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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
Letter from Kentucky.
WINCHESTER, Ky. Auc. n. la

WINCHESTER, ny, Aug. Il, 1870.
Ma. HARPER-Sir: y notice in your paper OF
the 9th OF this month, in regard To the sale of
two heifers made by John NJ Vnnmeter 10 Geo.
NJ. Bedford wherein il is stated bv YOU that said
heiiers were by Ardric Duke which you will
please correct rs follows:
They were by Ardrie Duke, a Bull bred aud
owned by Abraham Nanmeter, Of Clarke county,
Ny where he can lie seen 10y lovers and admit
rers Of fine stock, and can be looked upou rs one
OF the best Bulls Of the age-and in regard 10
Mr.. Bedford S sale Of them, allow me TO correct
or explain, should say--he sold the two hefers
for four thousand dollars, and the Bull for one
thousand. Such sales, no doubt have caused
many Of You West Virginisus to stare and pom
der, as they perused it, and wonder if il could be
possible tt such prices were paid for pure blood.
ed short-hornsi and they will say ~ themselves
wish could sell a few like them or for that
price. Vel, they could, if they would omen
toelr hesrs-then their purScs-lnd 20 about
improving their stock, which il surely needs and
onSht 10 have and can and will have, If every big
farmer was laughed 1t and talked about for buy
ing bull calf TO breed from for. twenty-five or
even hundred dollars. ] feel Just what saw.
ana my motives are pure and mem good I was
once Nirginian aud OF course feel interested
Tor Tie welfare Of her people, al except some, and
wish them no harm.
would love dearly to see my old native conn
ty pastures ihronged with a different kind of
stock; u am ever permitted, which hone 10 be
by Providence 10 gaze upon il, and breathe the
ayr VI pure Democracy, and even defy any mau
who sued rebel for damages sustained by the
war, TO steal my cow If lac darcs, under those
circumstances, | may return, at some future
day, TO see you, without that never will unless
! can be of some benefit TO the county in better
ing ITS situation--unleSs | might start on the
liant of some old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they are
all married, If so, it may be one of them will be
a widow that will do for second wife.
will now close. know it will worry vour
patience 10 read and copy, but it's not often
bother you, sat down only TO correct n mis-
take but how have wandered rs | reflect over
The past and think of the many good people YOU
have surrounding You, and often wish coulj be
among them. Yet am content with my lot al
though forced, comparatively speaking TO hunt
new friends. must say have found them and
good ones, and feel nj home among them Yours.
respectfully, a VlRGINIAN OR WAS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

gEy-At the lato Democratic County Con.
ycntion Of York county, in Penusy lvonia,
the following announccmcntofp principles was
made in relation to the negro question BY
resolution the Democrats declared "tbat the
Anglo Saxon race, from its superior intclli
goucc, energy and capacity, deserves 70 be
ranked as the great coDqucring race Of the
world, and stands in no need Of alliance
with tho African to make it effective for any
purpose, social or political that it has al
ways ruled America and always shall rule
It and that the infamous scheme Of the
Republican party, to place the negro over
tho head Of the white man, is subyorsiyc of
tho order Of nature, and will rccoil upon
that party to its utter destruction.
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New Advertisements
TNVlCNTORG ~
Baltimore Female Coll

This Institution, Incorporated +, ~
literally endowed by the State of Mas, ,,,
1850, affords BoardcFs aud Day Prna, m.
vantage to acquire a thorough ana. '''I
education. II has good Library o.. I.
Philosophical Apparatus, and ya,nsl5 man., p,
of Minerals Gems, Coins, and Modal. 'r ~.
pupils from the different counties +, :, -
IL las an extensive patronage from ,,.. I. q
Southern aud Western States. The PA I..
Session opens Sept 9th. - A--
FACULTY OF instructor,
". c. Brooks, LID, Professor Of L..
guagCs. '-'''4l
4. Lucy, AN, Professor Of Mathcm,ii-.
Mr. Louis LRuer, Professor Of Gem. 8,
Mr.; J. Van Eeuth, Professor Of PAINT.
Madame G NJ. Chafec Professor ~ F-s
Miss G.. VI Gilmcr, Mathematics ana NV
Mrs. NJ. + Lucy, Bclles-Lctters aud Tt,.
Miss Imogen II simmons Pino ana
Mrs. +. A. Polstcr, Piano and Cuit,,
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music
Tor Catalogues or any informs,isn al,
Z. BROOKS, LID, President.
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"A SINGULAR MEDICINE AND Fatal.
REsCLT.-A singular death, reported by
correspondent Of the Louisville Copyj,y.
JourH0I occurred in Tishmingo county.
Miss few day ago. Mr. Pennington. n
stout, healthy farmer. ligin1 about fur
miles from luka lad slieht chill last Sun
day The day before he was in excellent
health Monday morning be felt tIo ap-
proach OF another chill, add lay down ON
ihc bod. After lying awhile, be remarked
TO amcmJcr Of IBIS family that Lo had heard
81 .Il chat pider-woh- "ware oo.l for the
chilli and that Lc believed he would try
tho remedy WhHcuror ho rose from ITO
t.f and Gathering from the walls rrc.I-
lng % tic room web, in which wc~e lhreo
T.-. ta.'s" a tIoy are el.Icl w- IIoig
ed tA.m wI'hrutm7ra ado Immediately
tuor9 was hrri within his chest "a faint
SCUM. it 90. balls bad burst, and I'm ten
minute ho wa dead. Very soon Lis throat.
ups and ila whole OF us face, was yI4uy
"..i.n u tal action &c Che poison. Who
Aas not seem hundreds ofyouug rid.-s,not
.' Iat4. pu-h.al varm from ono Of
iNe.e babe uh.1 broken 0rm And who
au. .AH Inflated Niai.-irrisu would over
hnFe though. Of swallowing % spoonful of
....u IS remedy f1r Tho cui05 OF tor auy-
thing ...
g. I.e English Ni ion e,inea bog
EIHt ir..ugauysan will not have it:
Itumhl. wii. not havcit; nomau nf char.
a-ier seem. inclined Co expose himself Co the
uea.m. ut Which Motley oociycJ from ibis
'iin'Ni.Iat.u. Il israsIein. Itself a The
nee. .ftg Of .f.If....f ... H., ,. ffl. J,r.f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

DEATH OF Hos j. i. KENNEDY. Ion
John Pendloton Kennedy, Of Baltimore,
died on yesterday week at Newport, r. |,
while on aysit to that place, for bis health.
Mr. * was born in baltimore 10 October,
1913, served in the war If 1872, and took
part in the battles Of North Point and Bla-
dcnsburg He studied law with the Gle
lratcd William Writ, was an author Of
some noto and distinguished politician,
having served in Congress several terms and
once as Secretary Of the Navy, under Pres
idcnt Fillmore. Mr.. Kennedy was highly
respected wherever known, not only for his
literary abilities and political prominence,
but for his genial social qualities and oleya-
ted personal character.
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ny Authority Of lhc Gorcrn,,

- o. :BtS- .Toin Eec%oIufio,
Proposing an Auncndmcp
&" tho Constitution OF IN
state.
Resoi"e9 IN Ne Esgi11Slrc NJ W. w..
nc following d proposed as nu Anrrl-.-.
the Constitution Of ibis State. 10 DO --
for section one Of article three thereof arI n.
come Fart Of thc said Constitution uI.ar
according "a The provisions thereof rl-a
Tie male citizens ~ the Sutc shall r. -
i!'l 10 vote % ait decjiuus hrid wi,l,a "A.
non districts IN which they respective,
but no person whofs q minor ar rr
nina or iaurcr. ar who IS under rrrr....t
treason felony on bribery ia On election --
ms not been resident Of thc State for ot b
aud OF the county ia which hc offers 20 500.
lhTiy DAYS next preceding such ,Tn
permitted % vote while such d.4.It
Glgts.n
Adopted February 28, 1870.
I'D the iiousc Of Delegates, Thursday T.-
~ ~ 1870, the above resolution uas aIa..#
iHE Ets WERE-AlcsWs. WG-h. |-rn-
ngue" ballard Of Monroe Bl,nd OF l.
Le'~hoo7cT, Eo"yer, BlauGon, Burgess I
SON, DouchoO Evans. Farnsuurth. .lsI.t
aeau, Flick, Caudce. Guthrie. Herr.y. rae-
y1ch5Oni judy, Lamb. Lnu0u Lynch N1fe
@cCoy. Meadows, Miller. Necv. PouusH
E,,etp. scott smith, Tcler, Thymaa, We
81 i'kiusJn 3d.
lHa Nays wIaE-Ncasr1 Baker. Barlow
Ituler, Dlamlcrst Collins, Cacmlt Jls
vs. Con, Iasa.cr, iiiil, Howe. peirpo.a'
"eSrofd N'Erri7, Summers and Ntuf
In The Scnntc. Monday February Zs
ABOVE resolution was adopted
TUE TEAS raGe NcHrs Farnrwor.l n.
'g,h'J AppIe2aie, Brown. Gather fJau~. ~.
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Friday Moning, Aug. 20, 1870.

IT, Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
II IS reported, will be impeached by the
Conservatives of the State, who claim to
have sufficient evidence for his conviction.
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80 dnel "a foupLt in tho vicinitr

Es-A duel was fought in the vicinity
Of the city Of Savannah, Georgia, on Fri
day last, between two we'll known and re
spected citizens Of that city, Capt. Rich
ARD + AIKEN and Mr. LUDLOW COHEN,
the latter, on the fifth exchange Of shots,
received fatal wound, of which he died
on the following morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

EI'The corn crop of this and tho ada
cent counties is now fully made, and a largo
Que it is. Indeed, we have never seen such
aelds OF corn as arc to be found throughout
Kockbridge, Botetourt, and Roanoke. -
Lctiagt0n Gd@ctr.
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Es IRA Harris Past IEolc Borcr is
pronounced 10 be one Of the most as mi imple-
ments farmer can have IL will paw for itself
IN halfa days work md when once used II viii
no more DE dispensed with than shovel or
spade in the ordinary wJrk Of "A farm. can ma
see the tool at this Office
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

4 VOID QtACKS.-A victim of ca.,r .
/ \ erection, causing Nervous Debility .
iute decay &c, having tried in vain cr...
Ycrtised remedy hus simple mean. or .,.
winch he vii! send iicc to his fellow a
Address J. II. II TILE. ~ Missioner Ssa
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LATTER!

LONDON, August 22.-Oueen Victoria having
received an appeal from the Empress Eugene TO
act rs mediator for the settlement Of the present
difficulties, the former has replicd that nv the
constitutional government Of England the Queen
cannot interfere. mediation must proceed from
the Cabinet, and the Cabinet did not thiul, the
time had come for interference
The American Generals, Sheridan and For
Sythc' witnessed the defeat Of the French army
on Thursday from Count Bismarck's carriage
u is estimated that the Prussian loss in The bat
tie in killed and wounded was o. 600.
Marshal BAzAINE, ON the other hand. contra.
diets the success Of the Prussian in the battle Of
| the 18th. The battle, he SAYS, Blasted nine
" hours, and at it's close ne claims to have held
" all bis positions
FEARFUL Loss OF TIE TRUSsIANs
dispatch from Mcziercs, dated on The 22d
says the loss Of the Prussians in the battle of the
lSth was fearful. More than 80. 600 wounded
remained on the field Of battle without assist
ance. The Prussans have asked permission to
send their wounded home through belgium.
LETTER FROM king WILLIAM 10 7ur QUEEN
Berlin journals print letter from King Viii
liam TO Queen Augusta, da'cI RusonyiIle. Au-
gust 10, Of which the following is an extract:
about 800 =. " fighting ceased gradually
Without this should have acted us at konigratz
Won Room saved me this affirmative"
THE CONDUCT OF THE TROOPS
'.Ihe troops have performed miracles of valor
against an army equally brave who withdrew
oy lnchesi resuIning the offensive. again 10 be re-
pulsed cannot ioretcll The cncmys fate
HIS FEARFUL LOSSES.
or shrink from learning our losses. had de-
signed blvouac6ing here. but ] fluid after some
hours, that am without my luggage; in fact, T
have not been rid Of my cI0hiug or go hours
Paris is provisioned sufficiently 20 stand "a six
months siege.
Notes Of The Bank Of France are now No Eve
per cent discount
There are now SOC. 900 German tr9ors het,ysop
The Rhine and Paris.
Napoleon, whiie ut Chaious, was Missed and
hOOtcd by The syllicry.
Napoleon is regarded by Paris corrcspon-
dent as dead civiiv and imperiaiiy Uei4 said
TO be at Rheims with tho Prince Imperial. and 20
contemplate abdicaton
ON Saturday morning Bazaine made dcupc-
rate cii'ri 20 cut through tHe Prussian lines, Bus
was rnpulsel with tremendous loss
The German troops hold now six Of tho veal
thiest and most p0pulous Departments Of France.
s--
Eg General Grant was sued iu the Cir
cult Court while at St. Louis last week. bv
Colonel w. II. Stark, who laid hisdamarca
at $4,000. The plaintiff owned n fast pacing
horse, known as 'Wyand0lc Chief This
animal was IN pasture with a horse alleged
to have belonged to General Grant. and
the Generals horse kicked tho Chief.
breaking bis log, and rendering his killing
necessary Accordingly Stark brought The
suit for damages
DISTANCES FROM PARIS. -Strasbourr Is
3l2 miles from Paris Metz is pa miles
Nancy is 90 miles Bar To- Due is 157
miles; Chalous (sur-Marnc) is 100 miles
kcims is log miles
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se5-A Frankfort Ioitcr Of july 30 saw.

ss6'A Frankfort letter Of July 30 says:
"A moro unfortunate timo for the outbreak
Of hostilitics could hardly have been sclcc-
ted The crops arc nearly ready for the
sickle, and there Is but scaufy supply Of
labor Throughout the vast tract Of coun
try have travcIscd, from the fertile valleys
Of the Rhine and Moscllc, to the sandy
plains which encompass Berlin the sight OF
waving cornGcld5 was the one which uni
tormiy met tho eye. Hero and there q few
women were cutting down the ripe grain.
yet, IN the majority Of folds, thoro wcro no
alsns Of the Lusbandman plying bis ncccs-
s1ry task. In tie vicinity Of the Rhine
The crops appear to be unusually luzuriaut.
The dr0uih, Of which complaints are made
here ~ elsewhere does not seem 10 have
proved worry injurious. 10 i5c expected that
the vintage will be uucxccptiouaIly good
provided an opportunity is Afforded for
pcacoabIy plucking tho grap.r When "a
ing upon Tho glorious promises OF the nro.
ilhg earth, it Is almost impossible i3 realize
Che fact Chat tremendous effort IS BEING
made 90 undo the work which has been nc
e9mpushgi with much t.I and % convert
.A' uilus Xnlc.ds and vineyard. into O.
barren aud DIacECncl battle-ground
r. ClSu.SAr Euum hr NaTl Mr..
ilAtsrEhu, Of ibc Cincinnati Cuu.r.;gi
now at the cat Of war, send u.ai journal
ih1 following telegram
LCErura. humst2l
$50 Ioscutat tl. battle o.. GmreI.t..
oa iIu day Tile kmrofPrl..u. Count
bammk aud General Sheridan on m.
H.I1 Do .-.. 3D.. t., r I'D 40
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

s5-Ihis SPACE belong 10 Baiiz,U Co..
lhcy arc $50 crowded Shat they refuse Co adter-
Use. They are running or their stock 8t such
low prices before removing 90 their ncw and sp1-
clous ROOM tat there is no mystery DOB lbc
crowds Of llc pas, lcw days Call aad sc- them
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26

ga All four Of the Republican candi-
dates for Congress in South Carolina are
negroes Prior to Whittcmcrcs withdraw
tho ticket stood three negroes to one white,
but IN the place Of the great expelled
negro has been nominated, and the ebony
quadri!atcral is thus complete
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E.z- Chief Justice Pearson, of North Car.

EzT Chief Justice Pearson, Of North Car
dina, has discharged all tho prisoners bro't
before him, except five, who arc held on
bench warrant issued on tho affidavit of
Kirk, who sworc that che believed the pris
oners were guilty Of murder" No evidence
whatever has been produced against them or
any Of the parties arrested. The cruellies
and fortunes inflicted on them by Bergen,
Kinks Lieutenant Colonel, arc said TO have
been only worthy Of the dark ages They
state that he held pistols to their heads and
awung thom up hy tho nocks to cxtort con .
fassions. The United States Marshal has
served wrjts on Kirk and Bergen to appear
before Judge Brooks on three separate writs.
Tuesday last was the day Cor their appear
anco before his Honor, justice Pearson, at
Raleigh
At Raleigh, Judge Brooks on Monday
last, in the case Of the North Carolina ar
iosIs, discharged eighteen more prisoners
Kirk sen; them into Court with an armed
guard, which was promptly ordered out by
the Judge, who remarked that no armed
soldiers would he allowed in lis court, that
when he wanted thcm he would ask for
them. In the case Of Wiley, charged with
murder, the negroes testifying developed
nothing positive against him Kinks Lieu
tenant Colonel is under arrest
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NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET. --..,
~ PHNsIcAL AND NERVOUS DFaml,. D., F..
aud cure. Price % cents. Address Srr.-
Ky Museum Of Anatomy, Cls Broadwa,.N +.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

The Democratic and Conservative Convention.
Tor the purpose or nominating candidate f,r
Congress from the I'd District, will meet in Pied
mont, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1870.
The counties in the District whose delegates 10
the State Convention were not also chosen as
delegates 70 Congressional Convention. viii
proceed to select delegates to the Convention
wnl'n assemblies at Piedmont. 1t IS important
that every county be represented
III G.. DAVIS,
4 j. FLEMING,
W. =. LOGAN,
August 70, 1870. Committee.
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NO :Bts- .Join ESc@oIntio,
Proposing nn Au1cndmcu
ia tho Constitution of I'M
S;tpfC.
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A Great Battle at Rozanville.
The French Totally Defeated.

TEN HoURS or FURI0CS MGHr1NG
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~ Is PROCLAMATION was issued g., tho
i'oId.uloo Monday asl cuiomia l.tr.t
y -IadJ 80 CD La4.l-lu aIt
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= EDICIS'>s PnaliIIc.

IN RELIEF ior Asthma. Price iorl''.
oIu" Eli x co, ChaIleslown, Mas,
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The of the Jamestown.

1t will be remembered that the u. S. ship
jamestown was ordered last year by Admiral
Turner, under instructions from the American
Government, to visit the various groups south and
west of these islands, which are seldom or never
visited by war vessels, and where of late years,
murders and civil wars have been of frequent
occurrence, to the injury of the persons and
property of American citizens. The ship left
Panama in August last, and except in touching at
the Marquesas and the Fijis, the cruise appears to
have been q miserable failure, so far at least as
visiting the islands and groups southwest of us is
concerned. The following is her report, so far as
it relates to this cruise, as published in the
Bulletin
Sailed from Panama August 21st for a cruise
among the islands of the Pacific September 10Th
crossed the line in lon. 100 40 w. anchored in Port
Anna Maria, Nuka Hiva, Marquesas Islands, Septem-
Der 26th (37 days. took in wood, water and fresh
supplies, and sailed October I'd for the Fiji Islands,
which were sighted October 10Th. Entered the group
by the Nanuku Passage anchored at Levuka,
Ovalau, October ODD GO days) received on board
and saluted T~hakombou, King in FIJI transacted
public business of Importance relating to American
citizens and Other matters took on board wood,
water and supplies and sailed for the Mulgrave,
BONN, Strong's and the Seniavine Islands, November
9th sighted all in December, but did not commune
cate arrived in San Francisco, January 2lst, II
days from FIJI and 157 days from Panama. Crossed
the equator twice and 1S0th meridian four times
distance sailed since leaving San Francisco about
"A 900 miles.
If this report is reliable, the cruise must be set
down as Il failure, for though the ship Z" sighted
all - the islands in the Mulgrave, BONN, Strong's
and Seniavine groups, it d" did not communicate y"
with any, and returned without learning whether
all the Americans living there had been plundered
and murdered, or not. The ship sailed past the
islands where civil war has been and may still be
raging. its flag perhaps unlurled, and the savages
still boasting, Gas did the Butaritarians,) that the
Americans, if they had any war ships, would
never trouble them. The failure of this expedi-
ton in accomplishing the object for which it was
sent out, furnishes another potent reason why an
American war ship should be stationed in this
central group, and from this point make frequent
cruises to the south and west.
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