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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

Brigham Young says that flower, wheat -four
is more certain extermnator of Indians than
gunpowder The Indians, it appears, cannot
stand good living.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

81 say, milkman, You give your cows too much
salt! How do you know how much salt give
them 7" 81 think judge from the appearance Of
the milk you have brought us lately. Salt makes
the cows dry, and then they drink too much
water-that makes their milk thin, YOU know"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

PROFITABLE BUT NOT POPULAR.-A portion
oitraw onion eaten just before retiring to rest
wi! ensure refreshing sleep to persons suffering
with lungs overburdened with oppressive and ir-
ritating matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

SALT AND ASHES FOR HoRsEs.-A correspon-
dent of the Prairie Farmer says he never knew a
horse to have the colo, bots, worms, DOR be-
come ''cribber" when box of salt and ashes
was ever in reach in his stall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

A religious weekly has this introduction to
poem: THE following lines were written more
than sixty years ago, by one who has slept many
years in his grave merely for his own amuse.
ment."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

The opera is given in Booklyn, New York, on
the off nights" of Plymouth Church, showing
that Beecher's church is serious competitor with
the theatre. and showing, too, that both houses
rank as places of amusement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

What city in France is a man about to visit
when he goes to get married: He is going to
Havre have her. An old bachelor on being
asked the question. promptly replied, "to Rouen"
(ruinl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
MiSrellaenuS,

II EXCEl.S ALL OTHER RESTORATlYES!
As will not the hair stain he skin soil the finest
fabric, and free the dissgreesbls Odor Of sulphur
For
AN ELEGANT DRESSING
Richly perfumed It is unsurpssssd cooling and refreshing to
ERADICATES D1NDRUFF!
And asys all unpleasant irritation. Prevents the hair falling
of, and causes hair 70 grow whsa lost by disease.
1T NEVER FAILS
10 Restore GRAY and Fdded Hair 10 s Natural Color!
Warranted In every instance or the money refunded
For Physicians and Cergymsns certificates circular
with each bottle.
Sold at Wholesale by Rurnhsms Van sehaack, Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake st., Chicago. fcb9
The New York herald., 1867-07-07
P oRTo Rico.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.


0uibrenk in Porto Rico-ArrvaI of Parrott
Guns in Hnvana-Omcial Estimates for
1S61-6-Census Of Porto Rico.
HAVANA, juno 27, 1867.
Though averss to all sorts Of rumors It s my duty to
tell you that have heard whisper to the effect
chat serious disorders have taken place In Porto
Rioo arising from the great discomfort created by the
new taxation scheme which Is to take effect the LIST
proximo. Il even added that many persons have been
killed. and that most OF the malcontents Spanards
settled there shopkeepers II there be any truth in
che above II will soon be confirmed; and II not only
such have the time to manufacture canards (which
you well know have not are TO blame must give
you what get
The old and eminent firm Of J. NJ Morales & Co., of
ths CITY, II Is said will the Both inst, the chief
retrng from business, and q new firm viii be formed
II been rumorcd for days that tho house Of
roErsns Eds0 Of tbs city, suspended payment mt -
States which are shortly to be landed, aud two more,
also Of heavy caore are expected Part Of them are
70 be mounted the Moro Castle and the tho
Queens Battery. Two Of Rodman's, OF the largest
caibre are to come later
Just appeared Ia the Gazette, II appears that the total
amount Of revenues Of the year IS calculated to be
saving surplus for the mother country of s5,507 3le
And yet there are people who attempt to shut their eyes
and look for the main OF the still crisis
party OK company has arrived somewhere in this
Island for the ostcnsble purpose OF buying up oil the
tobacco OF ibis several individuals
have been ont to different parts to inspect them
The supposed assassin connected with the tin box
been arrested In Corunna by the help Of the
submarne telegraph, and Is ON his way hither.
Ciraco and comrades (those Of the trunk affair." are
baing sentenced to the chain gang for years.
do suffer DEATH for want Of sufficient evidence
Field Marshal Primo de Rivera arrived at Porto Rico
In the Spanish steamer Of the 1s having taken the
place OF Senor Lopez Balles.eros as Deputy Captain
GeneraL
The cattle disease in Ponce had completely disap-
peared.
The Commissioner OF the CannlIzation Company Of
Guayama had arrived and concluded the contract for
canal irrigation with the planters Of said district
Grinding had been recently somewhat interrupted by
the continuous and heavy fall Of rain, which rendered
the conveyance OF produce very difficult The rains
will however favor ne next crops, particularly that Of
coffee, which promised well.
According to the census effected In Porto Rico last
year the population amounted 20 646 1862 souls-say
BAL $40 whites and 3os 7l3 coored people, Of which
a. 227 slaves or the total population there
only $50 individuals who could read aud write There
lao free persons OF the age between 90 and 100
ears and only 90 slaves OF that There some
beyond tho age OF 100 years 207 individuals Of the
former class and % OF the slaves Tho births in 1896
were "a OFT deaths 10 257 OF all classes There
were 2175 marriages among the whites, 1,672 free
oolored aud Is among the slaves
The New York herald., 1867-07-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

surgeon Stewart, Of ths United states Navy, ". !.
X Oder. Of New London, aud @. W. Bull Of Buffalo,
stopping si the Coleman House.
Congressman john Lynch. Of Maine; Ex-Governor
fohn A. Andrews Of Massachusetts and Mr. Arbuckls,
Of Boston, are stopping at the As,or House.
Captain George McGowsn and Wallace r. Randolph,
o. The United States Army Paymastsr O. T. Cutter E.
y Wilcox. of the Uuued States Navy, and j. NJ os
borne, Of headvis' are stopping al the Metropolitan
Hotel
DOrrins vaverde, OF Vera Cruz; James Ruby OF
Ptilade phia, and r. A. Landsir, Of Ashley, Ill,
stopping al the Matby House.
J. p Ocbairee, OF Texas, and Jas Spear OF Phsla-
Ssphia. are sloppng a, the 81 JaiienlHoisLa
" Billings, Of Vermont. and Geo. wigg, Of New
Orleans are stopping at the Brevoort House.
T. A. Hosmer, Of Ohio; willis A. Barnes OF Phils-
Dfephla; r. Pendergast OF London; J. p. Kbralth OF
cincinnati; O. v. winslow OF psnnsylvanla; r. II. Cod
dsrd, Of Newport are stopping al the Hoffman House
Rev. Geo W. PouAE. of Philadelphia Governor Smith
The New York herald., 1867-07-07

before change the fscts they dscloAed
Ia the record In his first affidavit he said, "fhe voyags
began at hobne and was to have ended at Havana In
had arrived at our destined port think should
have reshipped the cargo TO port where could
have obtained better price for than could obtain
there" The mate so testified sthat tho voyage began
at Mobile and was TO- have ended ct Havana" The
claimant In his Aidsvt speaks Of going to Havana but
was silent to going beyond there 10 Of the loyal
States; and nowhere disclosed such Q purpose until he
amended his petition to be Secretary under the pressure
of the occasion We satisfied at the time Of the
and cargo within the exception prescribed b. the secre
tary. The order does not rsaoh the But II the
order or the Secretary unqualified that the pro-
perty should be released and discharged, the result
would be the same. The power OF the SECRETARY 70
remit forfetiures and penalties 10 defined and limited
mot transcend IL II he do his void. He hss no
power TO remit IN any case Of properly captured ~ mari
time prize OF The subject lies wholly beyond the
sphere Of his authority The liability Of the property "
irrespective Of the status donice guilt innocence se
the owner II comes from enemy territory, II oears
citizen Of the country Of the capors Il 10 nsvsrthelsss
a. much liable TO condemnation a n owned by citizen
or subject OF the hostile country by the hostile
eminent ITSELF The only qualification OF these rules 10
that where upon the breaking out Of hosttiee or a.
>ter ~ possible the owner with such prop
removes his property, with the view Of putting II be
yOnd the dominion OF the hostile power the property In
such cases 10 exempt from the liability which would
otherwise attend It such, With this limitation ID the
settled law OF this and OF all other prize c0urts Tho
case before as, view IT, NO redeem'Bg feature.
mentioned. The vessel and cargo were properly con-
demned enemy property and for breach ef the block
ade There s nothing persuasive q different c0nou.
sion. Tho decree OF the court below is affirmed.
The New York herald., 1867-07-07
T. MING o.
SPECIAL coRaEspoSptnct or THE HERALD.

All AIIaafou to the sale Of Samaua TO be Con.
sidered Treason-President Cabrats Policy
Watched with Anxiety by the Peopie-Con-
HAVANA, June 2T, 1867
By the arrival to-day Of the Spanish steamer Pajsro
del 0csano via Santiago do Cubs, We have from
the Dominican capital to the 10th inst
The following the substance Of correspondence
csived;-
Two deorses under consideration Of the govern
nent for approval but the Executive was opposed to
both Of them One purposes prohibits al Dominoans
that have left the island seeking shelter under the Span
nh nas 70 return 10 st. Domingo The other Is 70 the
soct that I'll persons who dare 10 make auslon 10
speak Of any sale or lease having been made OF
man6 TO the United Statss shall be considered tra.
torA
President Cabra returned on the I9lh from the South
srn frontiers. whore he went to watch the passing
events In HayL There was good deal OF speculation
prevailing as 70 what he would follow In the
political Questions which, during his short Absence had
arisen II was presumed By some that In order 70 calm
the public excitement prevailing the President intended
70 make change OF ministry and others believed that
had but few or no sympathizers among the people,
~ Wa also thought that he would only appoint senior
csboss sxo months ago As the the
republic seemed to depend upon the political course
which the President might adopt the people were in
anxious expectation about his future policy the tran
quillity Of the island. which had been 20 seriously
shaken BY tho struggles which prevailed between the
parties formed during the Spanish annexation and those
OF the present tIme entirely depended his foresight
and sagacy The private ideas Cabra course none
could divine.
In the Of this years sessions Congress had
tainly not shown that united and elevated character
which has been dlscerned Others This attributed
- natural consequence, 70 the past party struggles
AT times the majority Congress has been in support OF
the government and at others with the opposition.
Nevertheless after tho lessons received by the
events In Hayu, the Baez party mad become totally de-
funct.
Dstrust had not altogether vanished from St Domingo
but gradually confidence gaining ground Commerce
aud enterprise appeared to do than ell Legislative
combinations and projects that could be brought into
notice All that the former required de velopment
aud the President well aware OF it, doing all
a Ills power TO promote It,
The New York herald., 1867-07-07
sna Thos r. c.nasld. of Vermont, are stopping At the

snd Thos canas'd. Of Vermont are stopping ct the
Dre,st Co.. "a Rac do Ia Paix. Paris for the week
ending june 2l. ls61:-From New York-w. G.
1's 4 hSi
W. McCuns MIRA MCCune, MIRA D. B. Allen, D. B. Allen,
J: W. AcCane. H David T. Van Geasbeek, H. w. Field.
family, O. @. sawyer. b. Seymour Mra Seymour, hiss
J. Trowbrdgs, j. b. Lorks and family, W.: Mcclure.
n.eSs sS'I's Young " Palmer 1s sad
family. l. whsatley and family Psrkins y. D
EsnS, s,o :nS f'ct tonnel S io.ss .sS '%y MY
=. q. ward, =. F; aqnthsr, as a Marines, mar.
f.lo-S Il GALLOWAY, nn. W. O. Fargo. wat.rvi!ls-
Clark, Mrs Clark, Mn D. H Follsst D. Faren, Mrs
..y x:s Dexter. Guild :S a: :ns .@ a
Dr. 9 4 Greene. G Boyden, Dr. J. I. Heard, Mn Heard
p, Weld Ma We. %sd !.oIa J. Weeks =. 1 Week.;
W Worth. ss. c.sin. 1r Adams. ?. B. aoodssil Ros.
S.sss ssss a- Ma: osis'd ssssi sa:s% 1'cs E
ssss N. Bari Barker NSIS.rf. Coan;.a
layton a. son H IsSs- Isssoa fns:n SSce nsrsnoSss
Ohicago-D z :Fisfe, 3. waterman W. ". Strong,
ES H;. sfSns Carpenter oa rs H.ss lo
Ss' ware sscrsnsnso. % cisy~w wsdsworsS. Mn; wsd.-
". H Pierce j. W. Ellis and family, r B. Pllmpton, J.
A. Pomeroy, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Y. D: Potter, Miss
WISE, W. H. Elias louisville BsrEhous. and
family Birmingham-R Ts,ford nan1hester.w - A
seeSSn g. S's: HrSDe'
+. Frazer, j Naylor, j. Dougherty A. Jones, H l.
Gan, Jr. Pennsyvania-D. B. strong. Lancaster.
Honaon@G Asa Smith, Ms SMITH Wt'' wnaiey hal B.
Dunn HsyDs-H sy,o Ewing Tsirh.ysn-J Hswss
u,
The New York herald., 1867-07-07
s-ssTasrION IN LOUISIANA.

from the New Orleans Bee, juno TO-
The following table shows The white OF the State
I'm 1860 and the number Of white and colored persons
far heard FROM under the operation OF
fho
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

SS-The Third Quarterly Meeting of the
current Conference year, for the South
Branch Circuit, was held at ST. Luke's, be-
ginningon Saturday, November 10Th. The
preacher in charge, Rev. j. beatty, was
assisted by Rev. STEPHEN SMITH and Rev.
Mr.. BALTnIs. We understand that quite
an interesting revival of religion is in pro-
gress at that appointment.
FIRE IN TIE MouNrAIys-For several
days, destructive fire has been raging in
the mountains, somc eight or ten miles
south of this place. Some fencing and
good dSa! Cf valuable timber has been de-
stroyed by it.
DEBATING SOCIETY The young men of
this place aud vicinity have organized de
batting society. Such society, if prop
erly conducted, will doubtless prove beue-
fetal. Those favorable, arc invited to join
the society.
EI- Passion is keen observer but a
wretchcd reasoner. 1t is like the telescope
whose field is clear:r the more conccntra-
ted it is
EE- Mrs. RACHEL LUTON has been
appointed postmis;ress at .Dillon's Run, in
this county, vice Mrs. j. NJ. ueatw Jlc, re-
signed.
EC-Thrce hundred and fifty patents were
Issued FROM the Patent Office for the week
ending the l9th inst, being the largest
number ever issued in one week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

\ VOLUME IN \ PARAGRAPu.-Ilcre is
what HORACE GREELEY says, in his auto
biography, about running into debt: "Iun-
ger, cold, rags, hard work, contempt, sus-
Iicion, unjust reproach, are disagrecable.
ta, debt is infinitely worse than them all
Anl, il it had pleased God to spare either
or al oimy sons to be the support ipd So
.c of my declining years, the lesson which
] should have most earnestly sought to im-
pros, upon them, is-''Ncver run into debt
Avoid pccuniary obligations as you would
e-,l,ncc or famine. Ifyou have but fifty
cents, and can get no more for week, buy
,,ra Of corn, parch it, and live on it, rath-
u tAau owe any man dollar ~ -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

6tTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Scr.-At rule.
- held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Hardy County, ON the first Monday i'm Novem-
Der, 1861. On the chancery side of said Court.
Jonah Orndorf complainant
against
Catherine MelIone, widow Of Archibald Melloae,
dec d., and Eliza, James, Scott, Isaac and Al
lice, children OF said Archibald Mcllone, dec d.,
defendants.
The object of this suit is TO obtain deed for
20 acres of land, lying in the county of Hardy
sold by Archibald Mellonc in his lifetime TO com
plainant, said land being the undivided moiciy
of a tract Of 100 acres held 10y James and Alex
ander Stcrrett. and sold sndcr "a decree of the
Circuit Court or Shenandoah County. Virginia.
and bought hy said MellOne. And il appearing
by affidavit that Catharise Mcllune, widow Of
Archibald Acllone, dee d and Eliza. james
scott, Isaac and Alice, children of said Archi-
bald Msllouc dec a., not residents ~ the State
Of West Virginia II Is orArcI, That they DO ap-
pear here within one month after the due publ
cation Of this order aud do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit. Copy-Testc.
y. NJ. WOOD, c. c.
Nov. 10, loG7.-iw. [Carr, P. Q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.
erThe Radical Rorn Congros. Vs..

GS-The Radical Ramp Congress was To-
meet On yesterday. 1t is believed that n
sufficient number Of members had ;trriyea
in Washington to constitute quorum in
both Branches Of Congress.
EEGen. I,iDopEN fled an annlic,t;o,
for u writ Of Inandamus In the United Stairs
Circuit Court at Richmond on Monday LAST.
forbiddiug Gen. Schofeld and all other per-
SONS from interfering with him in casting
his vote at any election.
ES-As was anticipated, meteoric show.
or occurred on Thursday morning Of LS.
week. We see notices In the paners tho,
it was witnessed in Michigan, in Washing.
ton, and in Charleston, s. c., and sprpoS-
ell that it was seen in other places. IL is
estimated at the Washington Observatory
that 1000 meteors fell within 20 minutes.
about four O'clock.
ESr On Sunday night las, the store.
house Of MIR. James ". Walker, ON Main
street, in Dauyi!!c, Va, was robbed ofs32 :
0J0 IN money. No clue to the robbers had
been discovered up TO our latest intelligence.
E5-We learn from the New Creek Baa-
ncr that on Monday last, lS,b inst !, C Gorge
Clark, car regulator at Piedmont, WAS
caught between two cars while in tho act
Of coupling them, and instantly crushed
to death.
EX-PnEsIDENT L1NcoLN's ESTATE
The Chicago Times states that Judge DA-
vID DAVIS, administrator upon the estate Of
Abraham Lincoln, deceased, has made f.
nal settlement of the estate in the probate
court of Saugamon county, Illinois From
tha balanc. heet,it appears that, after pay
ing all debts, there remains the sum OF
Sll0,295 81 to be divided among the three
heirs, Mrs. Lincoln, Bob, and Tad-each
Of whom receives S3G,T65 30. 1t also ap.
Fears from the schedule hat the private deb
Of Mrs. Lincoln amount to SIS 81, which
subtracted from her share of the estate.
leaves $50, 1900. Congress voted to Mrs.
Lincoln the remainder of \ brahan Liucolu'
salary for one year. So that the total a.
mount of Mrs. Lincon's personal fortune
(not including the $4,000 worth Of gifts
from her dear friends is SSl, 1926 %.
E1r Intelligence has been received il
Havana that St. Domingo City has been
destroyed, probably by an earthquake. NJ
details are furnished as yet
EE-!he latest adyices received at the
BoShl Office make the democratic majority
in New York State % sos.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

THE CROOKED TREE-A little child,
when asked why certain tree grew crook
o. replied: somebody trod on it, sup
? Sc, when it was Il little fellow" How
painfully suggestive is that answer? How
many with aching hearts, can remember
HE Days Of their childhood, when they were
'.c victims Of indiscrcet repression, rather
'aAu the happy objects Of some kind direc-
4. 10 and culture The effects of such mis-
iicd discipline have been apparent III
.irhi,tory aud character, and by no pro-
f human dcyi,ing cpn the wrong be
nv ractid-L. The greud error in their cd
a"'i'n consisted in system of rigid re
'a.,al-, without corresponding efforts to
aEa,Po, cultivate, and train in a right di-
.i.n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

Fg-We have been requested to state that
there will be preaching in the Presbyterian
Church in this place OH tomorrow morning,
.ryces commencing at the usual hour, and
also a. night-and on Sabbath. The Pas
tr, Rev. DR.. FooTE, will be aided in the
services by the Rev. JonN III. DAVIS, of
Charlotte County, Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

trJ-A machine for removing the stones
f. no cherries, ut the rate of one hundred u
minute, is noticed as recent invention
The New York Eceaimg Past, commenting
on this, says that a machine for bouing shad
would also be popular and hopes soon to
mar u one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

o-o OvERsEERs OF THE Poor No
~ TicE.--We are requested by the
Clerk to give notice that there will be a
meeting of the Board of Oversecrs of the
Poor Of Hampshire County, at the Poor
House, on WEDNESDAY, DECEM.
BER ih, 1867. Nov. 22, 1867.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
NIAlRIyED-

I'm tne Presbyterian Church in MooreGeli on
Tuesday morning last, by the Rev Geo. White.
MIR. WILLIAM WIEr Harness to Miss MARY, daugh-
ter of Mr. Hanson Mn>lin, all of Hardy county.
~ the residence of the brides parents, at
Shcetz Mills. on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, by the
Rev VI. w. Woodwork, Mr.. GEoRGE II JouN-
son to Miss LrGY X. SHEET, all of Mineral coun-
ty, West Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
NAc,e a CnNIc 49, 80,
Tfl

-, 'N'''' = 81
The arrivals ofcatlle during the past week in
Guiding those destined for Eastern markets, IL
mount to PSF head, aud compares with 52l
last week and 2.Ojo tic corresponding week of
last year and there was sold esq head a.anst
Isl last week, and 49, the corresponding
week OF last year, and were a. follows
To Baltimore butchers oc1
10 Farmers for grazing 40
To Spectators for Eastern markets 22s
To Annapolis butchers IT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

E@-Ibc Imcricou Fo,mry, for Novcm-
D.. is before US As usual It'll, filled viii
interesting articles on Agriculture aud IIor-
tHuc. lti.rubli,hcd monthly 10y WoR-
H>...> s. LEWIS, Baltimore, Maryland,
$500 year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

WooD.-Those of our subscribers who
d.,ire to pay in wood, are requested to bring
the same in, as soon as possible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22


or the arrivals there were reshipped for East
ern markets SIS head, aud the balance, 1865
head, comprise the offerings to day.
The quality Of the reeves on sale was much bet
ter than for some weeks past and the prices about
the same as last week though there was evident
ly a decline Of to } r. b. on all grades, the
market closing very duh
SEYMOUR Welton sold lO3 fair W Va cattle
Tor u. Suite at SGGf7.ST - 90 pounds - fair
W. Va. cattle for G.. " Reynolds at = T., ~ cts !:
~ common Southwest Va cattle for = H. Bell ut
- 81 r. loo pounds - common Southwest Va.
cattle '"T Thomas e. Essdnor 81 81, ~ rts aud
ID W. Va sc"lawngs for H. Snyder at u cts.
THE Uoy and She,p M0rkt
The arrivals ofhogs during the past week has
been large, (a.1s2 head. and the mark ct has been
steadily declining since our last report The
highest quotation furnished to-day f. pl cts net
for extra fat hogs, being a decline during tie
week Of ct. r. d., the market closing very dull
The arrivals of sheer. e.. i3i head though
light, has been sufficient for the demand The
market continues very dun for all grades csuc-
cialiv the lowest. Tinker and Napcl quote sheep
at IA cts. ID lh. gross C,m.
BALrvDRr, November l9.--lloward 81 Super
Flour - 5O IA so 90 heat. white ! 35Cr
- 30; -od, - l5Og - 90 Corn white, .II5Gt
l26 cts, yellow. l2sGi 10 cts, lyr, 40 to 100
cts. Oats, ~ Gf - cts.
On The 10th, Gold closed otlaoi in Now York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

MARRIAGE NOTICES y cou-ilcrablein in
derived by the Baltimore uewspa-
auI indeed, 10y nearly all the ucwsPa-
tha North, from the publication Of
..- notices, always paid fyr-uud cal
u advance" H.rc, "nary rcd" II
work, and no pay. Hereafter, Ilease
with the notice, the newspaper fee
dollar. Surely that's reasonable -
|ru Eg.,ffc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

Coon ADvICE.-lt YOU want the public
70 know whore you keep store, or carry Oh
business, advertise in the "SoaM Brmch
ItHyo,ccr."