of providing for a new loan, payable
after ten YEAR,, and ,cdeemsble after thirty
years in coin, by the issue Of bonds bearing
live per cent. interest in coin, payable sem
i-annually aud taxable at the rate of one
per cent, to be deducted from the interest
when paid Mr.. ROBINSON, of New York,
intrnduced resolution FIR the impeach-
u'ent of WILLIAM Ii. WEST, American con.
sui at Dublin, Ireland. on the ground of
neglect of duty, in emitting to defend the
rights OF American citizens arrested and i'm
prs in that country He supported
the motion with an elaborate sp- ech. and
was followed by Mr.. JUpp, of Illinois, on
tn same side. Among the bills intro luc-
ed and referred were the following: Pro-
viIing for thc annexation of British Colum-
bia to the United States to prevent fur
tier contraction of the currency granting
increased pensions to widows and orphans
Of deceased folders, ard giving pensions
to the cfiiccrs ana soldiers If the war Of
1872, aud the wars with Mexico and tie
Indians down to th Black Hawk VIZ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

ES-The United States Senate, on Friday
last, confirmed the nomination Of Horace
GREELEY rs minister to Austria, Gen CA
PROM as agricultural commissioner, and A.
c. HUNT as governor of Colorado, and re-
jected MIR. STILLwELL, Of Indiana, as Min
lister to Venezuela. 1t is said that Mr.
GREELEY will not accept.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
RyMr. B. b. French. of washington

re- Mr.. d. b. French, of Washington,
who, rs Commissioner of Public Buildings,
has had occasion to see President JOHNSON
almost daily from April, 1865, to this time,
positively contradicts the assertion Of Mr..
PRICE, that the President is drunkard ;
and asserts that not only is be not "a drink
ing man" but that he is a remarkably Dab.
stcmious man"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
COMMISSIONER 5 NOTICE.

John c. IIeiskell, &c, Compliments,
Is.
Encch Parks Adm r. &c, Def n lants,
Ir Ch1nceTy.
At the September term, 1867. Of the Cir
cult Court % Hampshire County West vs.. {.
- hitei who was appointed Special Conmis-
sioner for the purpose, was directed 20 ascertain
and report
l5t TIE amount Of fonds in The hand. Of IA.
SPECIAL Commissioner who made sale Of On. land,
in tHe biil ana proceedings mentioned.
"a How much OF said fund has been paid out
BY him for which ne should have a credit
%. bat debts due from the estate OF EuOch
Park, de- d still remain uupld
4ih Tie land sJld by said Commissioner Of
sale
5th. The land directed br decree q ApriI term
1861, % be conveyed o. Ashford Park
9Th. Who D. entitled, 90 equity, o. a deed for
The real estate purchased ia tai5 cause by Jobs,
HamuackY
7ih. $40 matters he may deem pertinent or anv
party interested mas rcquire
And also 70 al before bin The creditors Of the
estate OF said En0ch Pack estate and dive mo-
tcc Of the time, place and purposes OF pssess3,o,,
undcr ihis order by publication for al le.st four
weeks 20 some convenient newspaper, which yub-
hcauOn ~ SAID order, IS made equivalents 10 psr-
sonal service ca AL parties interested
Ana notice - hereby given, that on ne EN- dg,g
q J'n@gfg Neft ai the Clerk Office in RomDev
shail proceed to ascertain and report as directed
an The SAID order; when and where al rers,,rs.
interested can attend and protect their ioieres,
and the creditors Of the estate ofssid Epocb Pal
aec q are required 90 appear before rne a. ssii
time add place and prove ,heir claims.
Z. 5. WHITE,
SpcCiR Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

DEsERTIoNS FROM THE ARMY.-The re-
cent report Of General GRANT mentions the
fact that during the past year no fewer than
$4,000 men have deserted from the army.
The greater part of these de.crtions, it is
understood, occurred on tho Plains, where
men often enlist in westward bound reg-
ments for the express purpose of getting
cheap and safe conveyance to the mining
regions. During the last season, for exam
pie, more than half Of the Sercnth Cavalry
Clusters dccamPcd with their horses, arms
and accoutremcnts, and probably made
their way to the gold regions Of Colorado
and Montana. Thenumber Of recruits dur
ing :he year was 3f,110 The desortions
reaching 10 per cont Of the culistmonts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
rprWEsroy, the GREAT nodcstri,n

r~WEsToN, the great pedestrian, has
reached Chicago He has walked 1876
miles in less than twenty six walking days.
Such task would probably have killed the
most powerful horse but, it is said, tho
man has thrived under it, lie has averag-
ed fifty miles day for stretch of one
month at time, and could continue his
tramp to the Pacific at the same rate CT
travel. An account says Mr.. ingalls,, who
accompanied Weston, is completely worn
down with excessive fatigue, although he
has ridden the entire distance, and SAYS he
would not repeat the trip for $4,000 in
gold. Weston, however, seems never to DC
tired, no matter how far he has walked, or
how bad the roads are, and what IS still
more singular never rerspircs."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
JAMES PARSONS


Many, &c, "a. Fletcher, &c.
DY decree rendered IN this eanse 81 =
ID March Term. 1861, 81 the Circuit Coaf
Hampshire County. West Va. IL is ORDERED rs
Commissioner Of the Court shall asrertiia ~
report, what amount should lie allowed and ~
10 Mrs +. } Fletcher widow ~ Wm. Ftitt
dec a., in lien Of her dover ia the tract q y.
of which said WIN Fletcher died sc.zrd =.
which has been sold to John Nelon. p, -
FLETCHER administrator, and said sale eotl'-"
hy this Court
The parties to this suit and all others inf'7,
ed, aro hereby notified, that I shall eSecaN =.
order Of reference a. my Ohce loo Rome ,
HDHd1v January eb. 1863, ~ which im'
may attend. and DO vi hat is necessary 70 pa"
their interests. .,.,.
WIN. G CLAYTON
Con'r. 81 CR'y. CIR. o. limp o.,
Dee. 9th, lsG7.-5t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

EErIt is stated that Mr. STANTON has in
timated to his friends that if reinstatcd By
vote of the Senate he should Immediately
resign, as he has no desire to again enter
upon the duties Of the War office. Ofcoursc,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

ESThe Grand Jury a; Richmond found
on yesterday week 4 new indctme mt against
Ex-Prcsident DAVIS, Presenting the sauc
fac.s but more in detail Mr. Davis will
be taken into custody by the Marshal on
the new Indictment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
j. 7. Parker, &c, Complainan,s,

8. u. PArkcrs Administrative, &c j .fen.
dantS. Is CHANCERY
At tie SEPTEMBER term Of SCI &c the cLlr
named cause was referred 90 a Commissioners =
the Court, " no is directed 10 state settle aud a.
just the account OF Mary T Parker, adniu.s;n
trix with the will annexed q solomon l.. lN
kcr, dec and, also, 10 take an account
the Announcements made by the said Solomon =
Parker. In his lifetime 10 MS chdien named 20
his viii, showing how the icgacies made Is 81.
will can lie cqUalizcd between the parties al
stating how said advaucements can lie p-ppsff
and equiiably adjusted and settled Al a,Sl
ascertain and report the lands % which SLOAN
ID. Parker died seized. and IL any liens uo1a al
estate and their ErioTiiics, and make q ,titeac-i
showing What proportion o. the proceeds =
sale Of the real estate OF which her husband DID,
seized should be assigned TO sdd Mary r. Persr
widow in lien Of her dover IN Kind, 10 said -
estate also stating such other matter rs hcrs-
deem pertinent or any party interested MAJ Q.
quire, and report his proceedings 10 Court as'
shall also give notice OF his proceedings urdf
this decree, 10y publication ia some convcl.sai
new spapcr. for at least four successive wtsi
which publication shall lie equivalent to Ieisli
al service upon all the parties interested.
And notice IS hereby given, that On TING
he Oh dqy Of January, 1858, ai the Recorder
oihcc, Ia the town Of Romnsy shall proceed
ascertain and repor, rs abvye directed IN sUi o
der; when and vs. here ali pcrs ,us interested ~
attend and protect their ia,cres;s involved 30 ~
above caYSo.
JAMES PARSONS.
Commissioner 10 Ckmny
Dee. 6, 1867 -5S.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

The CHOLERA ~ New ORLEANS. This
city is terribly afflicted The yellow fever
had no sooner ceased its ravages than the
cholera commenced A private letter to US
states that the deaths from that disease
number thirteen a day Cincinnati Eng.
ES-The Oregon papers relate that over
100000 sheep have been driven to Califor-
mia the present season, and they say the o.
regoaians have 90, the gold for thcm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

NJ II is asserted that count shows
thirty majority in the House against the
Impeachment Committees majority report
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
ErHrNN1crrr nronnnncns 49, nrr.;or

TT HUNNIcUrr pronounces the arraign-
ment Of Ex-Presidant DAVIS, and the Incl
dents attending It, ga perfect farcc," and
suggests that Government shalirun no fur
ther expense in tho ml''cr, but give him the
money "to keep up the New Natioa."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Elias Painter, Complaiuan,
n. Kline, &c, Defendants,


AZ the November term OF 1867. &c the ,ho,.
cause was referred 10 Commissioner Of N.
Court, who is directed To ascertain and repo, M.
liens and priority Of liens upon the real estate il
the bill and proceedings men toned the yslu.
and annual value thereof; aud make report there,
of To the Court. stating such other matters as b,
may deem pertinent or any party interested m,y
require and lac shall give al least four week,
notice of his proceeding under this decree. B.,
publication in some convenient newspaper whieh
notice shall be equivalent TO personal notice up5u
all parties interested.
Notice is hereby given, that on The 4h digd
January, 1863, at the Recorders Office in n,
town OF Romney, shall proceed to ascertain and
report rs above directed in said decree-whea
nnd where nil persons interested can atead lal
protect their interest
JAMES PARSONS,
Commissioner IN CkdHccg
Dec 6, 1867 .-5w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
NOTICE g..

TIVE creditors Of Isaiah Burkeit are r'll
90 present their ciaius befofe ~.
25th Or Drccmbog 1861. Those secure
deed Of trust, and az others, Whose s.'-
prior 10 August lIth. 1871. ,.-oy
WI. c. CLAYTOA
(oms,lsna,'
December 6, 1S67-3t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
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DERSONs indebted . che Ef'aie o.
Il Taylor deceased. eitbeg DT nois ~
wise arc hereby notified 90 come iof"a'l
Up Tive heirs, who are II aZe aF
their portion Of The 10 yney, conse4nsDi!
diligence can, or vii be givrn ,.,,,r lei
JONI &. PEER.h Z"
WV. TAYLOR. Jr J
8dmiHa'
November %. 13G7.-iw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
E-TTn Indiana one Of the State banks

has recently been astoui,hcd by rc1ccming
two thousand dollars more Of itsnotcs than
il ever issued. / is considered probable
that this excess was created by some one
stealing AMI circulating a package Of the
notes after they had been placed 10 the Au-
ditor Of States Office FIR cancellation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

TUE Trustees " the puhie 500,
ncy, will receive application Ii9.- 3.
qualified ~ take charge u suen
So from females com lctent o. asH. p.r
~ a present arrangemrnt Win y. a. ~.
WiEGNty. the SchoDl b. ~ ~ oPea -. 80.
next, the "a December, 1851, WIZ ~. =
ton o. providing permanent ana ''
ers % continue &c.
JOSEPH POLLING
Il. a. MARSHALb,
ALEX. SAUNDBhs,)
Penney. ", 80, lsf' --'7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

ES-There is no truth in the statement
that two hundred aud tbirty-four farms in
Bedford county, Va, would soon be sold
by the United States revenue officers for the
non-paymcnt Of taxes.
E1rSpccie expectation from the United
States reached nearly s31 800, 900 in the
twcnty-cight weeks running from May l6,h
to November Odd
tSS~We have received the Presidents
Message TO the Forticth Congress. 1t is
quite a lengthy document. Ia our mex;
number we will give the more important
portions Of the message OF q synopsis Of It
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

FRED DoUGLAs FOR President "A
paper in New York city, called the Church
Union, wants Fred Douglass nominated
for the Presidency, lst. Because he rep
resents a sixth part Of the population of the
land. 81. Because lie can be elected more
easily than any other Radical candidate.
81 Because he IS temperance man, an
advocate Of universal suffrage, AMI "be-
Iievcs woman rs good a. a colorcd man tn
judge who ought TO rule" 4th. Because
he could carry every State lately in rcbel-
ion, the entire Western States, including
Ohio, and all New England.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

Mono RULE-THE DosgTHE RADICALS
ARB PREpARING FOR Us-Thc New York
Herald, after showing the degraded condi-
ton Of those negro paradisos, IIayt and ia
maica, says with much point: "In drawing
the picture Of IIayti, S. Domingo and ia
maica, We are only pho;ograpbing upon the
American mind in advance the picture that
Congress is trying 10 impress upon tho L.
Di;od States by false and barbaric legisla-
tion Radical rule as exposed to-day.
means down with the white man up with
the negro! Down with intelligence up
with ignorance Down with civilization {.
up with barbarism And they ring all the
changes on the skull! Of the negro which,
were it not as tough as a drumhead, would
burst under the bIows Never has such
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

E1The Abingdon )irginjra announces
the death Of the Hon WALTER PaFsroN.
who died at lis residence in tie vicinity of
that place on Tuesday morning, the 25th
ult. The distinguished ability Of Mr. Pres.
ton lad given him a reputation second to
none in Virginia as brilliant orator, states
man and patriot. Asamembcr OF Tie Con
federate Congress he was renowned for his
eloquence, his learning, and bis assiduous
devotion TO his representative duties. AZ
the ldgiaiaa well says, lis eloqucncc at
times was worthy Of the finest orators the
State has ever produced from Henry down,
and was electric in its iafucDce on thepco-
pie. Mr.. Preston has been a great suFo.
rer for many years from rheuma;ism, and a
few weeks ago had an attack Of paralysis.
On the morning Of his death, while walk
ing in his grounds, he was attacked with
hear; disease, and lied in a few minutes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
Notice to IeGcher'

N1vembor %. 18G7--iN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-28
AFrsRxooS SESSION.


Mr.. Lightburn moved to reconsider
the action by which the House refused
to order to third reading the Senate bill
proposing change in the boundary be-
tween Mineral and Hampshire coun-
ties.
Mr.. Fleming explained that his bill
was substantially the same as one
brought forward last session, after the
formation of Mineral county, and then
defeated. The object was TO take off a
portion of territory from Hampshire
and attach it to Mineral. All the facts
in the case were then developed, when
the vote on the measure was 10 in favor
and % against 1t appears that the
change would run the line very near to
Romney, the county-seat of Hampshire.
Under this bill it runs still nearer, go
ing within a mile and n half Hesnn-
derstood there might at future lime
be proposition to remove the county
seat of Hampshire, when il might be-
come proper to make the change OF
boundary. ... ..H .-r-
Mr.. Bee favored reconsidering. he
said Mineral was loyal county. while
Hampshire was the reverse. The pro-
posed change would tranfer from
Hampshire to Mineral about IS loyal
voters, who wanted the change made
Mr.. Kellar spoke briefly against the
reconsideration and against the object
of the bill. .a-7 -
Gen. Lightburn's motion was laid on
the table, on motion of Mr.. Ferguson.
The House then again resolved itself
into a committee of the whole, on the
Honse bill lNO. 8, for the permanent
location of the State Capital, Mr.. Nc
Whorter in the chair.
Mr.. RELLAR's SPEECH IN BEHALF OF
BELISGToS.
Mr.. Kellar nominated, to fill the
blank in the bill, the town of BelinR-
ton, Barbour county. He said il was
very pretty location on the Valley river
Just above the town of Phillippi where
the first battle was fought in Western
Virginia He put Belington in nomi-
nation in the hope that when the great
places with their money, and grounds
fxed out, and all thes things, failed 10
be selected, the House might compro-
mise on BeIington. He would he very
glad If they did that, and asked the
House TO keep Belington in mind.
Mr.. BURKR's SPEECH N BEHALF OF
BEVERLY. a r
Mr.. Burke placed in nomination the
town of Beverly, Randolph county,
He said the situation was a very pretty
one. Beverly also lis situated on the
Tygart's Valley river, still above the
place suggested by the gentleman from
Barbour, They had a beautiful valley
there-Tygart's Ealley-and q very
beautiful location for railroad through
that section OF country, from Grafton
through by the way OF, the head of the
VALLEY river, intersecting the railroad
at Lewisburg.
II route for railroad 10 Lewisburg
was ever reviewed, he had no doubt it
must pass through Randolph county.
He had no written PROPOSITIONS from
the people Of his county, but he believ-
ed they would be as charitable towards
the state, throwing in and giving dona-
tions, as probably any who had made
Propositions here. He thought the re-
marks OF the gentleman from Upshur
nj Randolph about as well as Upshur.
Randolph had plenty of lime aud any
amount of the finest timber that could
be found in the State. They hadn't SO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

Z t . ,FT
Per steamship AndaIusia, for New Yprk-C H and J
Kilgrove, Mrs g W Scott and infant .,.:
PEI steamship Carlotta, for New York-G Dennls a
W?ilton Young, Lewis, Harris, stevens, Dayid
and VIE, a Lennox. Young = s bonner sim
E5J NJ HoitInan: Shaw: - Morris s s. n
FER steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. Beaufort &c
: N Halstera, 3 W Rhodes, II Brown, Peters. a O
MGDonald 4 81 g Apple N Apph@J King Boyle: Frees,
SW Brooks G Krahl, Zacharias, Jennings c pontel
D Woods, W Winslow z simnons. vie M 1mss and :
children, " Phelps; Miss Phelps. $50 rs :. - -;
Per steamer Kate. nom Florida via savarmah-J UP
tom, y Bingham A Wadsworth 81 N Clifford q q
Et WEatselsey. Daniels, G B Montague = Binehs.n.
dfa shoemaker and daughter, L Whittannore yves,
coz lady and 3 Children BRoughton, E Ra1nsev HW
nHsi 6STaG MI a1d snd Ia Mss Ghes Carr Dearborn Miss
ssIg.a Per steamer % Fannie neom Georgetown 3 oMias
Ward. Conrad, Dr. Weston, Master weston. Ford. VIII
naInston H Morgan: Miss Campbell Campbell Aston
Coa6en, and 10 deck.
:, Per steamer Erazers from Edisto snd RocKNne
Ell u Onderwooa, AcKoe,W a E1anier, a Kennedy.
;ss slsas1 ken9eay ~, Wnae 2 - Raudg Whsey
Mrs kewbold chaawiok, and 50 deck
fer steaIoer Emile from Edisto and Rockvine-L b
Ntx, Rodaers. L Chadwick, g 6 Smith, O J Whajev
CIV Swift Webb. W > Wha,ey, Master @ ersin aa
DE- Wardng. lady and child, and IS deck. -
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PHILIP ROLAND. II!
s2NSsph 23 No, 81 Liberty stzose Nov YqTk
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
''EXCELSI0R" Spring WATER,

NHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED To
oe unequalled BY that Of any other in tho faramed
vaey 2! Sa1atoga Its virtues such as avo secured
me nigh encomius Of all who have used it. possoss
as 1t does In an eminent degree cathartc iurntc
Alternative and tonic qualities 80 "A'''s' '''s'
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ. D., Professor
5fAcuce OF Phys1c, Jefferson Medical College, Pha-.
delph1a formerly OF Charleston, s. G.:
.1 PHILADELPHIA, November l5 1865
lave oeen ZOE o year or M past in the habit of
eaK1ng the water OF the Excels Spring of sarfoo
Aecns NED during the great portion my invalid life
use the different waters Of the fountains which
upon In them tor much Of the comfort enjoy am salts,
& nsu Inat tne S1cesor Water is well adapted as any
which they are generally employed. Il very agreeable
with the carbonic acid. lively and
ase saasAnne. can heartily and conscientioustv
diuretic. SAMUEL, HFNRS TISucGe1 i ~ ~ ~ aiisA
packed n good order for shipping Pints in boxes OF
oo1 dozen each and Quarts in oo1esof dozen each