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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
Eg-A Young officer vas ata LARGO par

EI-A Young officer was at largo par
ty given IN Lcayenworth, when rcrceiting
a toad, hc took itup and attempted 70 f., hit
en- the ladies with it. After time be
threw tho frog on the ground, and then
happened to touch his face with his haud.
trIfiing pimplo, which boh,l ca bis face,
Instantly commenced swelling, and the most
violent agony speedily forced him to re-
turn to bis quarters Every effort was made
to stop the inflammation, but all operations
failed, and the unfortunate officer expired
after TWO days intense pain
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

WINCHESTER AND PoToMAC RAILROAD
AT tho annual meeting of the stockhold-
ors Of this road, held in Winchester on Sat
urday last, Joseph II. Sherrard was elected
president, and Robert y. Conrad, William
j. Clark, John Glaizc, and William Is.
Baker directors for the ensuing year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

Tue LEGALITY OF THE VIRGINIA ELEc-
TIoN.-The Washington Star states that
JOHN II. GILMER, Of Richmond, Va, who
protested to Gen. Schofcld against the lc-
gali,y Of the tate election in Virginia has
arrived in that city for the purpose of lay
ing bis complaint before the President, but
it is understood that Mr. johnson main
tains that the Executive has no power to
interfere, under the law in the premises.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

ATTEMPT TO BHEhE JAiL-On Sunday
morning last M attempt To escape was made
by TIE prisoners confined in Jail by burn
ing through one Of the cells \ CONVERSE
ton among them was overheard by some
Of tho parties in charge Of the jail, and
search was Immediately made resulting in
the finding Of small piece Of iron, which
they bad heated and succeeded in burning
"a hole through a two-inch board - C,sD,Gcr.
i1Hd Lui1n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
nfT-A pri,ato Ictlcl lr0m liz interior Of

IRA private letter from the interior Of
South Carolina says: The most abundant
corn crop known for many years snow har-
yestingaud selling at50ct. pr lushcl; there
is but little sale for it, as ioo have money
20 purchase There is much alarm among
tao whites Of ihat part Of the State o; the
threats uttered by some negroes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

TOBACCO BARN BURSr. We learn that
ihe tobacco barn Of Mr.. Walker Blanton,
Of Cumberland, took lire on Monday during
the heavy gale which blew in the evening,
and was entirely consumed, together with
nearly lbs whole crop Of tobacco. lis Joss
was heavy, as there was no insurance -
farmEiNe .Innrnnk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

Pubic CONFERENCE.-The New York
Commercial, republican journal, declares
that the annual s,ealings from the govern
ment would more than support its -legiti-
mate expenses and leave margin toward
the payment of the interest of the national
debt. If there xsrc more economy in pub
lie affairs there would he less talkabout the
Reputation Ct the public debt. The peo-
pie are everywhere beginning to feel the
effects Of corruption in the shape Of dimin-
ished business activity and scarcity of en-
ployment. At last the signs Of the times
indicate the termination Of the reign of cor
ruption-only the reform must cmanate
from without, not from Willingly the peo-
pie and not by Congress
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

EE'Thc Democratic and B dieai cauii-
dates for County Treasurer go Washington
County, says the Cirrloyi)e (OJ % uoerat,
each, received the me uuwho, ID yotss-
3,7l2. They drew lots tor la H.c. and
the Democratic candidate, Lows Anderson.
was the lucky one D,mocaic candidates
ere in luck gonersliy, nowadays.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
E1-A paper was recently read before tho

E5-A paper was recently read before the
American Association for the advancement
Of Science, which stated that on tie south
crn shore Of Lake Superior, in Mar ucttc
county, Wisconsin, were found remains Of
long canals, and dams constructed by the
beavers, for the purpose of transporting
.heir cuttings, consisting Of Trunks Of trees
two or three feet long, from lie place whore
The trees hal fallen 10 iheir 'g,4 Some
Of these canals were 500, 100 aud 500 feet
long. They were generally three feet wide,
with an average depth Of three f,ct. In
order to maintain continuous depth Of
water, they made dams at certain distances,
md followed tho Chinese plan--to whom
tho lock was unbnown--of drawing their
cargo from one level 10 another.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

a BANKHupT's RIouTs An interest
ing decision has bceu made ly Jrde,
BLArcnroHD, Of Now York An applicant
for the benefit Of The loni.r-' INV borrow
ed five thousand dollars ar.l fling his pc
.tiGon. Hi creditors qn ionei him before
Tie register as to what disposition hc bad
made Of 'ha money IT, declined 90 au-
svyr and tic case was referred TO Jud- =,
Bla'ch'ord, vho decided, after q long re-
view Of lie matter f'., 'bc aa- -ase docs
not take anything i..h become. 'lerer-
oriy Of the laulap, alto. Tie date Of ,nc
Cling Of bis petition
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

but in raire VIII far transcend that pulr~.
The PRESS will DC an embodim,p, or,..
IL Of the age. '-' &. q
Each department will sparkle With Il, e.,
An original
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800 FOR TEN CENTS.

oRiy few nore subscribers a. ~,
insure the speedy issue Of TIE G,,,, ~ '''a ,
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SERIAL. STORY
% the mos, brilliant character wilIo.
ced in the FIRST number.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS

win he entirely original and Of the m,,, 80.
tive style and nature. @'el>
The great expense and labor invtives 4. i,
enterprise render IL necessary tlai Ma !. i,
start with an '~--,
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"NEW YORK PRESS
~ No. 81 Broadway, New York C.,-
New York, Nov. =, l3G7.-lm.
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THE WEEKLY ppPCc

which IN size and appearance viii rrs...,l'
uARPER'S WEEKIy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
Cheese /! Cheese!!

A FURTHER supply 81 r superior arue'' o.
"a CHEESE Just % hand, and for .lie ~
". IL MCDOW bLb'
RomDry, November S, le6I,--2t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

gin Der 9ebee 1T es nod miner itia,
Ote @ef9dfte Der @@ifFfabrt fino fiau.
Ser feline Sluboaunpfer Sas. STA.
BAN nerlieB geftern 9fa1mittda Die Sc
bee, unt nad 8arfsDiEIe sa ae6en. Sb
0erieibe foiueit tomiilen miro lit sneifeI.
bait, es uuroe uns ieoo6 beri dserf, bab
Ct auf ale Sale uerfahen ioIIe, 10 nett
ipte lnOgli9 gu geben. nun rdpportiren
gu tonnen, tuie es itromouf am SluiIe
sausfebt. 5s g'hd 10 f1a 7 ~
g Danpfboot Sannb BranOies nirnlnt
saonnq etn unb eebt Moreen 9fa1mit.
tag 4 Hbr bon bier mad Cairo ab.
$ Dampf6oot SaIiBman mur6e bon
@airo geitern gsadntittas eruartet.
Sin sneues ,fleiues , DampfIbiff
1Srabo" paro an Der unteren 2enee
onr9 Die Serren SObn @reeu uno San
We8enle1 in ben Iebten Saeea er6ant
uno pire in Riirie feline erlten Sabrten
allf Heinere Gntfernungen uno UNI cine
ID lele gerbiuouns NIT Sen 3iuiiden<
ltationen 6erduiteaen, beginner. !
Der SIub itanS geitern giadmittaq
aAf 4 SaB an Den Sarpetb 9bOals.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
! seeorSerSs.igleurt.

i : s. u
geftern N1orgen iuaren 6ie beioen
3ldeers rpeIhe porgeitern Mforaen ben
8efiker zines beutiheh Boaroinabnhfes
fur QIaslAenfen ami Gonntag 0n0efIaat
batten, Dor BEN @ecDrner, unb ipdren
bon befn9ters 5errn roben uno ae :
taeintn Betfagsps befdHI6iat. Der SO !.
li5eiri6ter perartbeiItr eiHen Scben Ill
$25 un0 6often, ipeIdes 3ufammen cine
1otulflnitl1e BON $50 fur Die StaOlfnITe
auslHadlts Sda6e nlr, 0ab oapon SHE .
n,ano 9Ia6trs ais BoItsilteu, 9Iobofas
fen uno Der GtaOttaiienfcnO Yrofit ale,
ben fonnen.
Gin Ual fur gtusfdenfen bon @etriins
Ten tUufpe geftern febr rrilbe bebanoeIt
iilo Ger angeflagte ipur0e,s nadj5em er
be &oiten bejoblt bate, entIniIen.
Gin Betrnnfener, Der SIS fur ieinen
OfallfG be5nhleH iolfe, bdtte tein GeIb
uno lparo in's @rbeitgbdag ae1Gidt.
Gin Ranfnann, Der ipeaen Gernod,s
ldlligung feiner 4ieen3 Dor benz Wercrs
Der ftan0e bereiAerte bic staptfalfe UNI
% Dollars. aa
Gin nnOrDentIi6er, Der iiH oefsbipi.
orig auffabrte, nsubts S5 6esobIen.
.J1@in elnosEera DeiIelben Ieroehene
angelIogt, suarb, ba feline 2euasn er.
f6isasn, BON Ri4tsr frfieeipro6sn unO
Nv szSs as. : .istsrs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
) agriminaIs@pnrt.

Die Sisunsen Ses gefdnorenen.
9eridts' botea il ben lebten Saaen tues
Mig geraRberaue. : Die gerhan6lunaen
bon Sonlta9seeieb .nebertrefuneen BILL
Den Die @ei@dfte 6es Sages unS perbeu
rneiit aIe in s&iir3e erlebigt., ~
9eitern tuaren beren iiber 40. ga.
bon tDaren Is fir Spielen am gonntaa
nno Is fur @usihenten bon Getr1nfen
@lle iuurben nit gerurtbetlung gu ben
Soften ooer NIT nolle prosequi er.
Ie6igt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
sEeime 8aare.

Soeben erhielt ich cine Sending neuer follaend
Haernge, Neun Augen, russ. Caviar, Sardinen Sar-
dellen, Anchoyies ETC., sowie den reinen franzoes-
schen Rothwen welchen letzteren ci bel der Fiasch
oWohl ais Gallone, sowie meme anderer ais echt
und unverfaelscht bekannten Wene zu verhaeltniss-
maessig billigen Preisen absetze. 8elsf
Wenn ihr einen reinen und billigen Vein, sovie
queure fuer die Feiertage wuenscht SO sprecht bel
MIR yor Allies wrd garantirt, das zu sein, vie an.
gegeben Das Beste is INNER das Billigste
l' p. "A. DESOR.d
-ar Z - 49, =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
Sine quite 6eleeenbeit fir
s 1sa 10 M4entetl.

Refine esifet aetn @aFer Rein Stifenpafes
8rOpn's 0Ias Reinisunss- pClirmtttsI.
Pateutirt am 10. OCTOBER 1866. -
Nm Senfer, SpiegeI, Sob, GiIber, pIattirtr ggoa.
rem, Msiitug, 2upfer. 8inn &C.. ;u reiuigen. Cine
asae SrIlnoan9 pen benz er5bten praftii9en gert6e,
uenet8 fir aHe 9ansb6Iter, @irtbe fabefbeitser =,
~ Aoreiftrs g. g. 8rotpn. gso "a Bleefer Gfrose.
30 Gefts bas &dit9en. innfe sgRm
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GanheIsfammer.

Amagm rsrfsH ests ms ME
u s I; sr H. r REiD.sgs.iSs sE, ssSs
IH r ssasis s i Sss,aa II SS% ssa
sm MR. aasaistasss sHeStise g.rsavfs Dou
sssfFae 60 @esss Aftten, @eEes, nneatran'
sas si sss'H =; ssssss q a &c s''n'
SEA 5Syn.a 1 y d syti.s s,n so,4ss,f,,n
%. Go. Hs1ben raa alien gnten arnnerm ais
hae BeRe in ber Art erh0lten. gBir wiGen
ni9ts 90 srH1bnen, mas tin mnifaIii9es Sns
arfment eaIfemmenev MAIDEN fGnnte, ob6Lei&
wsf jneebsn ntaIen, cae eas eD59ffe her ges
.kpeAEalm1uae .aiensals eEreiftk peFtg1 fann.
a ~ Iesgs 3 l1.sI essEsDErti-
siteR ben sseTalei9 nit SpllEumenteHl ber
- sIssR gabsiEsa 9nr5pass Rilt gInasss!A's lunb
sszzags sE1ielfsn Bic 8ebieM5t 9sedfae Gber ale
pRherfw ffabxifaie Ia Der berihmten WeltAus.
ngNHMa. In benz DakFilat 0eTe4tgfeit nj
Veff6DtkA ID AHenL fnanen MIR ertrGbntnl bdg
sazaiel@ llztesil oAE9 DC mHiItaltl@e aBrit Htbt
bd $eite geifbt wer6en tn. ,'aa
RtebtsDelfcpenigfr babfn bic berrrn, tirsli6
f&mM@ @NshgIsrMHdeR nn 1breu pianos allge-
s~% Ufafbt tfh ne tn6eh p ba6 .,ydrarrtpf.f ets
wgr6eps i; 1eiGneaeeT ncG ,,ausse3riGs
..~r RetrE.s Su rdeen 5l9er fne lIe hennae, 81
GA hss Dlstssg esssIIlp tsss9tists eehT ~.
E9nssn 05gFsstss ngMats,ettuns~ usr.
s.ss ben age Irtea Gmpfe bungs sstarten, 9taHeacs
~ saunt dsbeTE DendaFbsiIeB II .Dsntla Mnb eng
800 H|9 aHssfEgiiSs g $50
sltnisEs gFeltti noAsn has ssfGNEGi ni9t
veyosaeH. ~ GER .
Efir &cbtOimDf ltdbffae.
&sE Mh5stsenss ~ IN Ioensseh DO@eH bHr@ Elm
90 eamfa@ AeiEmsstek na4hem a aehFefaH9pHit eifeas
MI %gFHhRN lhesH# uHS SF At aeh RFanss
K%~ sss Das 4wHsggR4t be5aHEeF DdE geBdltt wbrhea
a1uARauiMt ashasEAR seinsa gsitmenj4eH hos &ets
GGsh BE ID panf4en, wtrb g ssht eevte bee Ees
asnfes eeaenref mic Der 8iTetttcu fnr bic BertRng
ms pen @ebrpn4 tRfssses Toes fe inasn s1ekDen
NNlat E4ese 5eS = a9m4
DrDhGths H. Or ein5l1s Bme6 ceB An1ei9enAet II
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Gxanfe Ten 4ssittf DeEfk9 wtEb DO 20 beHlelben
sssrmfA q feftet anA "a ~ Seae,k eEWf3fen WFet
sHafls Isass.y s. s. ssAas 4sas5 ~ sss
.ess'sa RiHasn e assss ass.s. = assnas.l &
satsescNaewaasa llaisnsbaEs, ain1a Co ~ q.
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gPefiaI N0ti5en,

sNzsanzss So. .rxxS- e, - ..c.xgas :.
g. oss.T 49, &. = ~ 81
Io'a., e'ssesI HIeHheiIee Staals .
SetHna e 81 4 & :
@9M 008 91bltfIltlt.
MAbetradts her SettrerbaItntfe 1T es ais nStbtg
RemaaNa euqFaen sea aSpaHsnentssreis FIR bic
FL Ftaata atbAa Barabsniesebs aitHa9tDffts fR
S>os t5oI;dbe sRIott $40 M her Sohr JED
t'saFe m omo,+or
tesli,;,aa4 - -Ssz 1.25 !, Monot
sT9nS @SrnntooRhInff 2 5O eSnhr
-, 1.001m~SS mortsy
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ssss s. siaass 81 Foe mn 'g D5.
aastsl os,r s SCENTS psr ssose sntridstsn; stsis
nesess 49, @k pm M Dsl PEN
ard Sa iene arsisermaSieune eintreten iafIen, mo-
gsSsssi mt gEots nntOitea iSssntli sia
COO azxss t.,i.s..s, 60 ssJcbn Vfubnf.
Ds y. .Das ssastass5latt, seStoiret isa$ aestias
sSSs per SsIbiebr Sss got4osS s9' spe
NJ assea - Sc -, A'111-sz .'.sa
ais GuIprrtrn4 fir RinG'e Pirectcrp ena6aiHt
fpOrben' Oer ere Neiirf. tpeffer, or fiiT istt
..beidben MIR HI 0ernia,.tpp,t ,irb' hefFs,I
a&Sestpir 6a6 n,fsrSSF hcrt tnnhnennen hpntirRen
Nreunbe Inn anf's gsIfe rtrteraisen tperSe,,
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sn @oarsnioasr b er ns,s. fsr ao gfa
s,.fsIens gsssis5S,ss g4afbatucb ,,ns g8orhsIeir.
mann +, ser sSsrS- gPorfet SStrass so 20
erSiTnen g8fr erlonben nus ssSpnbers bad
beutidt. wubIifuut orf bas @sftbSft oitfrnerts
fom =, r1odben ,,aS Iinh iiber,s1,nt 6o6 h;e4
EirmS aIaass i,Tb 9afsr Elm iSr oerdbsnftss
= Sertrauen burds reeiIel gsbienunaS s,pirS IN
rthtfsFtidets tD gi ~ s'F @''' e q
80 '''''''''S'A 's'''s"s "~sa
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Nafb6fFIe %. San.
|. - ginfubr: -
Writ Der Senn. unO 0lIdbatha 81. ST.;
245 8alIen 8aumnoHe.
Hsa 26afier Snbaf. gEgf I.
20 Borsn Baun,tuoaens @arl.
@fit Der aOuisDias pao 2iafboi1c
Gilenbdbn: sgsTisss.i,,.s~
h 300 S1fe Safer. .ss,s.',is.se
40 8allen Seu. a
isszs lis eide &affee. 80
] 8agenlaDung Gieb. w
/ Maulelel.
ggRlt Der glaibpiae unb g bnttanooaa
GiIeilbabif: 80"
80 8alen BaumtpoTIe. al1s
/ BngenIabune 8retter. 49,
Ii Sa6e getrofnete 6rddyte. -,
Gupretite Court.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
J - &nllire Wafferfna ffeIIfe tinetf

squire BatterI0a iteIlte einett
Gbenlann, Der feline before SdlfteI al
sbsrlAiebenen Nfalen prii9elte, unter
$500 gHrgfGaft, bnnaiteer in s3ufnnft
ben bausli4en 5rieoen aufredt erbaIte.
~ Srieoensridter WfedHam uers
baneelte SALE, bic er uns niat CUR
8er0ffehtltAang iibtrseben tpOIlte. -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

fsAesl - zsoerrs apfiH 6ber
1T 2ofaIs slgent Der ySennehee @taats >
5sshlna e 81 . Sc :
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N EFor sgfs aaflss ssI geF gam.

gcrratb unIerrr punberf9Snen RIeiber-
IfcFe unb polgsnen MrtifeI pereen Jest au
R0ffrnpreifeH pertnuft,sn nm fir unfern
SribfabreS1rrat1 y)ias 81 Hta9eu. armmeH
gle tn has GagerbGus BON g. u. 8. Yertb-
man, SO. 20 public Square unb rt9ten Sfe
" - O. s .. MOrtbman.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

Do5Iuerfanhest bal bic Preisermdsigung MIR fir
9canHsbesaeIarg eiatrt Mbenneuten, bic nit TIRE
9eifsdesu IN 3ldhhabe bIeiben fcbfr foId5e m6s
dentt1 bsyabIen, asiiiIs itad srie $500 per
nMartaI o6sr IS Gents per 9Sone entri6ten. Siefe
Giuri6tung2iR n5tbig : Bonn mir f6nnen be1 BEN
iktea bilgsh gxsiie feuen Gresit geben unb t0nnen
aud Aa feine 4yeissrmdEigung eHtreten laiien, no
e rfurberfi it, nit arnBe uTtpfteu detitIil eiz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
TInf.8eribt.

Vein Haus, No CEDAR Sra.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

Coo lPs 1assshatsdsSldA sortotr.t mad ; a.a.f5.
zoe Ieas erionbt, tOtet 5eEtta4 $3.50 per Sabr aa6
$2-2S per SaIbiabr etnf9IiebIidb 1es 9ortos. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-31
A Welcome to DeBoW's Review

To-day, July the 23d, We received tho
Juno number of DeBow's Revicw, re.
vivod under tho auspices of tho ssHcirs
ofJ. d. Is. DeBow, Proprietor" and
edited by "R. G. Barnwell and Ed.
win Q. Bell" It is now published in
the City of Now York, tho Office being
at No. 80. Broadway.
The whole intelligent South will
welcome the revival of so valuable q
Periodical. AS its title page de-
clarcs, DeBow's Rcview is devoted to
Agriculture, Q. Commerce, Industry,
Progress and Resources. It has tho
talent of the whole country in it's pc-
culiar departments, to adorn its
pages.
This June number contains a like
moss of tho late j. D. B. DcBow, to-
gcthor with u ,/tc stmi1c of his auto
graph. Tho likeness of this distin-
guisEcd Editor We think is perfect, as
the citizens of this community will
readily SEQ upon a glance. It is woll
known that Mr.. DcBow and his fami-
ly were refugees among us during q
part Of tho late War. Ills accomplish
cd and beautiful wife aided very ma
terially with her highly cultivated
musical talent, in the concerts that
were hero during the War in aid of
the Confederate soldiers.
"Jamcs Dunwoody Brunson DcBow
"was born at Charleston, 8. G., July
$40, 1920, ofrespcctablc:parcnts. * *
y "Mr, DcBow was first married in
1854, to Miss Caroline Poe, of
"Georgetown, D. G., by whom he had
"isssuo. In 1860, he was again mar
cried to Martha T.. Johns, of Nash
"villc. Tennessee, by whom he had
"four children. Two boys and girl
"survivo. 1t is hoped that tho littlo
"follows may yet 1.-Two to assume tho
direction of tho Rcview, Of which
their father was tho founder, and
(which hiswidow, with laudable On.
"tcrprise and fondnoss for her hus.
"bands creation, will ondoavor to keep
Gin cxistcnce."
The above quotation wo make from
tho Loading article of the Revtew be-
foro us. which is tho biography of Mr..
DoBow by tho Hon. Charles Gayarre
of Louisiana. The number before us
is filled with interesting mattor.
May tho memory j. D. B. DuBow,
rovivo in tho new, life of the Re. |
we'o, continue, and the Rcpiev become
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chronological Journal.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Rev. DR..
Hawos, Hon. Chas. A. Shaw, Maxi
milan and Juarez, Thomas Francis
Meaghor, E.tB, Fairfield Portraits,
Characters, and Biographies. Queen
Elizabeth the Chinese Empire the
Study of Languages; our Now Posses
sions, with map Omaha and Nobras-
ka f; True and Untrue Marriages ;
How to save Money; Success in Life;
How to got Home; Boys and Girls
Should they be Educated together I;
Miriam-a Poctical Efcgy Theory Of
Mans Organization State Pride (;
Small Cautiousncss Surratt Gcncr.
al Grant and the Presidency Twelve
Modes of Committing Suicide ; Adul-
terations of Food Answers to Cores
pondents, and a rich miscellany is Civ
ell in the August numbor of the above
Journal. $3 a year 80 conts num-
bcr. Address S. II. Wells, 3S9
Broadway, New.
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wnion argues strangely for tho UNDER
standing which exists between the tri.
pod authority that now rules the un-
Fortunate State of Soutb Corol;no
Tn IL, .s,I o.,, r..o,:.
,,,s wy pivA'0 ''o''n o'io',"" 10 ~"
preSorVed' thelo sooms to DO either
too much salt or too much vinegar.
We thought that General Sickies
was To bc rco,rdod &c tho h;ohost an
thor;t,, !, .L;a e.. :e r.
~. 40 '..'' oV''0, ouV II 'uo oo'-
nlce III MARION IS TO DC governed and
controlled by General Scott, then it
will DO still moro difficult to decide
whoro ,ro oro
m. ~ :, :,
no '"se we "liooe 10 Is reported Ny
the Marion Star as follows Z;
There occurred at this place on
Saturday last most unfortunate and
mischicyous collision of tho military
authority with tho regular administers
tion ofjusticc. a freedman, named
Ben. Finklca, had been arrested and
Imprisoned, under due process of law,
for an assault and battery, with in
tent to kill, upon the person Of Will
liam Mcclellan. Captain Pingree
and Mr.. j. E. LOWS representing the
Froedman's Bureau, callod upon Mr..
Moody, Clerk of our Court, and re-
quircd him to discharge tho prisoner
upon his own rocognizance. This he
rofusod to do, declaring that both the
State law and Order No. 10, of Geno.
raj Sicklcs, required in criminal cases
that tho usual rocognizances should be
given and that thcre must be bail,
that in this casc tho physician attend
ing tho assaulted party had informed
him that he was in critical condition,
and that his recovery was very doubt
full that to release the prisoner un-
der these circumstances would violate
his sworn duty to the State laws. and
the express provisions of paranraph
eleven, of Order No. 10, to which he
especially called the attention of the
officers Of the Bureau. They replied
that they had nothing to do with
General Sicklcs' orders. that thew
acted under General Scott. who was
the ruling powcr of this State, and
would sustain tbo;r oction in This
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Look to Your Deods.

BY an act Of Congress all deeds
made subsequent to tho lst October,
1862, were required to be stamped to
give thcm validity. During tho war
many deeds wcrc executed in the
Southern States and placed on record,
to which stamps wcro not attached,
such requirements being unknown IN
Dixie.
Congress since tho close of tho war,
passed o law allowing certain timo
in which these deeds might DO stamp
cd, and tho ponaltios of the law avoid
cd. 1t may not bo gonorally known
that wc are on tho eve of tho termina-
tion Of that grace. The privilege will
coaso on tho lst Of August. and wo
urge on all who have placed on record
without stamps any writing, bearing
date since October lst, 1862, tho i'm
portance of immediate attention to
this mattcr. A small outlay of timo
and money now may sayo them much
cost and trouble hereafter. Lot those
interested act at once.