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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01
Board of Regents.

The Board OF Regents Of the West Virginia ln-
stitution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind met In
ParkersbBrg, on the 33Fd ult pursuant TO adj
jOurnment-present. Messrs. Baiues, Brannon,
Bristor Brown, Fisher. Johnson, Leonard, Mann
and Trainer--shsent, NesSrs. Borcrnan & Couch.
Mr. Fisher in the course OF the proceedings an
nounced that he had received dispatch that the
Board of Supervisors of Ohio County, had been
prohibited by the Court from purchasing the
property in which the Institution had been loca-
ted at "A previous meeting. lie, therefore. NOV
cd the acceptance Of the offer made by the peo-
pie of Ro:saey.
Pending this motion the Board visited the
building and grounds offered by the people of
Parkersburg. Upon reasSeinbling, the lnstitu-
ton was by unanimous vote located at Rom
ney. The transfer II to be made by the goth of
July.
Hon. W G. Brown was elected permanent
President in place of Gov. Peirpoint, resigned,
and Col. White, of Romney, Secretary ia place
of I. NJ. McNeeley, resigned
The chief business of the remainder of the
meeting was an attempt TO elect a Superintendent
for the Institution In the course of the ballot
ing, in the hope of harmonizing conflicting views
the Board resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole. When they rose they reported the fol-
lowing resolution which wac adopted RcSoiDed,
That this Board in Committee of the Whole ex-
press their willingness unanimously to elect Pro-
feSSor III. IL. Johnson TO the Office of principal
teacher in the blind department Of this Insttu-
ton.
Prof. Johnson not consentng to this arrange
ment, the ballotiug was renewed When sirfy-
t'co ballots had been taken. there being no pros
pect of an agreement at this meeting the Secre-
tary was authorized 10 continue correspondence
with view 10 procure suitable persons for Su-
perrin tendent and Teachers and the Board adj
jourued To meet at Romney, July 10th AT a.
clock, p. NJ Wheeling Int.
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RADICAL NOMINEES The Radical Con
vcntion which assembled at Parkersbure
on Wednesday the 22d ult., in accordance
with the new dispensation inaugurated by
that party was composed of oil shades of
color The negroes, with their newly ac-
CURED honors setting uneasily upon them,
iclt all the pompousness of the occasion,
and going to the Swami House demanded
rooms with their brother delegates Of white
veins but, alas, for Sambo, the proprietor
Of the Swami House is q white man, and
would about as soon revolutionize society
by introducing beasts to his table as to
mix the white and the black faces, the
sweet and the strong smelling, among his
guests. OF course much indignation at
this treatment existed among the men who
were there groyeling to the negro vote
We may next hear of bill 10 Congress
and posse Of soldiers at Parkersburr to
shut up the Swami House and its "l[u-
klux' proprietor. But spite Of all the
balance Of power which it is intended to
throw to the party, the negro bill is poison
to Radioalism, and will make cold corpse
of it in our State and in the United States
White men will not stand It, TIE honest
voters who acted with the Radical party
from pure motives, not Office seeking, will
not level their manhood to the grade where
God placed the negro. For years The Rad
zeal Legislation heapod shame and degrade
ton on all whose political opinions were
different from their own, but this last in
fanny Of universal negro suffrage ADD negro
equality introduced to sustain in power tho
few who have always rcapod the only ben
Gifts that ever accrued from Radical rule.
heaps shame and degradation upon all the
voters Of that party II is n thrust from
the leaders at their friends II the proud
white blood does not rebel The wonder Is +,
The convention, composed as we have
stated, Of mixed blood ronomiuated the
State ticket Of lSGs, headed By Stevenson,
who ON the stump in that year declared
that he was opposed to negro suffrage, and
that if ever he know bis party in favor Of
10, he would no longer act with IL.
The two tickets are now in the field
The white mans ticket, with j j. Jacob
at It's bead the black mans ticket, with
W. y Stevenson. Take your choice
CnytsburV CoHserUotirc.
After a hard fight between the friends
Of Gen. Duyal, Gen Harris and Gen Golf,
iho latter was nominated for Congress in
the First District.
Mr. McGrew was ronominatcd for Con.
gross in the Second District.
The Third District declined 10 nominate
at Parkersburg.
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EV BUTLER had hard time of it last
week. FARNswoRTH raised the point on
him that he had not right to vote on
certain patent bill because he had been paid
SZ'ooo to secure its passage. On Friday
Mr.. RANDALL orraigncd him for striking
out OF the Congressional Globe his (Ran-
daifs) declaration "that Butler was not an
honest man" lie is also about to be in
vcstigatod for appropriating large sums of
money belonging to the Invalid Soldiers
Asylum. The Beast is evidently afflicted
with kleptomania.- Winchester, Times.
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WIVES AND MOTHERS -OnIy roman

WIVES AND MOTHERS Only roman
Aho~s 'ohot ac0n'em endure; and If there
be any means Of assu0giRg lie distress ot
bo7y and mind ,chich SO many thousands
experience, doy after day and ,ccck AFTER
'cech, 'cM a |ortitude ,ehich puts 10 shame
NE JodsJM courage cfman, 1oho ,cW deny
haf SO great a blessing 10 he sec shouh be
Jound IN ccc1y househoM?
Millions Of men hare been Jencftcd by
rs use, but an1oay tie feeble amt Sickly Of
He opposite gcnder, RHO perhaps, neal II
most, as Cirt"eS are not 50 ,cidcIy knoUn.
THIS foremost yeme2y CfHc oge-this speci-
.fc ./or ecoy specjcs n deLiiity, gcnerm or
iocdi, constitutional or cosual, Is PLANTA-
TIoN BITTERs. One right If roman, at
least, 'ciU be conccdci-fhc rightt0 strength.
eniay herself 10 Sustain he Ills Of ,ehich tic
ia'cs If nature hare made her tie u.torft-
nate heiress
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

KosKOo - The meoicine isropjdiygaia-
ing ME confidence ot'He people, and he M
mero'ts testimonials NJ us oirtues, giccn Jy
prachHoncrs of medicine, ieaUcs no douL Z
h0t IL IS SAFE anil rciiGJL remedV for
IMrURIrY or THE BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE,
SC. The last Medical Journal contains an
article Trom ProC II s. Merton, ". D..
Prcajenf ~ ME h. Ncdicaf culture, cif1 Of
Non Torh, that Pcohs in high terms n lis
curGtire properties, anil giUcs spcciat
recommendation n KosLoo Ia he pracfi-
HoHers of medicine. This Is, zoe bclicrc,
NE first instance rtcre such medicines hare
becn e6iciaty eHdorscdby ne Fdcubv n am
of ME Dlcdicol colleges, anil rcJiecs great
crcdU upon NE sliHof Dr.. Lawreacc, rs
comPoUndcr, anil oiso pits "Kosk.oo" IN
ME- VAN of aH ottey medicines NJ he pres
cnt d0y.
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

a committee of some Of the most eminent med =
zeal men III the country having been appoin, Ted
ny inns government of John Brown glory and
greenback Publication, make this most startling
report The most obstinate case of DISREGARD
Tor genuine bargain was cured by the single an
plicauon OF a few yards of those rich and elegant
callcoes at &c, For years an influential but I'M
fortunate Christan-on account of high nrices
ana the mttered condition Of his linen was con-
hned TO ms home-but when splendid muslin
could be bought for loo. he procured cnoughfor
TWO shirts, and the next Sabbath was found in
ms accustomed pew, calmly sleeping as in the
DAYS OF yore. Brothern let us Pray shoe strings
Tor lc gauZe underShiits 5Oc geuts' socks
FAC, ana large linen handkerchief l2I. -
crowds sought immediate relief in fine white
PLAID muslin at 2ic. Many drank at the fountain
OF pest spool cotton at 4c.--white the dose of
ShIdrens hose, at loo, was taken by nearly all
mere can be no question about 1.-THE tremen-
douS crowds prove that ever dollars worth of
goods was powerful dose against the all pre-
yailing disease of high prices and monopoiics
Goats spool cotton G4c-of course everybody takes
it-children cry for it-and get your goods at %
Baltimore street
The old croakerS have ceased the most skepti-
cal now believe, and these telling blows which
are almost every day dealt from the auction
rooms, silence the so called cheap stores which
nave dared cry out against us.
Compete against such prices Impnssible-
you might as well try TO drive 10 heaven i'm a far
boat, as to buy goods cheap rs at
BALTIELL d cos
93 Baltimore street,
July ISt, 1870 1t. Cumb Nd
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GooD-Under the head, eIIas He For

GooD.-Under the head, ''Has lie For
gotten" the New York Sun, (Radical)
gives Grant this dig under the fifth rib:
"Ope Of the points of the Cuban message
TO which Gen. Grant has signed his name
IS that the Cubans ARE busy in carrying
devastation over fertile regions They are
also condemned by him for 'the wanton de-
struction of material wealth
Does the President remember the orders
he gave to Sheridan in 1864, to devastato
the Shenandoah Valley We presume the
fact has passed from his mind ."-TJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

GTTho Democratic newspapers Of In.
diana have printed the names Of upwards
Of 5000 men who have been active and
efficient workers Of the Radical party, who
announce that they have left that party on
account Of tho Fifteenth Amendment and
other ncgrosms which the Radical leaders
aro seeking q la5,cu upon The country
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

THE CENSUS OF 1S60.-The President
on Friday last signed the act to pay loyal
citizens in tho States lately in Rebellion
for services in taking the United States
census of 1860.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

RS' Colonel AMOS II. AKERMAN was
confirmed on yesterday week, by the Sem
ute, as Attorney General.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

ssD-The receipts of the Government for
the fiscal year ending on yesterday week
are estimated by Secretary Boutwell, at
sil0,OOO,OOO.
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Shocking Suicide in Putnam.

a sad case Of suicide occurred on the 9th
ut, on the head waters Of Eighteen Mile
creek, IN Putnam county, near the Jack.
son county line. Floyd SigmoD, young
man, respectfully connected, was engaged
to be married to young lady IN the neigh
borhood on Sunday last He spent the
greater part Of Monday, the 9th ult, with
the family of the young lady, having his
gun with him. 10 the afternoon he left,
as was supposed, for home In the eve.
ming the young lady aud her little brother
started out on some errand, and having
passed beyond the farm on which they liv-
ed. me. Mr.. Sigmon, who requested her to
remain where they had met until he would
90 short distance to neighbours house
and return. She promised to do so if it
should not rain. He went to the house,
and procured three percussion caps, with
which he returned. But storm having
come up the young lady had left. lie
then, as the prints Of his gun and feet
showed, shot himself by placing the muzzle
against his person and pulling the trigger
with his foot The ball euterel his arm
aud lodged in the collar bone He step
ped off a short distance, plunged knife
into his breast, walked to the creek few
feet farther, cut his throat, scvering his
wind pipe and the veins of his neck, and
lie not yet being extinct passed over the
creek and fell dead at the edge of the wa
ter. 1t is supposed he was insane and that
1t was his Intention to kill the young lady
as we'll as himself, and possibly take the
life of her brother also. His friends can
assign no other cause than insanity for the
deed.-Rurcnscood { ". Ta.) NclcS
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THE Acknowledged hedhhfaincss, unyieal-
cd fdCor, deticacg, great convenience, and
extraordinary cheopacss of SEA Moss FAR
me, 'cW ol,eoys keep IL m ME foremost
Ptace omong articles intendcd for q table.
dessert.
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The KID GrovE.-Tho kid glovo is n.
bout to cease from is mission rs the en-
blcm Of aristocracy on account Of detection
in prices Very excellent kids aro now
sold IN Paris at thirty cents a pair, and in
New York they are marked as low as fifty
cents. The market is absolutely overst'ck
cd, and even The present prices cannot, IL
Is believed, long be maintained in the trade
-N.r lolL Hsy06
A Nrw WEAPON or WARFARE "A
letter FROM General Cayada, commanding
the central department. Of Cuba, says that
The Cubans are now fighting the Spanilris
with guns made VI raw hide They weigh
from twenty TO forty pounds each, aud
ono man can readily carry ono. They arc
said to be very destructive with canister
40 a range Of three or four hundred yards
A mandatory turns out from four 10 five
day.
ETW + STEVENSON, the Radical
nominee for Governor, has bclicd his words
SO much, that lac is believed 20 be Che orig
iual Of that pretty and sentimental song,
"Sicbcn' SO doccbin dat dc dcbbi won {
bclcbo him CtarfsLUy lop
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ET Congress is asked to appropriate 81.
$4,000 to defray the expenses of taking
tho ninth census. The last cost s 500, 900.
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& FARNswoRTu, in debate said to
BUTLER: "The member may curse my
beard but he shall not come into the House
and steal under the shadow of it."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-01

A Foe TO DUELING.-The late letter of
Governor Stevenson, Of Kentucky, now
Senator elect to Congress from that State,
is in reply to a Mr.. Jones, and after some
allusion to the various party and personal
quarrels in which political career had in
volved him, the Governor said:-"A duel
| will not fight. For more than thirty years
l have been professor Of the Christian re-
ligion. | am now chief magistrate of the
State. Nobody can induce me to stab
Christianity or trlulple upon the majesty
Of the public laws which am sworn TO up
hold e." This frank ard fearless avowal is
uttered in a community where the ducilo
has not altogether gone out Of fashion, and
where, from natural fear of being taunted
with cowardicc, more than one public man
has yielded to q practice which his CON
science condemned -IhHadeIphio Record
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To all whom it may Concern.

NOTlCE Is hereby given that having been np-
~ pointed by the proper Court Of Lafayette
county, state Of Missouri, guardian of William
H., Margaret and Francis OfIutt, children of Sa-
ran Jane Oiiutt, dec d., and legatees under the
VIII OF David HeiilebOwer, decd shall apply
TO Tie circuit court Of Hampshire county, State
OF west Virginia. on the lat day Of the next
August term Of said circuit court 10 make an
order directing tie guardian Of said wards In the
state OF W eat Virginia, or tie administrators Of
the viii annexed Of David Hcfllcbower, dec
TO pay and deliver 10 me oil personal property
ana money in their hands belonging to my said
wards and 10 authorize me 10 sue for recover
ana receive all money or personal property which
may belong to my said wards in The said county
Of Hampshire, and 90 remove the same 10 the said
State OF Missouri
JOHN w. RINEHART
Guardian Of William H., Iargaut and Francis
OGutt
July J., ls70--tc.
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Il crs-iour or five. For further particulars np-
ply to, or address
Mas LUCY b. WHITE.
Romney, July J, 1870
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iu halfa days work and when once used IL will
no more be dispensed with than a shovel or
spade ia the ordinary work Of farm Call and
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ga Republican State Ticket as uomiua.
ted at P.rsersbws Convention june 22d,
1870
G0vcruor-W J. Stevenson.
Secty of Stato-J VI. Pipes.
Treasurer. a. Macaulcy.
Auditor-Thomas Boggcss.
Judge Of Supreme Court II Brown
Attorney Gcncral-A j Caldwell.
a Coon TIw--Tbat was an apt reply
Of The lady who, at charity 5ir, offered
the plato 90 o rich man well knowp for his
stinginess. 81 have nothing" was tho
curt reply. "Thcn take something, sir"
She answered Sou know ] am begging for
The P0or"
Es,-In the lower branch Of the Connect.
cut Legislature, on Thursday Of last week,
the proposed amendment to the State con-
stitutiou striking out The word white"
failed to pass, wanting the requisite two.
thirds vote. The vote stood as follows
Yeas (radical) 40, nays Cdemocrats) 50.
Ii Forty.eigh, out Of ninty-six candi.
dates failed 81 the West Point Academy on
Tuesday last
ED-On Monday 2,75G immigrants from
Europe arrived az New York
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Henry WARD BEECuER.-A New York
letter says "Hcnry Ward Becehcr's con
gregatiou bad an excursion on Wednesday
Of last week to Iona Island, on the IIud.
son, and Mr.. Beechor himself was subioc-
ted 20 q rather absurd kind Of mock trial.
found guilty, and sentenced to kiss six Of
The ladies present This sentence he com
Piled with, aud Immediately asked for a
another trial There arc those among his
congregation who view all this silly trifinr
as rather Uuliguifcd."
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a TERRIBLE EXAMPLE.-That was q
sadly suggestive death which occurred in
the Harrisburg prison on Wednesday -
The deceased was q man in the very prime
of manhood, the son Of most excellent pa
rents, lie was carefully trained at home,
sent to Europe to finish his education and
complete him in all the mplisbments.
y young man of remarkably fine talents,
he studied and graduated with high honor,
in law, medicine and theology, lie was
learned in the languages, become profess
sor in one of our colleges, was skilful
surgeon, inherited fine fortune, bccnme
addicted to intoxicalioD, spent his pa'ri
mony, wasted his mothers money and that
Of his relatives, became a low drunkard
and vagrant, made himself a common nui-
sance, and had to be locked up in Jail as a
profession to the community, was discharg-
ed from Jail only to return againand again,
until about ten days ago he returned for
the last time, and died on Wednesday
morning raving maniac from the effects
of his frequent and violent drunken de.
bauches. This was tho end of Professor
z. S X, formerly Of York county aud Of
Gettysburg. The name however, is moth
ing; the lesson is everything. How ma
ny of the brilliant young men who have
entered on tho same path will take heed
and save themselves and their families from
the shame of such career and such a
d5ath.-IHjludelphio Lcdycr.
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TERRIBLE KEROSENE AccIDENT.-Orc
Of the most terrible kerosene calamitics we
ever heard Of is mentioned in the Cincin-
natl papers Of Saturday. Thepeoplc in one
of the principal streets were suddenly APP
palled by the spectacle Of a Mrs. Bickford
"a young and pretty woman rushing about
among them. She was perfect mass Of
fire from head to foot, the long spires Of
fame raised several feet above her head.
and tlaring out from Der body 10 every ii.
rectioD. The crowd attempted with their
hats and hands as well as they were able
to cxtiuguish The flames, which were burn
ing Gcrcciy. a blankct was a last brought
and thrown around her, smothcrius the fire,
but not until every Shred Of her clothing
was burned 20 ashes, and the hoops Of her
skirt heated TO red beat deeply imbcd-
ded 10 her quiycriug flesh Such an event
is dreadful enough 10 make enc s. ish there
were DO kerosene.
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EFFECTS OF WAR.-A Now jersey "a.
per reports that more divorces have been
granted by the Chancellor Of that State
since the war than in all the time previous
" since tho formation of the State; aud
1T claims that not one Of them has been
granted without good and sufficient cause.
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