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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28

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.Ths has gPcp I'd The fieiul9 OF
shawneet6Hn i pronounUed very
light.
The dram shop license having been
voted down in Clinton, some of the
citizens there have organized a beer
club.
The game law in regard to prairie
chickens, expires the 18th of next
month, and as those delicious fowls
are reported to be plentiful this year,
rare sport is expected.
Ar effort will be made at the next
session of the Illinois Legislature to
establish a Normal University In
Southern Illinois. FRI
The Mt. Carmel Register says: We
have been told by close observers of
:" signs and things" that frost appears
within six weeks from the time the
first katy-did sounds his bugle. If
that be true, then good bye corn
About a week ago these melodious
little fellows commenced discoursing
music sweet" to the night winds.
The Mound City Journal says that
a COW belonging to Mr.. K. Dolan, of
that city, exhibited a remarkable
freak of nature recently. She gave
birth to four calves, one of which
has two tails. All of the calves are
now living, and apparently are in a
very healthy condition.
Quincy is jealous of her position as
the second CITY," The Wig says
the Chicago Tribune is persistently
~ofo-rin0 70 peoria os utba coao1d
city in the State" We would re-
speetfully inform that sheet that
Peoria has the credit of a large popu-
lation because the whole township,
and not the city proper, was included
In their census. Notwithstanding this,
the city of Quincy has ten thousand
more inhabitants than the Township
of Peoria, and is entitled to the honor,
being larger than any city In the State
except Chicago.
The Republicans of Southern Iii
nois opened the campaign at Marion
on the 22d with a rousing meeting,
addressed by General Palmer, Cole,
Dougherty and Senator Mum. 1t il
estimated that fully 5000 people were
present. Delegations from the sur
rounding counties and from various
precincts in that county, bearing nu-
merous shields with patriotic notices
inscribed were upon the ground. A
fine feature was several vehicles deco
rated with flowers and flags, carrying
young ladies robed in white, repre-
r~esenting the various States and Terri
tories of the Union. Soiled, torn and
bullet riddled flags were displayed in
the procession.
The Judicial Convention which as
sembled at Marion on the 10Th inst,
nominated, by reclamation, Major
! BIuford Wilson, of S~hawneetown, for
State Attorney He will be elected.
We are informed that the tobacco
crop Of South Illinois is ia good con-
dition generally. In Williamson
! County there is three times as much
planted as there was for the two years
past. Our farmers are just now CIV
ing their corn the last furrow, and
generally the crop promises well. Ia
all cases, we may say, where the
proper industry has been displayed,
the prospects for an abundant yield al
corn are peculiarly g~ood.--&ha traee-
toWn Mercury. 23d.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
Col. Theo. w. Mccoy,

Candidate for Clerk of b Supreme
Court, Will visit the counties of the First
District In the following order, and invites
to meet him all his old Comrades. and all
the soldiers of the late war who favor the
election OF GRANT and oLFAx to take
steps for organization for the pending cam
paign. The soldiers will FIX the hour and
make all necessary arrangements for the
respective meetings:
BoonviIle, Warrick County, July 18th.
Rockport, Spencer County, July 18th.
Tell City, Perry County, July @th.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
FOR PRESIDENT.
GENERAL u. s. A
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Hon. SCHUYLER +
Arenfs fOr the journal.

81 A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
ahppy r.. SMITH. Washington, Ind.
w n. IL. HEMMENWAY, BoonVIlIe, Anu'
~ n. DEBRuLER, New burghs 1nd.
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD MI vernon Anu'
+ M. FOSTER. Fort Branch Ind
n. Nv. WEAVER, PoSeyville. IND.
ii X. CoRWrN, Somerville, Ind
Capt. WHITING. Cynthtana, mo-.
~. 3. ROGERS. New Harmony, lnu.
HARvEY BON Hazleton, Ind.
TTTTos. En-, Sandersvilie, 11o.
URBTN MARRs, Black HaWk MaaaSs ~ ,,s
sThev will also receive and IorWhIu W us
orders tor Binding and Job Prlntlng'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
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GH1TAhs HfbA aEsfEnARxs t5f
Young Jadits, PcrfhkeeYsie, r. 4.
September Is. The best features
of Europeafl and home schools. EsDecial
attention. to Modern Languages, Music,
and Art DIR. Lewis's Gymnastics. S1tua.
lion and climate unsurpassed. For pros
pectus, address Rev. q go. II. RIDER, Rec
Tnp
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28

THIS is the way a Massachusetts,
Republican wriggled out of a diff
Guilty. "You couldn't elect an angel
of light upon such a platform as that"
quoth the Republican 10 a rabid
Democrat. "Couldn't?" was the re-
ply, why, I'd vote for an angel of
light on any platform" "Oh. that's
not the difficulty responded Repub-
lican. IAN angel of light wouldn't
stand on it; that's what's the matterl'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
APPOINTMENTS FOR PUBLIC
SPEAKING
IN THE
FIRST COSGRKssIONAL DISTRICT.

The attention of the County Central
Committees and Grant clubs in the re-
spectfve localities Is called to the follow
ing appointments, with h request that
they take immediate steps tor securing a
large attendance of the people. If 1t is
thought best by the local Committees to
change the hour OF meeting. 1t car bedone,
provided the change will not interfere
with other appointments. Notice should
at once be sent to the Speakers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
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XES ..

Common shape, as good as the best. This
RED JACKET (Colburn's Patiently AXE
cannot be excelied. We guaranty they
Will cut % per cent. more that common
Axes, with less labor TO the chopper.
Send for circular and prices to
q BAKEWELL, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
Hardware Dealers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
GOVERNOR CONRAD BAKER
AND
GENERAL JAMES G. VEATCH,

WIN address the County Convention of
Pike County, Saturday, August LIST.
Gen. Veatch VIII fill Col. Cumbaek's APP
pointment for this date in Pike County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
ALb-YIOLENF PURGA-

Ia TIVES. They ruin the tone of the
bowels and weaken the Digestion. TAR
RANTS EFFERVESCENT 6ELTZER
APERIENT is used by rational people as
the stomach liver, and intestines, because
it removes obstI uctions without pain, and
imparts vigor to the organs which IL purl-
heS and regulates. Sold by all druggists.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
- NORTHUMBERLAND

bs1E vALh srMrrArg-Dat6iE8
IS& e&otesieeiJ TO the .Aht ANt SeTb1SfH
so mitch, u Is that I haze done one ttfnq n n
time."-Wm. Pitt. Terms $500 per academic
year. Young ladies desiring to fit them
selves for teaChers OF the piano. harm
organ. guitar, melodeon, or voealizstion,
in the shortest time possible, would do
we'll to address PRIECIPAL NJ v. s., M. V
Box, New London, Conn.
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HARDWARE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.
con GREssIoNA L.

In The 5 n,te. on the llth, ate, the
irausscfiaD q some unimportant business,
the supplementary rccpn-i raeiion bill was
tsken up. when Mr.. DAVIS. a Kentucky,
moved, Substitute Cor the Instructions
= the Judiciary committee proposed by Mr.
bsoLirrLE, that the committee be insIue-
tel % report The, this bill Do not pass. aud
also 20 report bill rcpesling oil the recon-
s'ruciion acts. Mr. DAVIS then addressed
the senate upon the subject Il rceonsiruc-
ton, sad bad not concluded at the hour of
adj tournament
In the Ilouse. the bill in relation 20 the
right Of American citizens in foreign eoun-
tries was discussed and then laid aside \
message vas received from the President
letter in reply TO Gen. Grant.
The SP akcr also laid before the House n
letter from Cen. Grant ia reply 10 the Pre-
sident. Both letters we're referred to the
reconstruct on committee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
THE WHEELING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR 1868.

From var.ous quarters Of the State we henrthat
systematic, and determined efforts are making 10
push into circulation journals which sympathiz-
ed with the rebellion during its progress, and
desperate effort Is being made to give the party
they represent the asccndency in our Govern
meut through the triumph of their champions In
the choice OF our next President and Congress
The year upon which have entered will no
doubt he the crisis year in the history Of the no
iitioal decade, and 10 the newspaper the people
will look for the varied reports which nre incl
dental 20 the
Great PRESIDENTIAL CIKPiIGN.
In this year also, W. have an election Of moro
than usual Importance from the fact that n Gov
ernOr and all tho other State officers Judges
Representatives in Congress, Senator'S ard Dele
gates, (who arc 10 choose United States Sena-
tor, and in addition, tho principal county Off
GERS arc also 10 be chosen This in connection
with the choice of PrcsidSu: and Vice President
OF tho United States makes the present year one
OF more than ordinary interest To our people AMI
the lNTELLIGENcgR as in years past will be found
battling for the great principles oSl,igLs sT>2 lln-
mainly.
While we shall necessarily devote considerable
space to the politics OF tho day, sustaining the
Republican party, which has preserved tho Ma
ton from disunion, the leading interests OF tho
country will not be overlooked or neglected.
In order To place the IErRfdIGEvcga within the
reach Of all. we have resolved 10 ODER It's. Week
ly the ensuiDe year at the following rates
One copy year. So 90
One copy months, / 90
One copy months 90
Clubs 81 ., $50
Clubs Of 10, ~ no
And one 10 ge,icr mp ofclub. Additional COP
les at same price
Clubs Of 20 u ma
And one TO gettcr up Of club. Additional cop
ics NJ same price.
Clubs Of 30 30 names of subscrbcrs 300
And one 20 gcttcr up of club. Additional cop.
les 10 same prize.
Clubs Of %, to one Address. 70 90
And one 20 getter up Of club. Additional cop
les nj Same price.
Clubs OF 100, 10 one address, 10000
Aud one copy Of DAILY 10 poiier up Of club.
ibis offer shall rewain oIcn during the month
Of February.
We believe that the circulation of 10 900 COP
ies OF tie WErgLg INrELLIGEScER during the COIN
ing year would he more efcctuhl ia influencing
af confirming voters than five times their eoet
spent in the ordinary way just before election
Almost every Republican knows honest Demo
crats, who need only 10 be- undeceived in order
70 vote right IN tho coming contest See 10 IA
that such are supplied with The WEgELY lvrYttt-
GgvcyH ~ costs but little aud The result will 10
permanent.
Friends who propose 10 cooperate with US
please scud us your orders rs promptly rs may ic
We would Ike 10 have as many Of your subscrip-
lions as possible commence " th the ist.or March
Address
CAMPBELL, FREW & Co,
Wheeling, W Va.
February :, 1865.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

AAitNHfn = hItAfstf tff = ArtfHs
Nm. EDTToa Sir, allow ule through yotr val
uable columns, 90 publish the proceedings q che
tatterson's Greek Amelioraiing SOsiety" 81
Feb. 1th 1853
ON the 2sth Jany last the Patterson's Creek
Matchmaking Society challenged the members II
the Huntington Lyceum tp meet the "paitcr-
son Creek AmelioInting Socicty'' al the John
con school House, on Patterson Greek o. dis
-cuss the Question, Resolved, that there l. more
Attraction To the eve in Art than in Nature"
The Burlington l.yCeum accepted the challenge
and appeared in defence Of tie Affirmative. The
proceedings were as follows:
LIST. The house was called To order by the Pre-
sident. ID. The wcll-known song Of delaware
Del, W was sung bS e. L. JouNsoN and others.
?. y. r. Johnson aud \. Il. REEsy delivered We
ry beautiful dcclamations. | must say they ~
ceved the congratulations ofthe audience.
4th. Referred Questions. LIST. does a turnip
contain blood Answered very Deliberately bv
y. fLANloAN and l.. +. RUrPEL I'd To what
ratelv 10y j. 4. PARSER aud l.. r. IUrrEG
9th. The question for discussion was then ia
ken up and discussed very ably and eloqucutly
by the following gentlemen viz
AFFiRNkTi1E.-th arlcs II. Nandivcr. John "
Nandiver, James W. Crawford aud Isaac kuy-
kendall.
NEGATvr.-JomcS T. Parker, VIM. D. Reese.
sr., H. + Euprcl aud samuel Umstot
The Judges, Frederick " Sheetz Sila, Tav-
Tor and David FOX, decided unanimously la ia
of the Negative.
9Th. OBEY j. EEysg then read An Essay on Va.
turc, which was very lengthy. eth. The Socic-
y then thanked the members of the Burlington
LNccum tor accepting the challenge and defend
ing the affirmative SO ably. Sth. The Society
then adjourned Ia meet on Friday Feb 18th
1868, at half past o'clock, T.. VI. \ MEMBER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
wAsmNGrox, Feb. ll,h.-The Prcsi-

WAsuiSGroS, Feb. llth.-The Prcsi-
dents ~ binder 60 General Grant aud accompa-
n1ing siatcucni ~ mrfnlCrs ~ the cabinet were
read ia the House this afternoon, and listened 20
by the members aud spectators with undivided
attention. The Presidents letter did not excite
any special remark during the reading, but the
letters of Mess-s. Melles McCniloch aud Seward
were grreted with oGtiursis Of laughter on the
FepubliCnn ide &c the House. The first two cx-
cited thc 'rsihles 10y reason uf their brcvity
and sweeping endorsement Of the general state
meuis oi the President, and the letter Of Mr. Scr
ard provoked 'merrimeut by reason of what the
members termed is Sewardism, its diplomatic
character. and here aud there non -ctmmittal
phrascology. Cen. Grants final reply To the
President was received this afternoon AT the Ia
ecutive mansion just ~ the private secretary was
leaving Tor Cungress with the President reuin-
der. ia about an hour afterwards the President
sent to ihe House a copy Of Gen Grants last let
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

SO ''c residence Of the brides r,Ihc-. bv the
Rev. James Eeatv. Nr GEO W. llsiSvs fo Miss
AHrY SrArsEs. daughter Of SIR. Frederick Siarucs
-1Il Of tH's county.
tu the 2-th ult. by Rev. Dr Tc1thermpn. Nr
b'sHf E. Lsirurguty, of Mineral county, Co
Evrt j. LrrwI.s, dnughtcr OF Daniel Ludwrck
90 Obs county.
On fhc l2Mirst. by Rcv. John W Nihiscr
Nr. j0ss1l EVANS, % Hiss JANE llINu, all Of
Grant county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

the South BHbsh Wire Suspension BRIDE
under the Law q Virginia. Ii. hcTsi THAI
the "AlleFnnisn'' AMI other papers Il Cum
bcrland will give this Suggestion Their Pre-
sent a,ieniion. rs The vsiuo II this oouucc-
ton 70 Cumberland vil prove both great
and permanent fOgREsI.uNuY~r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

10 Western weather prophets predicted
from the manner in which the muskrats built
their houses, and from other "signs," that
mild winter would be experienced in Min
rcsota. The papers of that State, howev-
en- assert that they have not had such cold
wiutcr since 1856.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

la the Senate, on the Il,h, the follow
ing bills were Rad tha second time aud r.
fcrred Senate Bill No. 81, a bill tn trans
fer the interest Of this State i'm the wire
suspension bridge across the South Branch
of the Potomac river, in Hampshire coun-
~, 20 said county. Senate Bill No ca. a
biz 10 incorporate the New Creek aud Me
chauicsburg Turnpike Company.
In thc House, Mr.. FLgMING, Of Uarri.
son, from the Committee on Counties and
Townships, reported bill to alter part Of
tho division line between the counties Of
Hampshire and Mineral.
BY Mr.. LARGENT A petition from 4
VI. Alvcrs' and III other citizens of
Hampshire county, asking for change of
tie county scat.
The following resolutions Of inquiry were
offered:
by Mr.. WEIGH: Amending the act 10
prevent the prosecution Of suits aaI the
suing out If process by persons engaged III
rebellion.
by MIR. LARGENT: Conveying tho in
tcrcst of the State in the wire suspension
bridge on the South Branch in Hampshire
county, to tile stockholders 10 that county.
House Bill No. 81, tn incorporate the
North and South Branch Turnpike Compa-
ny was passed.
THE CAPITAL QUESTION
House Bill No. 20, for the permanent
location of the Capital Of the State coming
up, rather a disgraceful debate Of per
sunal nature, says the Register. was indul-
gcd in by several members. The vote was
taken at LA O'Clock, On the passage Of the
bill with Buckhannun named as the place.
and IT was rejected by the following vote /:
NcNs-A dRuson, Bender Bllmver Bogress
Chambers, Crane, Huntington, Evans, Fergu.
son, of Cahcll and Lincoln, Gold, Grexurv, la
gar, Harrow, lIcermahs, Hinchman iiowcs Lar
gent, Mann, McClaskey Ncwlin, Pinnen Pope
Richmond, Riddle, Smith, Spauldiug, Tabicr.
Waggy-29.
Nnys-AlIison, Armstrong Blair. Bourhner
Chase Cole, Dawson. Fleming, o. Marion Flern-
ing, Of Harrison, Ferguson. of Marshall G.T
Ilervcy, Huffman jacob. James Mal,n Martin
Miller. Morgan, Parker, Powell, Ste wart Tomlin-
sou Welch, WoOdfOrd, McWhorier Speaker,
. Whole numb,r OF mcnLcrs ol,ct jG-
number If votes necessary To pass Lill 20
SO the bill be fore the House failed o. pas,
Mr.. FERGUsON, of Cabcll, moved TO recon.
slider the vote just taken. Carried lie mex
moved TO lay it on the table. Carried. So
the bill rests on the table for che present
-~..-
EE-A Washington dispatch says some
one asked TBAD. STEVENS, this afternoon
what he thought;ol Gen. GRANT now III.
reply was, Gle is boldcr man than I
thought him. we will take him lat, The
church now
TIE ALABAMA Constitution VorF-
In thirfy-four counties the vote for the CON
stitution stands 5l,737, and the rcri.ra.
ton in the same counties III ,2Gg. Thi.
includes al the negro counties except Ilali
and Marcngo. The twcaty-six remaining
counties have white majoriiies, and will not
vote at all. To carry the constitution 81
600 Nnfcs will hnve IN hn rnII.I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

FSA young Yankee school marin . a,
Char'cs'own, jefferson county, Is suspected
OF having gotten possession Ola considerahlo
sum Of money 10 huild 'chool-houss, anil
then decampcd 10 Boston.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

~ We can always tell what sort of a
woman mcn manies, by the way lie treats
SD" printer. If he gets d common wife he
forget, the printer altogether. If he gets
to'orobly good wife lie will send in the no
' of hja marr.age. If lac gets very good
n.. ta will send the printer Sic, Of cake
.mr'ryirs the notice. If he get, an ex
o.. .'1 one, he vii. send grccuback wish
'jcc. And il he gets glorious, an
~ra'usc-all affection and goodness
.uIe to send the printer q gold or sill
dollar with the notice Of his happiness
IaiLrry Ncrs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

II is the J-NFAiIING REMEDY in oil cases of Nau-
ralgia Facialis, often e1ecting a perfect cure i'm
less than twcnty-fUur hours, from the use Of no
more than TWO on THREE PMS.
20 other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease
has failed to yield 10 this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in the scverest cases OF Chronic Neural
gia and general nervous derangemcuts,-of ma
ny years standing, -afcCtug the entire system,
its use for a few days, II few weeks at the ut
most, always affords the most astonishing relief,
aud very rarely fails to produce a complete and
permanent cure
ltconiains no drugs or other materials in the
slightest degree injurious, even TO the most deli
cate system, and can ALWAYS lie used with
PEKFECT SAFETY.
1t las long been in constant use by many OF
our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give ii tlicir unanimous and unqualified ap-
proNI!.
Sent hy mail on rcccip, Of price, and postage
One package, Sl.oo, Postage 6 cents
Six packages, 500, -
Twelve packages, 900, q" AZ
Ii is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in
drugs and medicines throughout the United
States aud by
TURNER & co, Sole rroprictors,
100 fremont 81, Bostoa, Mass.
Jan. %, 1865. -Gm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
DIED.

Ga Monday, 10Th inst, at the home Of his faith
OH 'n Boston N.,ssschuscus, Mr. Wv. DARROw,
5000 Iu..t. OF samuel ID. Brady. Esq.
Ou tlr 't' uIf no lis rcsitcucc, near liumil-
H t.Iaa,' county. Missouri Col. Jp-FrI
It.-r. n.m,ty ot thia county iu about Ga G
fa'I ycir 70 Iis r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

TErThe Commissioning OF Agriculture
nr.ently recommends the repeal Of the du-
.y an imported cattle, in order to encour-
age improvement Of breed, especially in the
South and West.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

1S Mr.. GroRoE BROwN. has received
at his Confectionery Store, ou Main Street,
supply Of Fresh Orange. Cab On him,
you that want something nice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
S5 A C g,
III Acres.
nna /. fnclr TINIBIrIsIcD-

4ih s iract Of 9s4 Cries. finely
Timhcrcd Land on Swisher's Ron. erantcd to
said Brady Us patent dated June ioth. 1922
oh tract ~ IO ACRES. nlar
Springfield, sold by Jacob Arlington 70 said
Brady.
Cih. 4 traci Of - 4 crcA. near sprjng-
Yield. OF tio Frankfort road conveyed 90 said
Brady hy certain Of Che heirs Of Richard White
man. decd
T"- Pursons desiring 20 purchasc real estate.
ar' requests tel io examine the above described
Lnris it b. seldom Chat so much valuable bro
rgtv D. offered at public sale. These lands are
sold ior thc purpose OF Distributing the proceeds
~ stlc among the heir, of said John Brady. Ir
be sde of said property cannot for any reason
uc completed on sud 1Hv, Do viii be- continued
from dAy 90 day until all may bc sold
IFrvH 0P Stls.-Clsh sufficient io nav c,sfs
Of g.t and cos. pf sale the residue upon n cr,,l.
% ot one $3.50. end three years from ddy OF sale
Give d.'etrol payments Go bear interest from tie
Gay ct sale, asd ihc purchaser 90 execute bond
Will approved security for the deferred payments
JOHN J. JACOB,
Special Commissioner
Hampshire Coz, Jan 81 I8Cs.-;d5
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14
baltimore cattle Market.
I'VE STOCK SCALES, Feb. 6, lSGs
Rc~c;ptS Jol tie Week.

Bccvcs G7O
sheep and Lambs IuS0
Hogs 32ol
Total 1886
Prices If dccf cdHIc az tic market h;s r-cck.
Very bcst 3 C,lGc.
That generally rated FIRST quality as G.
Medium good fair quality q az
Ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows C,.G e
Inferior and lowest grades Of cattle 41O1
General average ni the market to-day CSC.
Extreme range Of prices IlG loo.
Most of the sales are from q Gsr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

AGENTS YoE EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS,
AnFo"no', that m consequence Of ne orer-
stocking # tie English market. nm immcnse
qrastdy IF DR& and FANCY GOODS
haze bern col'sigae''to than ,eifh "a. tyRct;oas
10 he cleared Ior Immediate Cash. at any
mrr;foe. 4. ,f o., hare, therefore. ,t-
~oicc,i 10 mir Them according tn their ordi-
nary sysieRi 81 business at 81 each, ,cihout
regard ~ cdiWe
Tie GIori'g Ea sho,rs he original
'rLoIes0ic prizes ot some ot-a,c articles rhich
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-14

hyNoE or JUDICIAL ArPoINTMENTs.-
4 ramon reaches Us from an intelligent
lt abroad Of changes in tho judiciary
t = 3 HAIL, Of Jefferson Circuit, to
90 H.ncL cf Court Of Appeals, aud Jo-
y CnArmNE, present Senator from
r-on. 90 take his place on Circuit Court
Ir.h. W give il f,r what it is worth.