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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.

B = 4 j.
aud the Nlillerites still on terra frBaa.--THE
/ deepest excavation in the United States l.
a copper mine in Lake Superior. II Is l.
/ 800 feet deep The present year will be
/ the two thousand one hundred and eighty
/ third year of the "Grecian Era" aud the
/ last year Of the "Greciau Bender ONE
million pounds of gum are consumed a
/ year by the American and European In
dia-rubber manutacturers.-THE United
} States ranks second as a coffee drinking na-
/ tiou.-A MEMBER Of the Virginia Legisla-
/ ture is demanding legislation to protect the
! people against paper and cLip-bottom shoes.
"A MAN recently went 10 a revival meet
! ing near Lyonviie, Iowa, and was making
fun Of the penitents when he fell to the
| floor andR carried out in an insensibe
condition. 4 day or two afterward he at
tempted TO renew his sport in the same
place, when he was stricken with paralysis,
and at last accounts he had no use Of tongue
OF ilmbs.-A BERKSHIRE hog was sold In
Warren county, Kentucky, recently, for
Sl5O -W1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, saws out 300,-
100000 feet of pine lumber each year
q CHICAGO girl says she does not get mar
/ ried for the reason that she does not know
whose husband she might be marrying.
/ THERE is billy county in East Tennessee
where tho children look up the chimney to
/ see ii the cows are coming home-THE
/ Governor of Maine has received at Angus
ia, the State capital, communication adj
/ dressed "Io the gunner, or gusty. Cot.
JOHN BANTER, Of Tennessee, has sued GER
tain journals of that State for libel in A.
mounts footing up SOME $3.50 600 His
/ first suit-that against the proprietors of
J the Knoxville Wing aod Registcr-has Just
come of, and has Melted him $27 600 -
/ SrAUNroN has five large Saminarics for
/ the education Of fcmalos.-TuuGE Is deal
Of courage somedmesin small boys \ lad
/ IN Bridgeport, had three fingers Of his right
hand taken OF few days since by n drop
! press in a brass shop. Looking upon his
/ bleeding baud, the brave little fellow OK
/ cl aimed, "Ili bet mother viii cry when
/ she sees that TIM West Iudia fruit
crop, pine apples, oranges, bauaDnas, &c ,
| vii. be very large this season -iIoGA viz
/ lago, IN Pcnnsy lyani1, was lately almost
/ totally destroyed BY fire. and the papers
| attribute Itail to "whiekcy and gambling"
/ Tux nave rule az Princeton turJiIIing
/ the students to correspond with the girls
/ La consequence OF thu, The bethany GUAR
/ "'aa chooses this motto Dare 90 DO right
/ ~ Phar'phr'S's itln this way: 10 write aud
fear not.'-A CORRESPONDENTS Of che Ion
/ don LehD, 80 ler-4lies, says be saw Six
/ German oih err, take moro than one huadreI
aud tt'y-two glasses Of beer at sitting
/ \ NAN who was brought u? ~ ooe ot t-e
/ London police CiAcca = assault ing AMI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
West Virginia Legislature.

In the Senate, on Monday, February
18th, the following bills were passed:
y bill to amend the charter Of the Pan
Handle Railroad Also, bill to eucour-
age Immigration into the State Of West
Virginia.
On motion of Mr. BAKER, the message
OF the Governor Stevenson, relating to the
cost OF the proposed Convention, was taken
from the table aud discussed at length, at
ter which, the message was unanimously
referred to the committee on Finance and
Claims. The Senate then adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. JACKSON from the
committee on Taxation and Finance, repor-
ted that it was inexpcdient to legislate up
on the resolution in relation to selling tie
interest Of the State in the National banks,
aud investing the proceeds in the bonds Of
the State of Virginia.
Mr.. BRANNoN, from the committee on
Humane and General Institutions, reported
back Senate bill No. 8, bill to amend an
act establishing the West Virginia Insti-
tute for the deaf, dumb and blind, recon-
mending It's passage. After which the
House adjourned
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
various Matters.

R=E-A number OF horses in Anne Arun-
del and Prince Georges Ma, hare recent
j. died from disease that has bafi a the
skill OF their owners. The animals, before
their attack, are eoupnaiyely well aud
hearty. They sometimes drop dead on the
road.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

: no $40 PER DAY.

O. TO SO PER DAY
I'D MEN, WOMEN. BOYS and Girls who
engage in cur new business make from - = to
SO per day in their own localities -
Full particulars and instructions sent free by
mail. Those in need OF permanent, profitable
work, should address az once, GEORGE STlN-
son x Co. Portland, Maine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

EsO-The Indians have recently com United
a frighiful massacre at u settlement on the
northern borier of Texas called Montague.
a whole family Of women and children
were murdered outright-the men were
away from home.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

Join p Wilson and Elizabeth his wife,
James X. Gibson, Eliza a. 6 bson, Jas.
a Gibson, John y. Sberrard, Robert j.
Sherr1ri Jr., Annie r. Fannie W and
David G. Shcrrarl. and q S. Whur
Guaflias al Item fr said Annie W
Fannie W., and David O. ShrrrIl ord
Robert Given rnd John g.. IIei-kcU. Al.
minirtrsafDIeil Gibson, decd aal
William II. Stump.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

%1'Yhe Pennsylvania Central Railroad
i, mpapy mas taken SI74,00 of the bonds
OF the harrisburg & Potomac Railroad.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
THE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK
L --rEhD Oh N IN N ON nr w hidN

FIRST-CLASS EIGHT PAGE DEMOCRATIC
WEEKLY, established in $50. So per year;
81 for six months. Subscribe for IT, FOR speed
eir'eR copies, Address "DAY-BoOK," New York
City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

- We learn from the Fredericksb burg
H2oId that for some time past deprcda.
'iors have been committed on the mail be-
twe"u Richmond aud Tappahaunock and
on the route from TappanocIi to Sandy Bot
tom. The matter was placed in the hands
Of Capt. JONI FREY, the L. S Mail de-
tecfiyo, assisted by Mr. EUGENE LEWIS, of
tue Richmond post-ofIicc, who arrested W.
G. BRIsTow, the mail-corrier from Tappa-
hammock 20 Sandy Bottom lie was dg.
ed in the city jail at Richmond on Thurs
day Of last week to await his trial.
Ez-A Washington despatch says that
many persons who have been hopeful of the
safety Of the Tennessee p are beginning to
desPond, notwithstanding tho repeated as
snr'necs from those high in authority that
she is safe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
EwA HoHRp1E AcclDryr occurred

EEA IIogRIrLE AccIDryr occurred at
'ho "Oid Scott Cal'icry, in The Broad
Ton coal region, Bedford county. Pa, few
lays since. An employee, Philip Cham
berlain, entered lbe cage for the purpose
cf ascending the shaft, when by some
means lis head struck the frame in which
tho cago works and bis neck caught upon
Pin Ills heads instantly torn from
bis body and remained fransfxed TO the
pin while the haai,a-s body fa.l 20 The
bottom &c The shaft breaking both legs.
god one ~ bis arms When the head was
discovered DO WIS FIST ON the pin, With
.yos wide open, staring apparently, at
those who gathered around, and Che man
whose duty j. was 90 attend below was
rau'Yz.l when be discovered % hcailass
body sing before him. 7. was one Of
'0a most shocking AMI terrible accidents
which bias ever occurred in Chat section.
aud case horror over thc entire coal re-
e..n. Chamberlain was an excellent y8ur r
man and eas loved a1I respected jy aI
who ko w hm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

EF Our or THE JAWS OF DEATH-A
remarkable ca Of c&jnw was related to
us recently. y gentleman 81 this city had
hi, jaws continuously locked for nineteen
days and at intervals for thirteen. During
the time when the disease was ~ is worst,
'Ae sufferer coul not eat anything nor sleep
in the least. During The thiriy-'wo days
siege he drank as many quarts of liquor to
stimulate him The same man has been
visited 10y cholera aud yellow fever. The
physicians who attended him while be had
Iockjaw pronounced his recovery the most
remarkable ever coming under their obscr-
walton .-HUriJUy Patriot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
Special dispatch to the Wheeling Register.

'-lNN'N+ NiophtNh W TIC W utCllu5 hHRlSlCT.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1S.-The Joint com
mittee on Finance Of the two Houses of the
Legislature made their report yesterday.
They show that on the lst Of October, 1870
the date of the Auditors last report. there
was deficit in tho Treasury of more than
ninety Two thousand dollars. The finan.
clal condition Of the State is fully set forth
andablX discussed in the report Of the com
mIttee. In consequence Of this unexpected
lack of funds, several important appropria-
lions will entirely fail, and all will have to
be reduced to the lowest possible figure.
No appropriation will be made for geolo-
gcal survey Of the State, and none for the
encouragement of immigration The de-
sired appropriations for many other objects
will have to he materially reduced, and
some Inconvenience will result TO all the
public works Of the State.
The bin regulating the terms of the Su-
prcme Court of Appeals will be passed by
the Senate on Monday The term of the
Court 90 be held in Wheeling Is fixed for
the second Thursday in July Of each wear.
Senator BOHEMIAN has goae home. hay
ing recovered sufficiently to travel. Scna-
tor JOHNSON IS improving in health. but
there seems little probability that he will
bee able To resume his seat in the Senate
during the present session 1t i thought
probable tlat lie will resign. Should he
ID So, the Convention bill will be passed
without delay, eleven votes only beng
then required in the Senate
\ special dispatch to the Cincinnati
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

IIARRGsoNBURG, VA, Fob I5.-On
Saturday morning last two boys were hunt
ing bones on the Waterman firm west of
town, aud discovered small wiue-of-tar
box III an old well. Thinking they had dis
covered treasure, they hoisted it up, and
on OF ouing, found the dead body of an in
faGt that had bsen murdered aud hidden
there. No clue has as yet been had to the
PerPctrator of the deed, and we have heard
OF no efforts being made by our authorities.
This IS the scc,uI case of Iutariicilo chat
has occurred in our midst during the past
twelve months car. Buh Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
The proceedings Of Congress on the ISth
were not Interesting

Ia the Senate, on the 2Oth the supple
mental election enforcement bill, previous
ly passed by the House, was reported from
the judiciary committee, with he iutimation
that IT may be ''put through" even before
the carnival ends Ia the House. there
was another discussion Of the McGrraLau
claim business, which resulted In the pas.
sage Of the joint resolution in favor Of that
individual The Join. resolution f,r IL
commission to survey the northwest boun-
dary was also passed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
Cong gross.


ury disposed of the Pacific railroad bonds
agreed to The Senate then took up the
bill for a centennial anniversary of American
Independence at Philadelphia in lS76.-
Mr.. Scott addressed the Senate. The
House adopted the resolutions reported by
the committee on military affairs in relation
to the difficulties at West Point, restoring
Cadets Baird, Barnes and Fleckiuger, who
had been dismissed, ordering a court OF iu-
quiry TO ascertain the ringleadcrs in the first
class of the "hazing" occurrences, and also
ordering an Investigation of the conduct of
the professors it the matter.
In the Senate on the 18th, debate came
'up Incidental 20 an amendment to repeal
the clause Of last years legislative, execu-
tive and appropriation bill which
prohibits the admission of any presidential
pardon as evidence in the Court of Claims.
The design was TO amend the law so rs to
relieve claimants who were pardoned by
President Lincoln, but not by his successor.
This was voted down, but 10 its stead so
much Of the law of last year as declares the
possession of a pardon to be evidence of
disloyalty was repealed, by vote of % to
p, with the deciding vote of the Vice Pres
ident in the affirmative.
The army appropriation bill was consid-
cred in the House in committee of the whole
Mr. Brooks, ofNew York, swore an oath that
be would never vote one dollar for the sup
port of standing army while the army was
used as a political machine to control cleo
tons and deprive the people ofther liberties.
The alance of the time was spent in logs-
ating for the District of Columbia. The
report Of the conference committee on II e
bin to provide a Governor, Legislature, and
territorial form of government for the Dis
trict was concurred in. The conference re-
port having been agreed to previously by
'he Senate, the new government is fixed
tact, awaiting only the Presidents approval,
about which there seems to be no doubt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

oen 9oeen warfcn unc ibre Q5pfe te<
bedten. 3weibuupert Men1ben batz
ten tort am Mcntas Meraen nidts
treiter III eilen ais pier 8rcce. sic
laserten i'm Treisn ouf lire 2dncereien.
in fummes @er;weiEuna uter tbren
@erluN. Sic toten NQee s~erlcrsn 49,
5duler, Sdeunen, 6ausz unp Nferz
tauaerdtb uno 8isb. Die Weae fnc
beceft nit %ssrtrauaten pferren, &tnz
bern, Shafsn uno Gdpeinen. Die
9unserenctb fart ben un9ludliden
2euten ins @siiht.
3u Stur1eon Yay Y%ertrannte ISL
LANNON'S Wihls unc fdnfunrflnfsis
Menlhen famen natei I'm.
Sn Calumet County rihten tte
@alptrdnce ebenfaas orrssn Sdacen
an. 8iele Wcbnbduisr, tuueerte BON
Tcnuen 6eu, IL. I. ~. fao rcrbrannt.
pctter6 Miible i'm Conn &antcun
fol- serlt5rt iein. Dies GtatliNement
tefano aus metrcren sin,slnen WIbz
len uno mebreren Stcrss uno 200
Mrniden batten ccrt Nobnuns unp
8elhdftisun9.
Vcn 9few 2cnton miro oe19rteben :
8alo> uno Sumpfbrdnpe fnb in ter
uneeaeno aueemein, piel @9acen an
9eu uncTenseu 1T aneeridtet. Cont
tag Woraen /. October brannten in
yfep Vonpon bic Naten uno Spei@en
Tabrit al. Dtelelbe tpar nod fetn Sabr
i'm Bstrieb ; rie man t5rt, mar nidte
rerlt9ert. @tr batten felt Rem 9rober
0epitterfurm, rer pielSacen anrihtete>
feiaen &essn> aubsr einmal Sprdbrez
gen. Der msiite Wintermeissn 1T in
Golse Ter Dlrre nidt oufgesangen.
Eass mad errdbntem Brance bronntc
bic bieiiae Drufsrei al, am ie(ben Sage
5u MittoQ Elm Stau; cine Sub hes
5rn. $. s. pase, rertronnte NIT. Gin
umldercifen cieisr Teuer wurce nur
bur& 6ulftleiituna zines arcbm Steils
eer bieii9en 8ecb!feruna p%srbtncert.
Weiter8 eri6te auf Ger brittenS Settle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
ELECTROMAGNETIC int @eifeu.

8et Der raitlclen l1nrubs, mel6e bic
amerifanilben Nnfecler tefeslt uno Re
ontreibt, to5 0sbist eer Gipiliiot|on
immerfprt %aufsscebnen unrS taoten auf=
;usrbauen, 1T IS cine hmerfenawerthe
Tbatiods. ccs nod oemalti1e Strsfen
Der natipnolen Dcmatne unerferiht
blettsn. Mon meis epn h|eien 0esenz
ru ntd,t rel msbr, as nan Ycn Ter
Topoarapbie Ter Nilqusuen prer Dem
sannern Nultralien5 meie. Gs baftst
ibnen Der &e's res GeNeimnis=
YcIen en-, uno rie Mn,istunoefraft, Die
fe fir tiibus Atenteurer tefben, mirc
fcrtwdtrenb eurb merftpirciss Cut
eeduuasn erb5tt. 3umei!sn rercen
tort BE fcftarsnW staus in iclter,3Ius
anletrcher, rab alstab cine Menee
pa ionsn Yen allen @Geiten kineilsn,
I'M iih eineu antbeil an cen Shisen
gu Gdern ; ;ursilcn entosdt man Naz
tursrideinanaeu, bic 10 uneen6bnlih
uno fcncertar inb, taB cine nidt Me-
niger itarfe unb auaemet' eBsateree ent-
itebt, Ndberss spn eielsn Dinaen III
tSren cper ie burd peri5ulide Nnz
Idauura fennen III lfrnen.
Gin SntersIie pieler Nrt fniipft Tb
an has yeQowtcne ltal i'm feruenWes
ften, unc UNI 10 tsfrieriaencer 1T es,
has itd jstt teeriinrete Nusidt bar
tistst, Die IHentlihe Msuaier In 8s;u9
auf rtele muneetbare 0eaeuc in 9d!te
beflteet9t lit leben. Cine Grpeciticn,
mslhe untsr eeituna Der Ser. Staaten
Ueplcaen prpfcNor 5appsn i'm Mai
b. 8. ouftrah, UNI eas Ital at erforz
1hen, bat ntsier Sage 8unee BON flh
eessten. sic wurpe III Srgen, Terriz
tcrium lltah, p%rsantlrt unp beitanp
aus SO reylcre,,, son eeneu 10 III Der
eieen'iiteu gcrmfnungs : 0eleQidaft
seb5r'sa.
Sv cries Eager idluA (e lei Sort
HuIel enf, nidt nett ppn Cheyenne.
Eis atniite Grpsritiouen, ,pelhe ron
Der Nsateruna ausaeriI (tct murren, be-
,wsdi IL, rie @eitaituna beg 8rcens,
feline ssr:ra,iten 8sitanrttsile, Yefdz
bieun9 fit ten Nffrteu &C., su erfrrz
@hen unp auf eieie @ctie ren ~piouiez
rem" untsr ben Aniteplsrn eeu gSss
nod rtslen unbetannten @esencen su
tabnen. Die neuei tenNahrthten mel
BEN, res he Grpeciticn 0d AuterG)es
iuncbeit erfreut uno ttrer Iufsate rd@
ttt5 nad'fcmmt. sic lit wcbttehalten
I'M Utllcnitcuez9ance a%nssfcmman une
tcrsits tslt'aItist Materialttn gu Gem
9srtdt III lammeIn, Cen yrof. 5oycen
abfalleu miro. Sotalr eetislbe fertta
lit, wiro feline @e.SHentliduns nidt
LANCE auf iIb tparten laiIen.
or. y. ,icurnaI.)
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(1prtfeSuns.)

Marie fannie ibrsn Safer at out.
SIC muete mrtl, raj ct riele6 oemdb<
rem tpnnts, psnn man i'm an ieinen
lpicatiidm gtraeise aniaFt. Sie te@
I, iste rieie 0sleasnbeit. Wenn fe lem
franfcn @ater nit bsrsliher lhsilnabme
iclate, 1penn ct ron lsintn &ri:2s!taten
lprah, f. crNis5 iie inn ben 9rSbtsn
DENT. Gr brad 70 Nsrne eayon. unr
Dolores NOR 70 t;ttert6|e, nenn or Elm
militariih{S @est fallen lief, RAP is
ne Shrsn snttslt uno ~cospaeilte gum
als;srJsten Aeraer res Orafsn. Waz
tie bielt BET iplGen g%r;iblunaen nit eiz
nsr sroesn Scrub aus. Wean cas
Ntenteusr aui ibr Wcmiitb wirfte, 70
war fe oladIid. Sn rieler 5iniidt
mar its gan; pa5 Gtsntilo ibree Gaz
ters, Ter ouh rasNussrprcentlide liebz
te. Nitterlidcs Wslen, Mutb, Gapfsrz
felt unc &riesstuhtietsit uno patst Elm
hriitl'6es 6er3-caS raren Die Gtaenz
lbaften res alien Solraten unc rteluz
9sncsn, bic CT an, nleilten iddste ; cenn
er mar Elm Spanier. Marie bate letn
Dslen ais GrbfIf uterncmmen.
uGrsahlen sic mir, metu Batter"
rtef Dlarts ron Econ aus ulprebsn
Gle nit mir pom SIREN Ntentsueyn I'M
Sri &c. sic inn INNER f. l;etenspdr,
Gig, menn sic auf rieiss &apitel eeraz
tben. SD Mill redt auinerfiam letn."
Der Wraf lddslte. Marte ityts iid
an feline Seite.
.gin leltiane5 Nteuteuer osbt mir
purh rem Ropf," tesann ter Graf
SIS mag Elm Sabr ietu. Gs mar Elm
Gag fat ris esr beutiae. Sc mar Elm
rsdt freurplihsr 0ertitta9. Cine liebz
li1s GrirnsrunA toud,t mir in eerlbat
III Ger Secle aui, psnn tb e5 beeenft,
pa5 id cir er;dblen wiu. IS lit cine
Der r%iibreneten 6ancIunsen, he mir
teaesuet 1T, unp I'D bare piel erlett unc
risl sslstsn. lnp i'd mar unranfbar.
65rt ru, me;u Ninc? IS mar pielz
leiht ras erite Mial in mstnem 2eten,
raB tt 10 bancelte uno MIDI in eincm
al!en rsr1a,tten 6eb serleitsn lief, etz
men Wpbltbdter cbne slbne 3ieben ;u
lailen, Der mir cas 9eten Serettet."
Der Oraf iawiss. ST lisb fein
6oupt hnfen. Ct payo na9cenfitb
SeItimmt.
uJabrsu sic fort, mem @atsr! SIT
oerssbe TAFT pcr l%lnseculc," rief Warie
aus, als ob is ebnte, mas fcmmen
nIrre.
sd ffanc NIT meinem &eaiment in
Ancaluiisu," fubr eer Wraf mad eiusr
Meite fort. "Die Sonne stas b!utisz
ROTH auf uno i2 laste ju meinen Saz
merarea Ottt Ndt, beut' slbt's einsn
Straub III massn !; Is 1T in rer Sc
senD nibt (i1er. SD babe Na1ri1>
ten, rab un5 Elm carliiti&er 6aufsn
uabe fommt. SD iaste pte Dabrbeit.
Sin sswi0er Mlpbonio bate mir NIT
Sefimmtbeit bic Na&riat eetra&t
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Ger @ b erer +.
Dit Wlasbhtte.

Mie tas elutt unb fpribt unb taittert!
gEie Der Av1Im bic euft bur&3ittert!
81, tn bieiem 6Saenretd
@srcen JslisnbtSde rei6!
gSie in lcldeu rotben @lutben
Die e~.rina(le Matel trsi&t
@o rirb in bes llneliids Glutbex
Gnse!reiu Ter Geif seblsiat.
6sb' i'd @las fonf 10 eebredltd,
Das TN Oienihiuno eertddli9
Tor, Der .gurld' rte 8arber btest7
Dsm Is iid 10 tpiaie idmiess2
Ourd pss Glsnts @lutb ssscsen
5tablst Nd oas 5sr3 our pHitt
Mantmal uirb es toobl estogsa,
Dc9 ssbrs9sn piro IS ni9t.
l1ub 70 iffs-nur tuei1 unb mitbe
Gist bas @las lid gum @ebilse;
Jm eutU9lugten UtutI9F1V
Wirs Der Gpel1ein tepdbrt;
Drum, tpena aud ber sroBe Reiler
@eine Ireuen tautern MIL,
Qast sud biloeu, cole Settler,
Duet, barrtt freb unb f'Q!
@.l& Stiff Gd bier tereite,
WsiB Der Meifer nur aQetu,
81 er's fir bic Breube peikte
Sper fir ben Q%stbenswetu.
Gines tppue niht rsree1tn:
Gin Sumsl tepatref cu,
Sn sebredliuen @sfaeen
G,6sit bu es ben, 5immel ~,
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Sp,t, memen NeittsIaube

fommen 10 per1dieoeuartise 9eri9te
unp Sdilrerunsen IN bic -Sefeutlid<
tett, rae e BON Sntere1e iein mag.
cine D%arifsQun9 cer Saala9e aus Der
Gerer zines nattonalen Gortl@ritts<
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Oie
pon Sau sago.

Gr;abtnns aus Dem ipanii9eu Toltsleben.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-01
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

Sabbath ScAool-Mr. William Lindsey,
Superintendent of the NJ. E. Sabbath
school, resigned his position on Sunday
last. The school will be recognized and a
new Superintendent elected.
Temperance.-Th Good Templars have
organized Juvenile Temperance Society,
which meets in the Good Templars' Hall
twice month"; it is under the control of
the Lodge. Children between the age of
eight and fourteen years, are admitted to
membership. Miss Sallie Buskirl1 has been
elected President of the Society.
-4ppointment.-Mr George r. Carpenter
has been appointed Bailiff, by the Town
Commissioners. Chesapeake has been for
tunate heretofore, in having an active
Board of Commissioners, and the present
Board don't appear to be behind, but are
pushing ahead and improving the town.
Ercursion.-The Presbyterian and Meth
odist Sabbath Schools, intend to unite and
have an Excursion on July 4th down the
Chesapeake Bay. The owners of the
steamer Wyoming have kindly rendered to
the school the use of their boat on that
day.
Improvements. Mr.. J. M. Reed has nearly
completed the improvement OH his proper
ty opposite the Manor House. Besides
repairing he has built an addition which
makes decided improvement. Masons
are at work laying the foundation for a
three story brick building on Bohemia
Avenue, for Mr.. T. Conrey. Also Carpen-
tiers are at work framing a new dwelling
house for Mr.. ]. H. Lindsey, opposite the
NJ. E. Church.
Torn Lots.-The selling of town lots
appears to be at stand still. Purchasers
seem to be scarce and there is very little
activity amongst the agents.
Hargest.-Our farmers are about through
with their wheat harvest, and some have
their wheat thrashed and into market
The crop in this neighborhood is said to
be good.
Niscelaneous.-News is scarce. e.
Business dull. Ice-cream saloons
are well patronized. . The Chesa-
peake Brass Band has been e-organizcd
Too bad, for ladies to play Baga-
telle in bar-room. Flour $500 a
$3.50 per barrel, butter % cents per pound,
eggs % cents per dozen, new potatoes s.
per bushel