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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09
EALTzELL g. C O
Iuiend removing to their large and spa
cious room next week They are now
receiving an extra shipment Of ex-
traordinary Inducements in
CHEAP DRY
GOODS.

IL Is impossihieto specify, 10 give price list,
but call and see foe Yourselves, and learn that We
shall celebrate this glotious event by strewiog o.
YER this vast country bargains unknown 20 the
inhabitants thereof. To our patrons and those
who have stood by and aided us ia the establish
ment of this successful enterprise we return our
sincere aud heartfelt thanks. To our enemies
who hunted ms down because with energy we as
sailed old fogyism and refused to follow the bea-
ten pathway, breaking down monopolies and
furlug the banner OF right and self independence
Ito these we fling the gaunte, of defiance, dare
them to sell goods at our prices, and promise in
the future TO give them away for less than they
can buy them.
Now our room is ample, aud shall endeav :
or keep the best selected stock of dry go DDS in
Western Maryland. We will try and supply the
wants OF all, and assure you that no where else
can you find the same goods at tie same extraor-
diuary low price,
Don't be backward-comc ono, come all, and
next week Il will lac 90 Baltimore street, where
you will find That great cheap store of
BALTZELL & Co.
Cumberland, Sept. ., 1870
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EALT'I1TOTsr3. MD.
[ By Authority Of the Governor

by Authority Of the G5ysrnarr
No. :S.e. Joint y Resolution
Proposing an Aulcli ri5ucut
to the Constitution OF iho
state.
Resoird by me- Legislofvl Of va Iv
The following IS proposed ~ on tmcr'
the Constitution Of this State 10 Dr. .gHs'I't
for section one % article three thereof auI % ~
come part n The said Constitution when nt.l
according 90 tie provisions thereof naue'r
"The male citizens ~ The State SHALL te e1.-
lied 10 vote at All elections held within oh. ..
lion districts 10 which they respectively r.l.
but no person who is n minor, or NJ uasn
mind, or paupcr. or who is under cortl.fI.l .'
treason, felony or bribery In on election orr.
has not been "A resident of the State flr one F-t.
and Of the county iu which Do offers fI s...
I thirty days next preceding such offer. il.
permitted 20 vote while such disability .-
tnues.'
Adopted February %, 1870
in The House Of Delegates. Thursday T.a"f
~ %, 1870, the above resolution was aIarNi
Tue WAS wEEE-Mes7rs Wcich Speaker
Agnew. Ballard Of Monroe Ballard of Ln-In
BelizhOOyer Bower, Branuon. Bug Ult
son. Donchoo. Evans Farusworh l.Ar .m
aeau. Flick. Gaudce. Guthrie IIerycy .
ackson, Judy, Lamb Iamon Lynch Naf
I MclOy. Meadows, Miller, Nicely. P0Wnl.. ..a.
! kepp, Scott smith, Toter, Thomas, Wells d.
/ Wilknson-33
/ Tue NAYS wERE-Nessr5. Baker Bar..
. pcnier, Chambers, Collins, Cacrn Dl. Is
I ris, G0H, !iassicr, Ill., Howe. Pcrpo'1t
/ Rexrood, Sturgiss, Summers nnd W helf
| 10 The SENATE, Monday, February ~
above resolution was adopted
The Yeas wERE-Messrs F8rnswJrih .r
/ dcut) Applegate, Brown Gather jamie
/ Jesse ~, Cook, Crane, Davis Dayton
+ tle. Gold Hartman, kO0nce. Leonard
Phelps. Hamsdc aud YOung-l8.
THE NAYS wERE-Mc8U Borcmau.
7 reys. WcruinQcr and Wilson
Aug ~ l91O.-12w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

BE-W. NJ. AMBLER, of Louisa county,
has been bound over to September Court of
that county for aiming himself and five
blacks with guns and marching to the
assault of tho house Of Oliver p. Winston
AIr Winston was not at home and Mr.
Amber and party, after making fierce war
like demonstrations, withdrew. The cause
is said to have been that Mrs. Winston
slapped the jaws of one of Mr.. Amber
sons for insoloncc to her Mr.. Amber was
formerly in both branches Of tie General
Assembly.
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Baltimore Female COLA,


This Institution, Incorporated E, ~
literally endowed hy the State of N.-,i
ls6o, affords Boardcrs aud Day Pupil, a., .-.-
vantage TO acquire a thorough and sr,l-..' i-
education. II has good Iibrary. Che. . ,''e
Philosophical Apparatus, and valuable ~, y
OF Minerals, Gems, Coins, and Medals &
pupils IRON the different counties 10 Marrh- I.
II has an extensive patronage from the NJ
Southern aud Western States. The qSS , ,.a'
Session opens Sept. 9Th N-l-A
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
n. G. Brooks, LID, Professor Of Apc,s,,,
guages. '~'
I. Lucy, M, Professor of Nalhcmaucs 4.
Mr.. Louis Lauer, Professor of German -
Nj. j. Van Reuih, Professor Of Paintin,
Madame z. NJ. Chafiee, Professor of Frrs.,
Miss y. NJ. Gilmer, Mathematics ana II..,'.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lucy, Belles-Leticrs and lb,.,,.
Miss lmogen II. Simmons, Piano and S,p-,ss
Mrs. +. A. Polster, Piano aud Guitar s1s
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music
For Catalogues or any information a3l-,..,
c. BROOKS, Lid, rresidcnL ~
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sa~Twenty-ouo men in a single neigh
borhood in Kanawha county left the Rad
ical party last Saturday They believe that
"the white race is the ruling race Of th is
Republic" And the cry is "sdll ihey
come - Ch1rie.f,u Courigr.
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NOTICE

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between
n JOHN RUSSELL ana JACOB A. MAR
kER, at thc Oyershot Flour Niu. Prank fort.
West Va has this dag mutually expired Ali
persons indebted to said firm will please clu oa
said Jacob s. Marker and settle thc same Iuiue-
dHtely, and sll claimants viii please present
uIeir ollie f0rHWlih for payment
RUSSELL d MARKER
Frankfort va, Aug. j., ls1o.
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LAT Err!

THE PROCLAMATION or THE MINISTRY
THE FEELING OF THE PEOPLE
PARIS, September Midnight AS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

How IT WoHKs-In South Carolina
the Legislature, q majority Of which is com.
posed Of blacks, passed a bill empowering
board Of commissioners to purchase large
districts Of vacant land, and to sell them at
cost and on easy credits to the freedmen
All this looked very fair; but it now turns
out that the individual commissioner formed
a ring, bought up lands, and sold them to
the board at enormous profits, and that the
blacks cannot afford to give tho double prices
paid per acre
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

GOVERN your thoughts when alone and
your tongue wacn in company
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

SINGULAR STROKE OF LIGHTNING
One of the most singular freaks Of lightning
that has ever come to our knowledge occur
red about ten days since Mr.. Emanuel
DUR, residing in the vicinity of the Canal,
about / miles from Sharpsburg, at the
time mentioned sent his son Charles, aged
about IL years, for his cows, sometime in
the evening, and a rain suddenly coming
up, the lad took shelter under a tree, but
he had not been long there when terrific
fash oflightning blinded him for n moment,
and upon recovering his senses, found that
the fluid bad entered, from the tree against
which he was leaning, at The neck, passing
down his back, twisting itself twice around
one Of his legs and passing out at the sole
Of his foot, but not before it had broken
che bones Of the same The youth had in
his arms, at the time Of the stroke, a small
dog, and another was crouchng at his feet.
both Of which were killed The boy was
uuabloto reach his home without assistance,
and was not found until about 10 o'clock
at night, although his father made stringent
search for him lie is slowly recovering
although his suForings have been great
Hgy,rst0irD N1H, September q
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

WE should more seldom take offence at
each other, five looked oftencr az The yhy
thau the what
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
WI Chewing Tobacco, assorted brand
yau ous prices, p and 8 plugs 30 thc pour.
No cases Black Sweet Navy, 2s and
ID cases Bright Sweet Navy
los Ektu Fine;
L1 boxes superior Light Pres ID ditto
Just received aud loi sale by
LOGAN BRO. q
Ola stand. 5000
Winch lor JaIy Do. 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

EEIRA HART's Foa Hoie Boy,r is
pronounced TO bc one Of jho most useful nipple
mcu's farmer can have u viii pay for itself
boz halfa day work and when once used 10 viii
uO more De dispensed with than n shovel or
spade in che ordinary work 81 Erm Call and
Sec tho tool 90 this Office
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New Advertisements

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

LONDON, September 3 -Load1n Is wild
with delight over the Prussian triumph -
The streets, for two hours, were filed with
excited mulutudes. Englishmen congrat
ulated each other as il there had been an
English victory. The symplthios with
Prussia were never so strongly manifested
The news of the surrender was publish
ed here by the "Dlily News" in an extra.
about half past ten O'Clock this morning
The other papers soon followed placards
were posted everywhere in The streets, and
thousands Of dispatches were sent in every
direction
The "Pall Mall Gazette" saws TIL.
news will be regarded as final Tfthc En-
pcror hopes by O. hastily patched up peace
90 iind means 60 transfer thc throne to his
son 10 is the last aud greatest dclu-ion Of n
life OF decisions. lie may fud 10 easier TO
begin than TO end war. Peace is by mo-
means yet certain. There is no Govern.
ment to mako peace. Imperialism is dead.
An Orleans Government or o Republic can
hardly begin by surrender Franco has
for the first time to act Her eyes arc for
the first time opened
The "Egcning Standard" says Sedan
Is tue Empcror's Waterloo The second
Empire is now ovcrthrown."
The STANDARD" deprccates cxultatiou,
and expresses heartfelt sympathy with the
fallen sovereign
The echo says "Tho Empcror's last
act does what is possible TO redeem hi.
fault The author Of the war surrender,
himself to The conqucror, admitting bis own
defeat which may help to avert that Of
France"
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EsvJudga BOND has decided that a ne
gro cannot be disfranchised, aud that a
white man can. The next step viii be to
exclude white children from the public
schools to make room for the negroes -
Way notl Would such step be any more
outrageous than 70 exclude white men from
the polls 70 make room for the negroes p
H7uiasJtUy NsC Er0
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G5-We now have The decision Of United
States Judge bat Cgngro has Icgislatcd
for thc negro and against the white man
Is there white man in this county, who
will cast his vote 40 the next election 90
sustain such an outrage on bis own Grace
and cJlOr?'
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Es-lf you believe chat tie negro has q
better right Go vote ihan IN d.fauchisoi
white tax payers ot Obs State, why, vote
the Radical ticket IT, on tbe other hand,
yon arc dctcrm ned To- stand by your own
race and color, vote against Raiicalism
The lines have been drawn a vote for the
Radical ticket is declaration that the Negro
IS bettcr and entitled 20 more rights thar a
disfrauchiscd white man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-09

IUy HuIUUTIIy Of Ine JIY0F0|T-
No. 'S.s. Joint Resolution
Proposing un = ulc li ri1ucut
to the Constitution OF tho
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr..
0dlin introduced a bill to enable
associations Of persons loaning
funds for building homesteads, to
become incorporated.
This bill is intended as a gener-
al law, and repeals existing laws
on the same subject.
The Senate ooncurred in the
House amendments to the bill to
authorize the Commissioners OF
Butler county to borrow money on
the bonds of the county and to Sc
cure money due the county.
Proceedings Of the House were
unimportant. .-e
In the Senate, on the 9th, the
Soldiers Orphans Home Bill was
passed, with amendments, one Of
which locates the Home at Xenia,
its present location.
The House passed the bill au-
thorizing counties to appropriate
money TO secure the location OF
the Agricultural College.
On the 7th, the Senate passed
the bill repeating the act for tho
correction of clerical errors II
pleadings, and the House bill fol
the enlargement Of lunatic asylums
The bill requiring members o
Boards Of Education to reside il
the wards electing them failed II
Its passage, as also did the bill h
regulate railroads. House bill h
increase the per diem Of real estat
assessors to 80, shared the sam
/
fate.
The House passed the bill to re
peal the "visible admixturen law
yeas 81, nays AZ. The bill to pre-
vent and punish ballot.box stufiin
was also passed.
In the Senate on the 9th, tn
bill providing for a minority repre-
sentation in boards Of election, wa
passed d-yeas 20, nays6.
The House postponed the col
! sideration of the general tax bi
till the I'd Wednesday in January
1871.
The bill to amend the liquor Ia
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lFor the Lancaster Gazette.l
Tho State Farm EROad


Hillite is again before the public
adding Taxpayers, as if he paid
tax on something.
We beg the indulgence of the Ed
itor and public to simply state; ;
that a due amount of candor, and
truth, are requisite to render any
communication or it's author wor-
thy ofany notice or respect. These
qualities being entirely absent with
Hillite and his piece, the same is
passed by.
His nine items embrace not less
than a dozen direct and implied
falsehoods. There is not chuck
hole on the road, The grading Of
the road was admirably done. The
gravel was none below a good com
mon article, and agood portion the
best in the county. The Engineer
ing was done with care and skill
and so forth, throughout. A mans
Wholesale assertions, however, are
generally a good exponent to his
unscrupulous character. m
The public when they read are
entitled TO reason, facts and truth
and should not be imposed on BY
slang.
The adage may be current witt
some, that "a lie told and wei
stuck to is as good as the TRUTH
with such, however, honest people
want nothing to do, Hillite viii
do to sell coal lands and stock, o.
cren "kead blocks"
| Pro BoNo PUBLIco.
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xas pasusds-s6l to 90. Il makes
owners of property responsible for
any damage resulting ffom sale Of
liquor where they have known
when leasing It that twas to be
used for such purpose.
A resolution was adopted for adj
iolrnment from the 18th of April
to the first Tuesday in. January,
I871-yeas "a, nays 10.
Proceedings of the 9th unimport-
ant, in both Houses.
The Senate, on the 11th, referred
to committee ofthree, an invita-.
tion to the Legislature from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
visit WashiIsiQn over said Road
and its connexions, ~,
In the House a Joint resolutior
was adopted asking Congress tt
take charge Of the Kanawha and
James River canal.
The bill to enable railroad com
panies to redeem their bonded in
- :
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Sabbath School Convention.

The Greenfield Township Sab
bath School Association, will hold
a convention on Saturday and
Sunday, April 23d, and oath. The
opening services will be held on
the 23d, 1OA. NJ. All persons in
terested in the Sabbath School
work, are invited to attend.
The following subjects have been
proposed for discussion:
What time should be devoted to
such session, and how systematizcd
to create the highest interest?
What qualifications are requisite
to success, in a Sabbath School
teacher? IeHf
Can instrumental music be in
troduced into Sabbath Schools anG
Churches, on scriptural and chris
tian groundE
How early may We expect tho
conversion of children?
w. G. HANER,
JESSE BROOKS,
G. b. MILLS,
Com. of Arrangements.
Dumontville, Apr $40.
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almost beyond estimate; we know
however, this much, that the Di-
rectors are men Of acknowledged
ability, shrewd, sagacious, business
men, who after fully Satisfying
themselves as to tie value Of these
lands, have entered "zeslously iAto
the field" expecting large feturns
for their investments. Hon. H. S.
Walbridge, and Capt. James Mont
gomery Of our city have each taken
100 shares of stock 2 i@' 70
These lands $1,000 acres) were
purchased at an. average. Of 500,
per acre, though lnuds adjoining
and less valuable, cannot be bought
to-day at less than about $50 per
acre. /. l know of no lands of equal
richness in minerals. How can we
estimate the value ofcoal-lands like
these--22 feet Of available coal,
besides 10 feet more that can only
lssmined by sinking shafts of so
or, 80 feet9 These lower veins Of
coal are, however, excluded from
any estimate made by the Compa-
ny, as tnere VIII De no neccsslIy
Besides the ~ feet Of available
coal, there rare several seams Of iron
ore, varying ~ snlcknsss from stA y
incnes 70 SIX lee,. I!oi. oo ~
Mormley, sao odany, geoiogls., es1iina'es oo'
vVu,VoU sons ot iron IRON ole On IneSe
la9os, 9uah'i.leS %
sait' e3''''' en,& nIe Gay &c, a
SNARE q ''Rtt y iAceo AZ @Vv' ~
az 70 come Mi1nin .ne reacn 1tan
~ pei cent y shis 10 payapie, op
subscription Oh stoch, anu Tue pal'
ance wnen needeu anu caileu LOT py
tne Directors 70 pay ior real es.ate'
secure railway iacll!ies, anu pro
wac aoequate capi'ai ior oe'eiop
ing tne mines.
Vnly q suincient alnouht ol s1ocA
wiz pe solo 70 place ens COMPANY
IN g9oa working conul.lo1' AZ
tue Dlrectors Win Wnom nav.
conversea lelt connoenI Ine stocf .i
wouiope sougn1 ior, ana pe wortl
q nlgn premium as soon as tn'
hall hoaa wouio penetrate 10 I'M
mines. Every owner ol u snare .
stock is entitiea 10 TWO IONS Oh Goa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-04-14
SOMETHING NEW.


The well known reputation of the
American Watches to with5tand hard
knocks-makes them much sought after
by persons Of ordinary means as relia-
Bile time keepers, but it is not known (at
least to but few that the Bartlett, Ell
cry and Home movements-sold by
dealers generally, for "f eweled' are
jeweled on the upper plate only--and
so marked on the company's price lists.
1 am now jeweling all the above brands
of Waltham us well as Elgin move
ments, on the under plate, with the fin
est quality Of stone jewels, thereby
making the cheapest brands of Ameri-
can Co.'S Watches, as durable and cor
rect timers as their finest, and at much
less cost. Persons having watches OF
the above brands can have them jewel
ed and warranted as well done and to
give as good satisfaction as If done by
the Factory, or no charge. Call and see'
L.C. BUTCH.
Toncaster March 31. 1970-3t#
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GENERAL THOMAS.
rho Final Ob.squIos at Troy.

Troy, N. Y, April S.-The obse.
quies of General Thomas took
place to-day. The weather was
fine, but the city wore a somber as,
pect. Public and private buildings
were draped in mourning, and the
streets filed with people. All the
morning martial men marched to
and fro to the beating of muiiled
drums, taking their places in the
line of the funeral cortege. The
President, Secretary of the Trea.
sury, Secretary of War, Attorney
General, Postmaster General, Gen
eral Sherman, the Congressional
delegates, representatives of the
army, Governor and Legislature OF
the State, citizens and dignitaries
of all ranks In life were present to
testify the nations sense of its ir-
reparable loss.
st. Paurs Church, where the cx-
ercises took place, was draped with
American flags, bordcred with
Grape, and emblems Of griefmet the
eye in every part of the editlce.
Bishop Doanc read the service,
and Professor Gay presided at the
organ. The musical portion OF
the services consisted of the hymn,
"Brief is life" and the solo, 81
know that my Redeemer liveth."
The procession then formed and
marched, to solemn music, to the
cemetery.
When the cemetery was reached
the Episcopal commitment service
was read by Bishop Doane, whcr
the procession returned to tn,
church, and was dismissed.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health 10 q few weeks, by a very simple rome-
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung Affection, and that dread disease
Consumptlon-ls anxious 10 make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who doslro Il, he will sond copy Of
the prescription used (free Of chargcl, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Ccnsump-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis. etc. The object Of
the advertiaerin sending the Prescription Is to
benefit the AFFLICTED, and spread Information
which he coneeives to be Invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as u
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless.
Ing. "'Fh
Parties wishing the prescription, will pleas
address Rev, EDwA ARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
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