South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-20
South a}rantl, 8ntciligenter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1865.
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NAS NV'AAh Dib oiiN lNuS SNHbAtf -ANt tNc
of it trying to find the owncr.-A ST.. Lou
IS bride wore train fifteen feet long -
HEAVY decline in wooden goods in New
York.-THE entire amount of gold in the
world at the present time is estimated at a.
bout s., $50 900 900 in yalue.-A TOR
RENT Of boiling water recently burst UP
through the shaft of IN artcsian well which
was being sunk at La Crosse, Wisconsin,
scaldiDg several men and melting off the
snow for some six acres around .-TS the
manufacture Of French artificial flowers are
employed more than thirty thousand per-
sons, the trade amounting TO $4,000 600
every year.-A SQUARE in Philadelphia,
now worth millions Of dollars, was once sold
because the rents did not pay the taxes
SENSE and judgment are more desirable
than beauty and loyclincss.-ON the 29th
ultimo, in Great Salt Lake City, BRIGHAM
YOUNG was married for the thirty first time,
the happy bride being Mrs MEnlVINR VAN
CoTr, q lady tweu,y-eight years Of agc,
daughter Of Elder VAN Corr, and formerly.
while gentle, the wife Of u Mr.. CoBp,
from whom she was duly divorced, so that
she could resume her maiden name. She
IS now tho thirty first Of the Mormon pro-
Phet5 wives, not counting those who have
been only scaled, or formally married to
him for the sake Of merely securing their
salvation, since none but married women
arc admitted into the Mormon heaven. OF
The previous thirty wives, the most recent
WAS married to Brigham on the 18th OF
January, 1862 her name was Amelia Fol
SON, aud she cmigrated TO Utah from Couu-
eli Bluffs, Iowa She has since presided
over his establishment and sat in the first
place in the temple and the theatre. Now
she resigns this distinction to Mrs. Van
Colt, and becomes lost in the general mass
Of tho household The prophets thirty
first wedding festival was also distinguish
Cd by the marriage Of Isis fourth daughter,
Emily, 10 Elder HIRAM l.. CLAwsoN, whose
first wife is also NIr. Young's Oldest dauel
ter, Alice TIM Kentucky Democratic pa
Pcrs arc taking the ground that the ''pro-
cess of abolishing slavery has been revolu-
tionary;" that the ratification thereof by
tho seeded States was compulsory and
that the whole matter will be reconsidered
when military power shall be WITHDRAWN
PHE Cast Of the revolutionary heroes" is
still dying IN every section Of the Union
every few wecks-THERE is lady phvsi-
clan IN Philadelphia who has an income Of
ten thousand dollars year, and FIVE others
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took his seat with the congregation, refus-
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