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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Of the female population Of England work
out of doors. -. The oil OF sur flower seed
Is now worked over into a delicious per-
fume A MANUFACTURING concern IN
Bichmdhd, lud., now worth over $780,
600, started with a cash capital of SO.
WOODEN shoes are worn to considerable
extent by the French aud German emil
grants in Iowa and Wisconsin & factory
has recently been started for these articles
By a German in Iowa. The cheaper kinds
are worth from 80 to 80 cents PEI pair.
THE population Of the State OF Indian is
1868, 075-an increase of 323.577 since
1860. The elegant rcsldence of ". II.
MCFARLAND, Esq, "a Richmond, Va has
been sold to JAMES Lyons, Esq, for $50
oOO...- toJR brothers named CASEY
haze been elected to the Illinois I!ogis!a
ture. "A STREET pedlcr of Newark, y.
j., died recently, Leaving S30, 600 worth Of
real estate. y PORTION Of the well.kuowu
Blrnum's Hotel property, Baltimore, was
on yesterday week sold at public auction
for 100000. ROBERT Fowler, ex.State
Treasurer, was the purchaser. FRANCls
Ii. II PRIMROSE, convicted Of mbczzling
S23 GOO from the Grand Trunk Railway,
has been sentenced TO three years in the
State prison at Detroit, Mich. IA NEw
county is coin, 10 be asked If The comm,
Legislature, to be formed out Of nor,i,ns
Of Harrison, Marion, Wetzel and Mouonga-
liza. Mai S. NJ losr, has purchased
and taken the elitoriaI mapaoem6ot Of The
Valley Virginian, published q. Staroton
....HEyRY WARD ByEcuEE recently re-
ceived $500 marriage faa .Ir is stated
that there were thirfy-uiua known Victims
to lynch law in the United States Cor the
year ending OctoGo. 81, 1870. .A
DAYS length ;h;s week is nice hours and
tweuty.six minutes. after the 2Sih Of
this month, the days commence re,sino lon
ger. IT appears that the ,a.cj,ts If fle
American Colonization Society darin- the
year have been $4,000. iuolnl.rg 81 5G7
from lcoacies, S9.G9S from ci.ts and ST.
S22 from miscellaneous, sources The nun.
her of colc-cd cmizrauts Transported an III.
IBERIA during the y"ar vae 1872. the ua;ori-
~ of whom were ua'ive7 Of North Carolina
....THFHg are seven American seulp.
tors al Rome. .ir /, said that the war
costs Germany niiiioa sferiiD, y d.v
\ WAD or pad of Fab out thirty sheet, Of r,.
pcr,will, IL : sajl. tu;n ride bullet. 10
Davies county, illinois, has local preacher
l03 years old Tins bronze statues Of
the Emperor Napoleon, in Paris. have been
sent 90 The foundry tn b, melted into can.
non &C.. II has been as,ar;ainai that thcro
are, in the United States. 600 ministers
IF oil denominations, at an average salary
Of G0...A CHICAGO girl alvcr,iscs for
a husband with bnf ON, l,., J. a.,,-, 49,, :;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

19-We regret to learn that Elk. Govern.
or JOHN LETcHER, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his residence, in Lexington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

TT Ex-senator DRAKE, ofMissouri, took
the oath of Office and entered upon his du-
ties on Monday morning last as Chief JUS
tice Of tie Court of Claims.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
European War News.

The situation in France is unchanged -
No new movements of any Importance are
reported by 'o-day's kilograms. A sortie
was made few days ago from Paris, but
no results beyond the beuef, gained by rc-
oonnois>ances arc given Prussiln un- off
cial dispatches excuse the DELAY IN the bonn.
nardmcnt Of Paris by sayiur that there is a
lack OF ammunition, that the roads are too
heavy Tor bringing siegs guns forward, and
one dispatch has it that the delay is caused
y quarrel between prominent generals
on the subject. All difficulties, however.
are to be surmounted, and the lombard
ment will certainly soon begin, "if some
thing does not happen to prevent it." On
the Lore the French army is making pre-
PaTaiioas for an advance, and some Skin
mishiog has been reported The military
authorities at uavre are prepared for an at
tack, aud have determined to defend the
city TO the last. The Prussians are report
Ell concentrating at Yvetot, thirty.six miles
southeast Of Havre. The city is defended
by strong garrison, with three hundred
aud fifty guus.-Bo'. SIN, Dec 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

ETTho Philadelphia Medical and Sur
gical Review does not know of any drug
which would produce the immediate yet
temporary iusensibility which is popularity
supposed to follow the use of druggcd Ii.
quor," and is of the opinion that the talk
about liquor having been drugged is only u
sort of apology for having been drunk =
The Review III our opinion, is more than
half right.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

LAST DyIxG Sprrcu op Co,.r,-,,,-
~, ,1,...
~ y u = LII i ""|""J Ia 40""J
.H''.-Jeremiah Bailey, one Of class long
scourge to Southeastern Missouri. suffer
ed tie extreme nen,ltv - t5o l.r. -, ,to
hand, IS ~, -
'D'u' Oh uF'aay lasf' al
,"' ''"n OF New Madrid. The St Louis
republican, in an account ofthe execution,
gives this speech of the condemned man
Lr,3jes ana CeDH,o,o- mi.
appearance b,roro Won on tb;, -, . ~
Judgment seat Of Chris, and 49,, Ma
ling Won q fond o,od.bya I I'LL rr;.L
to make rov rcn,,rks
Tue Gay that ,Jamos Rroo,- no ,,,,,rl,,,.
Cd I was at rraver-mcc.i,, S,r, Cir,.;,
come to me and wanted me "a 90 - ,La
boat. which did Iba5.neycr Soon Rro"l
before. shot him pccar.o he cut In
,Erson- Wylie Sam Giryin t,l1 mo o.
shoot him. He asked me ifT had , ,is
tol tod hin | had NOT. and no ,oI5 ma
to 20 to fishing boat and ret one said
20 Brock You are the man who emf
Wylj.," and shot him. Criticudoo Cir.
vim then stamped on him. and no ofer.
ward told me to leave the country for fear
he would get into trouble. He s,id he
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
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Ihe most beautiful and the most instructive
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which is not hale tbo cost Address
JAMES WICK.
Dec o. 1870 Rochester N 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

CAHFoRYIA FLOUR AND WuEAr.-The
San Francisco Bulletin states that from
July lst to December lst, 1870, eighty
eight vessels laden with wheat have sailed
from that city TO various ports in Great
Britain and ireland The quantity Of
wheat exported during The period mention
Cd amounted to 2,50735O contals, valued
at sL723,7l4 The -four exported during
the same time amounted TO 60 800 barrels.
valued az Sis OBS The total value Of
The wheat and -four exported amounts to
s5,l4loI0 The four Is sent principally
TO China
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

How True Tho mass Of mankind ro.
fuse 90 do their own thinking, and therefore
either must be content Co Boz ruled bv the
small fraction who think for them, or, which
is often the case, force their leaders 90 DO
what Is foolish, Incorporate and absurd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
a Teacher Wanted.

Dec. % 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

tI"A Western corro.pou Lent OF the
B son J,upH declares ,hc statement that
the BuHll9cs are deserving ib, plains IS
q fiction They cover Che plain for miles
and miles The railroad track h1thrrs them.
They consider It Is snare and will not cross
It, They run along hy the silsof tie train
for miles, and whom they come % cuIvcrt
dive under o- FROM snort Of the leader
scatter over the plains
Los, or ChrrLE-}Ir. James II Jones
lost two fine clvs ST. James Pennington
lost two. and NIr John S Newman lostfvo.
q fawla ac7, near NUGog'ou. Kentcauo
iy, Nh by allowing 'hem feed on hu.l
folds COO Iurs without water.
Ef~I. s.u..I THAT ciebs O'Clock IS the
earliest hour aud nine Che latest. at which
evening calls are allowable.
E~Gau j. D. BrrLrn, tits said. win
defend Gov lIomrSintbe coming impsaoh.
mont ribL
IL Gen. Asa Rooms, Of Iouloun coun.
fy. ba- been elected by lhe Legislature Of
Nirz.na, Second Auditor. 4 man in the
right place,
15-lIou j. n JEwTr, Of ST. Louis,
wasou Monday appointed United States
Senator from Missouri, in place Of Hon Mr..
DRAKE vl5rcsigled
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
MELLENEE2Y

Krs. Louisa Houser q Sister,
NOULD inform the ladies Of Romncy and yi-
w ciuity, that thcv have just received, ut
their Store Room, in the dwelling If Mr.. John
Greitzner, magnificent stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
all Of which will be found unusually attractive
for style, fashion AMI low prices
The Ladies, Far and Near,
are invited to call and see ryr themselves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
III'IlAMS
The Japanese Hair Siam

Colors the whiskers and hair q Lcsu..fI r,...
or HEowN. 1t consists Of oh}y ,as l-..r....,
- ccu's 10y mail Address ;. C.. UfUAU 81
72I Jayne Street. phiade,phin PA C,.I.
scntEcc. Sold by all Druggists.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
JonS PETRIs's NEW MEAT MARkET.-

Resident. OF the neighborhool Of Four.
tscnth stree, and Washington avenue will
be glad to learn that John Pe;ric, one Of
Oldest and mos, successful butchers, has
opened new inca, shop In the Blankcn-
burg building, where all kind, Of fresh
meats, beef, pork, mutton, veal, lamb, ven
son, sausage, etc, OF the best quality, can
always be had in qunn,itis. to ,uit pureha-
ser,. Customers may send their children
and any kind Of meat called for will bc
furnished, full weigh, and a, the rate. rul-
NJ the market. Pc;rie ask. n share Of
patronage, and will guarantee full sa,isfsc
iion In every INSTANCE. Novli dc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

SHERirr-gLrcr, Irwin, visited hi
friends in tho country after the election,
and stopped at Thebes. Tho neat night
when he checked of his horses, he found
himself one short, which created for him q
lively prospect Of making the balance of
the trip on foot. The horse had been
stolen, and it was thought advisable TO in
stitutc search. Accompanied by Mr.. Dex-
ter, Mr.. Irwin tracked the animal into
Union county, and early next morning
found II where the thief had abandoned il,
near Mr., McElhaney's farm. Satisfied to
recover the horse Mr.. Irwin returned
home, leaving the thiefto such punish,
ment as his conscience may intlict--for the
reason, chiefly, that he (Irvin) couldn't
catch tho seoundrel to inaict any other.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

KNOCKED DowS.-About II o'clock
last night somebody approached the
Waterman of the railroad passenger de-
pot, and dealt him blow that felled
him TO the floor. II is said that the watch
man had n few cross words with the par
ty few moments before but didn't sup.
pose that serious ail'ront had been Civ
en-, and when Knocked down the CONVEX
sation had entirely passed from tho watch
mans mind. The matter will probably
undergo legal inquiry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

RELIGIOUS NoTfCE.-Notice i, hereby
given tina; the in.tallment of Rev. Robert
Helbig MS pastor Of the German Evang.
Lu,h. "Immanuels Church of Cairo. will
take place next Sunday, the goth instant,
and that henccforth religious service
(prcachingj will be held every Sunday, at
the church on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street,
beginning at 10 o'clock am, also Sunday
School at o'clock pm.
All members and friends Of the above
named church are respectfully invited TO
attend. %
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

&CAIRo & ST. Lorrs.-President ID. l..
Paillips informs the editor Of the Carbon
dale Nc;r Era that he will commence,
sbeut December 1t, running trains from
Cairo 10 st. Loui. via Illinois Central and
Bcllcvillo y Southern Illinois railroads,
making the time through in Elk hours.
This will pu, Cairo within Xix hour,
time Of ~. Louis, and will be great ac-
comodation % our business men. OF
course, Mr.. Phillip will lc, the people Of
,hi, section know his purposes and the ad.
vantages Of his road in due season by I'D.
vcr,.ing ia the Cairo BULLETIN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

AlBgAR SuoogsrIoS.-Abou, two weeks
ago We copied pair Of paragraphs from
tho Commerce, No. Dispatch, giving nm
account Of the killing Of two bears in ,ha,
neighSorhooi, which Cor some ,imc had
been feeding in the ncisborirgscorunelds.
Here, now, /. smother paragraph Of Il
like natare, taken from the DiSYateh Of
last saturday;
ASoTuER BEAR-Trayis Harris came
into town on Thursday afternoon, with n
bear slung across before him on his horse.
The boar Of course was adcad one, and ono
he had killed near his house on that morn
ing. Bears are becoming plenty here
abouts.
What sny our hunters and mar smcn 10
the formation If n party to visit Scot.
county on bear hunt. Lets all ''eo in
and get squeezed"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

SOMEBODY started the report that our
old friend, Van Rodney, bad gone
back on the Democratic party, and, dur
ing the late election, worked with the
white and black Radicals OF Missouri
10 defeat the Liberal ticket, Van is
justly indignant, and exprcsse. the belief
tina, he can cut of the ears and pull the
nose Of the individual who originated the
SANDER.
We know Van as n sinon-pure, unfal'
,ering Democrat. lie has maintained tina,
stripe Of polite, all his life, We can,
therefore, fully appreciate the measure Of
his Indignation.
Il is quite unnecessary To add that the
report was utterly foundationlcsS,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
Now and then We hear tho note Of prep

Now and then we hear the note ofprep.
a-ation for the next municipal election.
We propose ms means Of detecting lilo
gal registrations that all the names regis
tered, with the place of residence, be pub
lishcd in the columns Of the BULLETIN.
II 1t is understood in advance that such a
publication will be made, and that all cases
of illegal registration will be punished, We
shall at least have an approximation to
an honest list.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY
About ii o'clock last night, while fe-
male who usually sports a largo quanti-
W of valuable jewelry, was passing along
Washington avenue between Tenth and
Twelfth street, she was set upon by .
negro man, whose manifest purpose was
robbery. lie seized the female by the
neck but before he could succeed in the
garrotng process, she raised the alarm
The sound of approaching footsteps ad-
monished the negro to eight out and
he needed the admonition. Before do
ing so, however he seized hold of the
womnn's shawl, intending to appropriate II.
In this attempt he was foiled. The woman
having recovered both strength and cour-
age held on TO the garment; but the negro
determined on booty Of somekind, threw
all his strength into ore desperate effort to
secure the shawl, and succeeded in tearing
1t in two and making of with .hc half of
il.
The woman has left description of the
negro with the police, and ii is thought
that he may yet he captured.
This is the only attempt at highway rob-
berry in the city that we have heard Of for
months, and for the safety of our citizens
who are compelled to be abroad at night,
we sincerely hope that the guilty party
will DO caught and severely punished.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

The complaints on account of the dilap-
dated condition of the sidewalks are FREE
qucnt and serious. A citizen who has to
pass over badly broken section of side
walk declares that If the authorities do
not make the necessary repairs ne will
head gang of his neigbhors and tear the
sidewalk down lie says that bis neck and
tho necks of his family have been iinpcr-
illed long enough.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
4 TTACIIMENT NOTICE.

Charles T. Tn, Tor Is hereby notified that on the
.lst day of nclObcr ls1u, a writ OF attachment
issued ont of the office ct the Clerk al t11 Cir
cu,t Court OF Alexander County, ia the state al
Illinois, ~ the suit OF William :. Ford aud agant
tn, estate o'-sid rsyior for the sum OF Eleven
Thousand Dollars, raturnable 10 the next term ~
said Court, to he holden NJ the conIt House IN
the city Of Cairo in said County ana stat" on the
Third Monday IN January rexl, that said At
tacemcnt IL pending before said Court, and that
unless y0u, the sail Tay lor, shall appcar IN the
return day Of said writ, Judgment viii be entered
and the estate attached will DO sold.
JOHN z. HARTMAN, Clark.
Cairo, Ills, Nov. l7tl, 1870.
Mulkey, Wall 4 Wheeler snd Green 4 Gilbert,
Att'ys Tor Plaintiff -gnoyiTdlawtt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

VIZ observe with pleasure that the De-
mocracy of Scott county, Missouri, have
honored our old time friend, Ed. Gray,
with a scat in tho Legislature. Years ago
Ed. was citizen Of Cairo-sold ice here
was Democrat then and is now. He is
not much Of politician--makes no pre-
tensions to oratory or Craftsmanship, but
has good practical sense, and will vote for
Democratic measures "eyery pop
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
SuRpRIsrDl SUPPRESSED !

SuRrRIsrpl SURPRISED Ever, body
astoni,hsd The cheapest man living COM
mences tomorrow. Every article marked
plain. A little child can come and buy US
well as the Oldest man.
Positively only one price TO oil, and ev-
erything at half price. Look out for cir
culsrs. j. W. TROE,
Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

Lazarus and Morris, manufacturers Of
Perfected Spectsclcs, ARE public beno-
factors. No speciaele' ever made will
bear comparison with the Perfected
article. Taber Brothers. Ohio Levec, are
the only parties in Cairo from whom the
spectacle. can be purchased,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

STAND From UgpEE--J. II. Taylor,
City Collector, has commenced making
on, the delinquen, tax let and will to-
morrow, place the fret sheets IN the bands
Of the printer. II therefore bchooyes de-
linquents 10 visit the Captain Office
immediately. In no other way can they
escape costs and chsrges.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
CHAyCEnY NOTICE.
s,u,e O, Illinois, Alexander Comfy. IS.

State at Illinois. Alexander Comfy, ~.
Ia the Circuit Court of Alexander County, Jan,
nary Torn, 1870 Ia Chaneery. Bill for divorce
LOUISA lIarrisvs. William Harris.
Affidavit Of the non-resilence Of William Hsr.
ris the above nam, d defendant. having been hled
in the Clerks office Of he Circuit Court OF said
County. notice is therefore hertby given TO the
said William Harris that the complainant fled
her bill Of complaint in said Court on the Chan
Gerry side thereof on ,he 18th day OF November,
1870, and that thereupon summons issued out OF
said Court returnuble us the law directs. Now
unless you, The said William Harris, sha per.
sonally be aud appear before the Circuit Court
thereof 10 be hoiten az the Court House IN said
County, on The third Monday OF January next,
and plead, answer or demur 70 the SAID complain.
ants bil Of complaint, the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed, and decree entered agsins,
you according to the prayer Of said bill, a
49, JOHN Q. HARMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, Nov, Is, 1870.
Allen, Webb a Butler, Plaintiffs Atys.
noyITdlawit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17
Twenty Dollars Reward

The above reward is offered for infor-
nation that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of those yillainous boys who
broke in the windows and stole the Keys
and committed other depredatons in the
Leach House, on Ninth street, on Satur-
day and Sunday last, the 18th and 18th
insts. novl5 A
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-17

PnALos's "Vitalia," although transpar.
ent and colorle:s, will darkcn grey hair
to the exact shade it wore before 1t began
to fadel Among the triumphs Of toilet
chemistry il stands prc-cminent. 1t is
clearand sweet smelling aud its name is al
ready "household word t..
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. Novli dew lw