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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-02
SuutIt 3raueIt 3Jntflligenter.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. ?, 1870.

E6-Those Of our subscribers wishing us
TO take wood for subscription are requested to
bring it at once.
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blooming young GirIs.

hiddle-aged matrons, those al the critical period
ana the aged grandmother, are all cured by the
use Of our English Female Bjtters, now prescrib-
ed and used By physicians all over the country
If Won are troubled with Falling Of the Womb
attended with sense Of weight and bearing
down pain In the back and side, and other at
'end'nt evils, English Female Bitters will give
entire relief
Those ~ the "turn Of life. " mothers after CON
hnement and oil others tmac or female who
are convalesceuts from any protracted or debili-
Eating complaint, who gain strength slowly. and
whose digestion IS slow and imperfect, will find
mands. 10 gives powerful appetite aids and
assists digestion, arouses The liver strengthens
mentally and physically and fills the whole gys-
tenn with pure crimson blood coursing through
ia channels.
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For the Intelligencer.
Lines on the Death of Gen. Lee.

Whence cometh the sound Of wailing
Whence cometh the notes Of despair
Which are borne on the breath Of our people
Through the misty Autumn air?
Stunned aud stricken with sorrow
Each throbbing heart may be,
When we think of the death Of our chieftain
The noble and gallant Lee.
2
Virginia will mourn the hero
OF battles in days gone by;
Days which though sad, we remember
Though it be with fearful eye,
For friends who were brave and tender,
Kindly and pleasant to see
Fought under the Conquered Banner
With our noble and gallant Lee.
8
The autumn winds arc signing
With gentle and mournful sound,
The leaves in their tinted beauty
Fall noiselessly to the ground
This autumn will be remembered
BY thousands from ''sea to sea,
For with the fall Of the leaflets
Fell our roble and gallant Lee.
4
Dead must the word be spoken
OF one so cherished and true,
And still do the stars keep shining
In the heavens so bright aud blue.
Dead oh ye angels above us,
If our shattered hearts We see,
Look down in your plying beauty
On the grave Of our gallant Lee.
GlPSEY WINTER.
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S'The French balloons, with a fair
wind, 60 about as fast as the express trains
on American railroads.
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postage, to 7. ". EVANS b CO, Al South sth
ST., Philadelphia.
a c. a r D.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Ameri-
missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness Early
Decay, Diseases ct the Urinary aud Seminal Or
gans and the whole train of disorders brought
on 10y hsueIgl and Yicious habits. Great nun
hers have beeu cured by this noble REMEDY
Prompted hy . desire 10 benefit the afflicted aud
unfortunate, l will send thc recipe for preparing
and using this medicine Ia q sealed envelope 20
any one who needs IL, Ffse Qf ci9rgr Address
JOSEPH r lNMAN, Station D, Bible House.
New York City.
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So he OLD GUARD, monthly Maya
zne, devoted 90 Literature, Science and Art
"nt the Political Principles Of 1916 u 1860, for
November, j, on our table Contents: How /
'niwittei Jack Stcdmen, CiriwiH Reed-The
niar~ouitu and jacksonian School Of Politics
H HTV Nwp,H-T'e Actor Story-Lath
'nd Anm3iug-A Bundle Of Love Puems--WIl-
jam 81 Seward An Ancestor Of Eleazer VIII
lUns-R auphtst. Ttomqv EVnn Eagish-A bout
Some ~ep-Lawycrs The Dark Laue-The NJ
Doodle tIub-Our Book Tablc-Art and Sci.
cn.e Nrw FORK English & Co, Publishers.
No. l9- Nassau street Terms, cash in ad vance
.. L-r nmnum. Singlc cnnies p ccnis
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Coon Hoes Mr.. JAMES IL KEMP, Of
Wincbe>ter, the Times sta.es. Slaughtered
Hz hogs on the 23rd ult., the aggrcg gate
weight of which was . $50 pounds, an ave
I"go &C iu5 pounds TIE largest weighed
4iH and the smallest 352 THIS is RIGHT
L,r3 Oh beat
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NIARRIIcD.

a the Parsonage, in Springfield, on the 23rd
ult 10y Rev. James Beatty, Mr.. WV. c. Lewis
to Miss SALLIE L. GARRETT, all of this county.
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THE N. YORK METHODIST
AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.

Now I'm its Eleventh Year. publishes Sermons,
n Serial Story for the Family, a new Chldren's
story every week, Chats with the Littlp Folks,
Editorials by the best Methodist writer's and oir-
ers. Fo,eigu and Domestic Correspondence fu'l
Departments Of Religious and Secular lutelli-
Eence. Price - 30 n year. Liberal Premiums
or cash comm ssions 90 Cauvassers. SuhsCrip-
tons commence at any time For specimen, en-
close "a two cent stamp 80 prepay postage. Adj
dress THE METHODIST, ia Nassau St, \. Y.
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Mnntun- Making.
Cutting, Fitting. and Making.

Mrs HoUsFR g. SISTER have received
Che Fall aud Winter
STYLES FOR DRESSES. &c.
and solicit calls from former customers and new
ones--ieg.Dg confident that in ucttue.s and ..-
coIIe0cc boo work. they Will Dee able t1 give sats-
faction t0 all Their charges wiil be reasonable.
li0mnev Oct %, lsTO-W
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TERMS. IMPROVEMENTS. &c.

TERNS-c3 "a Year Of 81 Numbers aud only
So 30 in Clubs of Ten This Quarters B
Numbers sent FREE, as Offered above our Cluh
Inducements for s7l are unprecedented Spcci-
mems Premium Lists. &c sent free 10 all f1rn-
ing Ciuhs,-and we want live Club Agent in
every Town. Address
d ID. T. MOORE, II Park Ro,c. N Ioyk.
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FS Western paper gives currency to
report that the "whiskey ring" will com
binc this winter to induce Congress to raise
the tax from fifty cents to one dollar pcr
gallon The stills have been kept running
constantly Tor months and there is an i'm
mensc stock on hand on which the profit
would be enormous if the tax was increased
When will the country be relieved of the
operations of the mammoth combination
known ~ tho "whiSkcy ring ?"-Aler. Ga.
IlYDEoPHoBIA.-The Alexandria GA
.c'ie learns THAT Mr. ENGLAND, toll collec.
tor on the Lees burg turnpike, near that CT
~, who was bitten some time last Spring
by dog, has been attacked with hydropho-
bia. The united efforts of four strong men
is required to hold the patient during his
rawlings Mr. England in his intervals of
consciousness, is fully aware If his coudi-
ton, and warns all to leave bis presence
when feeling the approach of his paroxysm..
WESTERN Hoe MARKET The follow
ing are the quotations for hogs in The wcs-
torn markets on Tuesday last:
C'Hci0uahi-Reccipts liberal and prices
lower Good packing hogs sold nc @ 25a
50 40 and some bots at Sc 80 gross. Some
OF the larger packer. are still holding rG fer
lower prices, and do hel.iesreut attitude Of
tus-ia and England makes tLrm more
eautons than ever, ass war between these
power means log prices Cor cotton, thus
diminishing The ability &c the South On c0u-
sumo provisions, willie there win De- NO.
anmrousatiug increase in tho foreign b.
m7nd LouiaVe-Martot loavyaf5-
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The Best Paper,
AND Tbs
Best Inducements
This Quarters - Numbers SENT FREE TO all
subscribing, before Dec. u, 1870, for next
years Fitty-Two Numbers Of
Moore's Rural NeW-Yorker,
THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
RURAL 81 FAMILY WEEKLY.
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.

THE EURAt, now in its 2lst year. is not only
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WORLD National in Character. Ably Edited
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West North and South.
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10 The December number Of Peters
Musical Monthly, price 30 cents contains the
following new ard beautiful pieces Of Music
Tear not or, There Pardon for as an Sa-
cred Song, tr =. Cox Sweetest Love It'll not
forget thee. Ballad br Emmct Little Dimpled
Hands Song and Chorus by Pcrsley Meet me
again tomorrow. Bessie. Song and Chorus. bv
fel ley. Sunshine on the Sea Ballad by
Tucker IIe sleeps meath The Shade Of The vii
low Trio or Chorus bv Martin The Star of
Bethlehem Christmas Hymn. by Rcirhardt-
Merry Christmas. Suuday-sch0ol Hymn. bv
Dres.ar. See the leaves around as falling. sa-
cred. bg LIS iiaohe. Through another Year con.
Quoted New Year LYNN by Refs Pleasant
Memories Waltz bv brown Sweet Music Tran
rrnuun, bY Eaumtach. Driven from Home
Waltz. hy b-oss.cr. ND5Jlgs Darling Waltz
hy Drc.s.cr DDmlsk Rose -chotiselc. Iv Mack
Hinb of it' Fifteen pieces ar really good Mu-
'o 'Hr % oeuts, suv single piece being worth as
m..l as Oh. p.bislDr asks TOT llt. euur. lott
This seems strange ~ parties accustomed to pay
from .N t1 5l cents 'lr every piece OF music bpF
iHg. 10 is true insecticides. aud tbe -uHsrri-
..r i.. E.aa..e Magazine gro getting He
iH'e and Hss, a.H N.tc Goo about ty. cents "a
piece. send aI cents f.r % ssm.Ia raar al.
a...s. j. j.. Peters, IH. broadway New York
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of acknow ledged national Importance. am strongly
inclined to the opinion that q Il inexpedient aud
otherwise. earnestly TsCo%mesd ss.s
puolic Be mor. eaectuSily secured and pro.ecssd
by appropriate legislation Durmg the year endiag
once iSsi applications for patents, ss1t caveats
and 100 application for the extension of patents;
issued, SsS iC extended ana ioss allowed,
but not issued, By reason S, o. the
once during the fiscal year were sisc in excess
Of its expenditures
ticaly prosecuted The preliminary report eoa-
tanning mnch information OF special value aud nte-
rest win be ready for delivery during the present
The remaining volumes WILDE completed with all
the despatch consistent wih perfect accuracy In
at distant day onr furnishes CSdUI with ann an
aroWips ' prosperity Of. the country, although
during ihe decade which has isst closed it was so
its integrity and to secure and perpetuate free
Institutions. During the last fiscal year the sum
ment, was s27, siI H. and 17bs bounty land war
rants issued at Its close 1873 $50 names
s Sesn dectsd to
scrutiny OF the evidence submitted In faver OF new
when nave been heretofore allowed. The sppre-
priation for the employment OF special agents for
the investigation Of frauds has been judeieusy used
able benefit to the service. The subjects OF educa-
ton and agriculture OF great interest to the sue
cess Of our republican Institutions happiness and
grandeur as a nation. In the interest OF one
bureau has been established in the Interior Depart
ment the Bureau Of Education; and 10 the interest
OF the other separate department. that of agricul
ture. Ibeeve great general good Is to now from
the operations OF both these bureaus, II properly
fostered / cannot commend to your careful eonside-
ration too highly the reports OF the Commissioners
of Rcucaton and OF Agriculture nor urge too strongly
such liberal legislation to secure their eeiency In
conclusion would sum up the policy Of the admin
istration to be thorough enforcement of every law,
faithful collection of every tax provided for econo-
my la the disbursement OF the same. prompt pay
ment OF every debt Of the nation, reduction Of
taxes az rapidly as the requirements Of the country
will admit. Reductions OF taxation and tariff to be
arranged as TO afford the relief TO the greatest num-
ber honest and fair dealings with al other people
TO the end that war, with all its blighting conse-
quepces, may be avoioed; but without rendering
any right or obligation due to as. reform In oar
treatment OF the Indians, and in the whole civil
service OF the country; and finally in securing a
pure, untrammelled ballot, that every man entitled
TO vote may do just at each election, with
cut fear OF moestation prescription on account OF
his political faith, color, or nativity.
L. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 3, 1870.
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Congress-.
House Of Representatlvss.

Continued FROM the Second Edition.
The following-named members were present.
From Maine, Messrs. Lynch, Blaine, aud Hale; (;
from New Hampshire, Stevens and Benton; from
Vermont, Willard, Poland, and Smith; from Massa-
chusetts, Burlington, Twichell, Hooper, Butler,
Banks, Brooks, Hoar Washburn, and Dawes; from
Rhode Island, Jenckes and Dixon; from COnnecti-
cut, Strong, Kellogg Starkwsather, and Barnum;
from New York, Reeves, Schumacher, Slocum, Fox,
Morris, S. Cox, Brooks, Wood, Potter, Ketcham,
Grisweld Tanner, Ferriss, Sanford, Knapp Lsnln,
Churchill, Mccarthy Cowles, Kelsey, Bennett, and
Pennsylvania, Randall, o'Nehl, Myers, Kelley Tay-
lor, stiles, Townsend, Getz, Dickey, Cake, Wood
Armstrong, sconeld, Coyode, Negey, Phelps. aud
Donley; from Delaware, Biggs; from Maryland,
Aver, Plat, Porter, Booker Mines, Mckenzie, aud
Gibson; from North Carolina, Cobb, Shober, and
and ana wallace; frora AisSama, Dix;
from Mississippi, Mckee; from louisiana, Sheldon
and DaTall from Ohio, stevenson, Schenck, Law
renee, AungeR, Smith, Winans, Beatty, Dickinson,
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New york Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Dec, s.5Cotton dull and nominal; /;
sales Of 250o bales uplands at 16xc. Orleans at
i6Ilc Flour steady and witaout decid ID change I;
sales OF IL GOO barrels Wheat firm sale, Of 81 900
bushels new spring at 81 369l'sT; red Western at
and declining; sales Of 900 bushels new mixed
Western at T7@I9c. Oats quiet; sales OF $4,000
Beef quiet. Pork steady. Lard quiet. Whisky quiet
al 9ohc.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
Slave HIarris ges.

TORONTO Ontario, Dec. 5.-A case involving the
legality OF slave marriages in international law
argued before full court OF judges here Sstar-
day the main question turningon thevalidtyor other
wise OF marriage celebrated between two slaves
some nifty years ago in Virginia and the legitimacy
or illegitimacy OF the issue OF such marriage The
arguments on both sides were very lengthy, aud the
court reserved its decision. The loss by the collision
of two freight trains on the Grand Trunk Rail way
ON Friday is estimated at over 100000.
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new York Money and STOCK E1auarer.

peS cent od m % ss Money
do. 1884, do, 1864; do. 1860 do lo6ss; do
1890, new, lOsl do. 1867, lOs1; do 1855. iosX ;
92H Canton Co., 6IK; Cumberland preferred, 80 |;
n. 7: Central and Hudson River, sl15 P; Erie, R4K ;
Reading, 101A; Adams Express Co., 65; Mlchl-
gan Central. l20sz; Michigan Southern 92% (;
ls49; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1o4K
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FoRTY.rIRsr TERN THIRD sBssIoN.
Senate.

Senate.
Continued from Second Edilion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. o. BY Bar. Williams, bills eX-
planatory OF the act admitting the State OF Oregon
into the Union, and amenaat0ry OF the organic act
BY Mr. Pratt, to provide Cor the appointment OF
Clerks OF Circuit and District Courts OF tue District
OF Indiana, and to define their powers and duties.
BY Mr. Kellogg, for the removal OF political dis
collection of an income tax or any tax of that
nature.
OF United States notes., fractional currency, to
strengthen the reserves OF the national banks and
rG a the Of States
Fry M fractional cure, currency 6f , dsnoninaaSas ions
June 80, or denominations of 25 cents after Sep.
tember 80 or OF 80 cents after December 3 1871, Mt
which dates all fractional currency in the Treasury
shall be cancelled and destroyed. Section pro-
vdes that the Treasurer of the United States sh all
retain the interest upon all bonds held by hi II as
as security for the circulation OF any bank, and
issue therefor special gold certificates of deposit
respective banks in whose favor they are Issued as
part OF their legal reserves until the resumption OF
national bank withdraws its bonds held security
for circulation, all substitute bonds shall be four per
The remaining sections require the withdrawal Of
all bonds bringing other than coin interest, and tho
substitution their place Of coin interestbearipg
bonds within sixty days, and increase the amounts
OF Eve per cent and four and half per cent. bonds
authorized by act of July a. 1870, to FIVE hundred
Mr. Cole introduced bills as foliows:-T abolish
carriage charges in the mints: to amend the act of
July IL, 1870, by repeating sections which lowered
the duty on brandy and prepared opium; also a
joint resolution defining the rights OF settlers upon
the public lands, and Joint resolution relating to
gold notes snd United States notes. The la ter
provides that after June 80, 1871. such notes shall
ne receivable at their face value for duties on
imports.
Resolutions introduced, and temporarily laid
aside, as folows:-
BY Mr.. Fenton requesting the President to COM
municate all the correspondence between the
United States Minister at Paris and the Secretary OF
State since the breaking out OF the between
France and Prussia, so far as the same relates to
political subjects and matters connecred with said
war, well as to the question OF the protection of
subjects OF the North German Confederation with
which The United States Legation in Paris has been
charged.
BY Mr.. Corbett-F For Information as TO probable
cost Of Improvement OF Umpqua and willamette
rive is, above Oregon city in Oregon.
BY Mr.. Sumner-For Information concerning the
condition and financial management OF the coered
schools OF Washington and Georgetown, d. c., and
as TO the extent 10 which the educational needs OF
the colored population are provided for.
Continued is later editions
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Scenes at the Opening of Congress.
n.......L-.L . III. ,L.L..-...h

Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dee. b.-Thers was nothing OF an
unusual or exciting charaeter about the opening
proceee ings Of the session to-day Tue attendance
OF Senators and members W as very full and every-
body seemed ready for business. There was the
usual hend-shakiDg and greeting in both houses.
Members who are reelected congratulated each
ether ON their good fortuue, while those who were
defeated In the recent canvass condoled with their
fellows who met similar fate.
On all sides there was the utmost geOd feeling.
In the Senate Carl Schurz seemed to be the lion OF
the hour, being warmly welcomed by both Repub-
lcans and Democrats. In the House Schenck was
an object OF much attention. Public curiosity
al loused about the successor TO Whittemore, OF
south Carolina. Everybo asked "Where IL the
negro7" But he did not pret ent himself.
The galleries OF both houses Of course
crowded by ladies and gentlemen anxious to witness
the opening proceedings and hear the Presidents
Message. The House was called to order promptly
at noon and the Clerk proceeded to call the roll to
ascertain II quorum was present. The noise and
confusion were great that he could not hear the
responses, and the Speaker was compelled 10 stop
frequently and demand order.
The indications are, judging frosn the ehairmen
OF the several leading committees that nothing will
be done to- day for some days. except perhaps the
Introduction OF appropriation bills. Mr.. Dawes says
he will bring In two bills at once SO as to
get under way before the holidays. 1t is understood
that General Butler has prepared several important
bills, which he will throw upon the House soon,
carrying out the ideas contained In bis late war
SDeecb
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spessa, Despatch to The Evening TsleOrspA

WASHINGTON, &c. 5.-Admiral Porter has written
a letter to the President explanatory OF the letter
recently published in the New York papers In this
letter it is understood Porter admits having written
the letter attributed TO him just after the captHre
Fort Fisher. He denies any intention OF reneeting
upon the President, and says the letter written
in the heat OF the moment and under great excite
ment. The letter will probably be made public
Ia. morrow. II is thought the President will not
take any notice OF Porters Fort Fisher letter aud
that he will send TO the Senate at once Porter's
name for the position OF Adniral.
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SUNDAY ROws.-Last evening a doz eu or SO
fellows INDUCED in general hgnt at Fftee and
Wood streets. Policeman Nichols, of the Eighth
district ran TO the spot and succeeded in arrestng
gsHHa,v Wam H. Hua Inls saiydda n proved to be
The crowd also took sides with the prisoner aud
struck MS captor with stones and soa.ds, Nichols
held on TO his man and got him to the statioR where
Alderman Massey gave him hearing aud held him
Another row took place about the same time, at
Twenty -thifd and Hare streets. Policeman Nc
Craze appeared on the scene and was Immediately
TcGrane drew his revolver ana hrsd il. Tais a.,
traeted the attention OF other policemen, who
and George Moore, who were bound over by Alder
man lahcoasi'
WIDOWED AND CHILD LEss.-Iniormaten is wanted
by Mary Green OF her son, John Green, aoout niue
teen years Of age. who was apprentced TO Rees Q.
Hines, OF Shippensburg, Pennsylvania and lett him
in the spring Of 1851 going nrst 10 Chambersburg,
and finally TO Philadelphia, wnere he is believed to
have worked as machinist Mrs. Green is a widow.
and he her only son. She is nearly blind and very
poor having been compelled TO walk over hun
dred miles before she reached the city. subsistng
entirely on charity Information concerning his
High Constable, Central Station.
WANTED SoME GEEsE-The residents on Cedar
street. near the Eighteenth Distrct Station yester-
young fellows named John Megargee and John
Schmidt. They seemed to want to get at some
geese which were in one OF the yards The police
were notified, and on repairing to the rear or the
dwellings found the pair secreted Ia some weeds.
tied in handkerchief, and two bushel bag around
his body and beneath his clothing. These crcum-
stances being decidedly suspicious, they were COM
mitted by Alderman Neil. fhEA
FIRES Yesterday afternoon frame stable stu
ated on the Almsh0use property on Darby road,
below Thirty. seventh street. was slightly damaged
by nre. few minutes prior 60 the discovery OF the
Names three lads were noticed running from the
nre. ~
At few minutes of O'Clock this morning An
alarm OF IRE was created by the burning OF q shed
in the rear OF No. 72s Banbrdge street.
TIE ''sTAR" COURSE OF LRcTURKs.-The second
OF the supplementary series OF the Star" course OF
lectures will be delivered tomorrow evening bY
John q. SAKE, Esq., who VIII discourse upon
"Love." Mr. SAKE is too well known a humorist
20 need any special recommendation and q crowded
house may be expected tomorrow evening
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