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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

-r-- -tAN y tHEL L ~ M rs
Hcas Hecespg ~ nsr Grast Rrfsn 1900
,,aphesEr,va,s atthts mort for tses week were sos
49,: - aoo ,s,a,ds and Floridas ana 10 OFT bales
.,.,s,..,.,ss aga,,sr ss1 baer Of sea- islands ana
s.e,n.na And sr7s basss on uplants the week pre-
8siSss sra nahaus 81 ssa islands and Floridss
80 rsaoe na,ss of unlands for ,tas corresponding
.ss.,.,... 80 ,sneae q, nn,,es tsse come as fol-
i.ss ssS ~ Il nn,antls psr soath Carolina Harsoad,
- 49,: nsr na,sneastarn Railraai s4s bales;
..assS.ssSnsn s,,af,nhAeeeon Railroad, 2ls; Beau.
tsse..Sas san1,e "a. John,s 1sianjd 8; EHsto, O.;
c.o,,etouseasFlorfds. n observation-disclosures
0hnrcb a. WadmsIs~.4: EdLsto, 10; Northeastern
.r.u,,.a seo. MINI, Isisn g; Beaufort sl72 James
,s,..,,.s. co.,hatlee. A.. savannah, Ss; Blorbaa,
:s,noa,. snenoo 1ot -
II sTar eorr,n MARKxr.-Ths staple for the week
,.sd.s rs,,evznas. exhibtted slghtly nuetuating
ss.ssr.ea, commencing quiet becoming nraner.
tsnd asainreoe ding eforeign rates opsningas7x
sarud f,rsmladlfng uplsnds, improved to Sd and
s,;eSatnV IN z5sd New York began at l6x, ad-
rsncad n iaslS. ana receded to 15xc; Bhtfe ct
.snia nptnt miit,,nes uplauds, which we're at lax
.aaf1xe rnuyedupt to IA @f5o, and fell or to l4xc
= -
=. rhaSoatnres of tha Liverpool and New Yark
S,v.arsats RMS period were as follows: On Fri.
y - Mnnasrrv Isl tne former was quiet, upisnds
SEn1Zd sales1a 600 bales: the latter closed firm.
.-a5tands lsxc sales.isoo bs,es On Saturday, the
VI .fssn,tef was ifm and strong. uplands Sd sales
n eaobsiss; me latter was active at 16x, sales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

- PaSsenKefr..
Per steamship Georgia, FOR New York-Edw
Frere. Mr. and Mrs Delaney, F Bersmann, Lsmith
and others.
Per steamer st Helena, from Eantee and Way
Landings-Maj Maniganlt and Ton deck. /.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

NoTR.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1851 bales uplands. from Mobile 2975 bales up
Ia ids and bnrn'd 502; from Savannah 9Ol bags sea
island and mi bales upland. and from Charles.
ton 1912 bags sea island and 1922 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports from NO.
bile Florida Texas and Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

me folloyingts tue ntest intelligence Of the
15oaSay shipments by special tslsgraps nom m
-. 1ss, AZ -sl - -, n Isa-,&. slsse:
- .ss:ssR BaI CANT ), lst, Bgis Cont
Exports Janua- ,.+&
I'D SStedaEiye-.s.- ssApoe. * g..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20
EaR LIVERPOOL. DIREOI.

; {. Tnsnss iron steamship EaA.,<E6En
Dryden, Master, having large portion
Of her cargo engaged and going On board, Tni
meet with dispatch, to sail as above
For Freight engagements. apply to =
R0BT. AURE j CO.,
ian1x Cantrot WHAT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

stock OF Cotton In the Interior Towns
ut the Latest Dates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20
EoR GARD,AER,s BLUFF,

The MT faatns Steamer P1LbTIr a As...h
Roy. capss,n II ". siyS WIN leave ,aGsf :
Ceatsal Whsyt fsss abOys. places every AaA[pAf
NoxsnxG, at So,closE: -
b. ~, 7.ssA REfBRENG, 49,
|. The paheT, sB0YSMils sleaye Saxannah eveU
TUxapAY NoRiGFG, Ct 7go'clock. Beaufort and Pa
nc iandlns same dSY. ). D. AIKEN 4 co.;
2 uoyN y gents Central Wharf,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

T0B BEAUFORT AND s,RAClFlc x 9! LAND
ING. FEsxldEa Il " 1liis isl IlsL4Sb, coffN's POINT,
So PORE RoE&E RAILROAD WHARF, PARIS
= fsL.AgR 1ANDMQ. STATION QRkHk,
and OTHEH,LAleHIN0sW WHERE H.
DUcENENIS ARE OFFkRED. -. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-20

:middling 14X@ffx, middling 14sf@t4x, Strict
middling l6c p b. On Wednesday the article
was generally steady, with some transactions at
easier rates. sales 1000 bales; ordinary good or
dinary being quoted at 1904 low middiing f4H,
middline lax@l4x, strict middllng 1902 ID.
Yesterday there was fair inquiry at rather
easier prices; sales 1000 bales; say Is at Tx, 30
12x re at 49, 81 at 1sk, SO at 1Sh, rs ct 1SH, IS
at 1sx, 90 at IA, Is at lax, l26 at IA 61e, 2l At
lax, 20 at AK, SO atl4a, 8 at lax, 5oat1Se. We
quote.
ordinary In 0ood ordinary ..... Is @13X
low middlina .14k@4 GIG
Middltng. .''A1IsSy1.
,.lrfr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

~ y daring express robbery was COM
mitted on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, in
Hickman county, Kentucky, last Saturday
night. Three meu got into the tr1in at u
nion City, and at Moscow, where the train
halted, two Of the robbers got of. and
confederate remained on the platform. As
the train moved out from The depot the two
in ped into the express car, ovcrpowered
the messenger, robbed the safe of s2O. 0OU.
halted the. train, jumped off, and Disappear
ed in the dask. Twenty FIVE citizens turn
e out to hunt for the robbers, but they arc
not yet found.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

THE MoSrruY NOVELETTE, FOR Auar-r .-lf the
good things in "The Monthly Novelette," were
only generally known throughout the country IT
would circulate by the hundred thousand copies.
But IL will Doe known, and That, too. in short
time, for it IS gaining in estimation quite FIST.
and has The most liberal list Of contents. the most
varied in all respects, of any magazine in the
United States. Sea stories. adventure, love sta-
ries' poetry, history, biography, etc. etc. can
he found in each number and now here Is the
August Issue bright with good ,hiar.. lust such
as the public relish. Here is a Ist Of the con-
tents :-'The Baronets Daughter" -,it Sen,
GA Domestic Mystery '-"Trenpol bya wo.
man '-'' tuariemagne' 1.-THE Inforgotte,,-
Nr. Farriugton's Ilouse-keeper' -. Two Moods
IIomeward Bonnd'-'The Bad Chosy-A DIFF
icult Wcoine -ZuruckhljcS- Ratrozpact'-- Tho
Black Dominp-Prccious Stours'-'Tho First
Gentleman in Europe WaymaIjn-'- THE
Temptation Dealings with Mad Dors'-,Tb,
'ountry Of the Koraks'-.Tac Philosophy Of
Birds Ness orr Jarsan D-pvr.me1,-,A
False Step or The Fortunes Nisrrtures ~
Pred Wiidr How Johnny sven, % ~, ci--us,
John l,o. nEe' -'Aneel.'r--W AMI Hr-
NOR Dul' 2) cents number. or 81 per vo.r
send D. ..n's for specimen copies. Address
Themes Talbot, CO Coue- Street, Boston
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28
Voters, Attention :

Tomorrow is the day Of the election, on the
question Of Romney and Springfield Townships
subscriptions to the South Branch Railway
stock. The intelligence, libetality, enterprise
and public spirit Of our people are appealed 10
IN support Of this great work of Internal I'M
proyement intended to open wide and hitherto
undeyooped resources Of industry and wealth
To the farmer, the mechanic aud the labourer
this Road is equally an interest aud necessity
while the very small subscriptions asked Of the
two townships will materially advance and pra-
mote the success Of the enterprise. Come one
aud all to assistu5 in supplying the great neccs-
sity o. our Valley. RAIL ROAD MEN.
Tia RAILROAD AT a special meeting of a..
Board Of Supervisors Of Hardy County, held 90
the Court house Of said county, on the 18th day
Of July, 1871, The following ordinance was pass
ed, aud entered on the records amongst the rr5-
ceedings Of said Board
Az ORDNANcsrequirng vote to be taken q. the
several voting places Of the county on the que7-
ton ofsubscribng Sl5O, 600 to the capital stock
Of the Washington < Ohio Railroad COMPANY.
Passef Jply me 18Th, 1871
Be 6, ordained by the Supervisors Of the Coma
gust, 1871, Mt the several places of voting in ie
county. vote shall be taken upou the cues ion
Of authorizing the Supervisors of said county. iu
their corporate name, 10 Subscribe the sum OF
$3.50, 600 20 the capital stock OF the Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company, a Joint stock com
panv incorporated by this State and the State of
Virginia, To construct railroad from Washing
ton City 20 the Ohio River, passing through the
said county of Hardy: bonds TO be issued for the
amount thereof, payable in twenty-five yalrs,
bearing sis per ccntum per annu.a interest pay
able auuu1llv.-whch subscription IL intended
TO aid in the construction Of said road Ia the
county OF Hardy when the same is completed 90
the eastern line OF said county, and said road
shall be actually under construction, and tW anty
miles thereof under contract within said county
But no subscription shall be made Un'es. said
road withiu said Co. shall be in fun pro .ss of
construction, and at least twenty miles thereof
under contract within three wears from tli1 kite
The poll sh1ll be taken and the result ascertain
Ell under the regulations prescribed hY law FOR
Township elections. on the ballots or tickets
used in said poll shall be printed the words "For
subscribing $3.50 600 to the capital stock Of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company" or
against subscribing Sl50,c 600 10 the capital
stock of thc Washington and Ohio rai,rood
Company, or any other words that vii. show
how the voter intends 10 vote on tn- question
proposed. \ copy from the Record Trste.
WIN. II. OGDEN Clerk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28
By Yesterdays Mail.

SOW. MEADE ADDISON, ESQ Of Bal
tlmore, one Of the most prominent LAWYERS
Of Mary land, died at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, this State, on TUESDAY
last, In the 55th year Of his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

d""r79 Johnson Epccfe7 IN T'ris.
LoNDcN, Ju'y.2G Arrangements are
making IN Paris to Welcome Hon. Andrew
Johnson, cx-Prcsijcut of tlo United States
who is expected there at an early dey.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

Willow LEAP TEA.-Mr Medhurst. the Brit
ish Consul at Shanghai, says ''the preparation Of
Tue willow leaf for mixture with tea is openly
praeuced IN the villages on the Hong ken side of
the Soo-chow Creek aud IL hes become an in
dustry which claims an important share of the
attention Of the villages OF that ADD other local..
tiles. The banks Of the numerous creeks are
planted with willow trees, the young leaves Of
which are collected. in April and May, very much
IN the way that the tea leaf is gathered. The
produce is then collected in heaps on the hard
threshing floors of the hamlets, and is allowed to
undergo a mild fermentation in the sun. The
leaves are then manipulated, similarly TO those
OF the ordinary tea plant They are sorted into
binds, according to sizes, and afterwards roast
cd an common tea ovens. The appearance of the
stun, after this treatment, is not unlike that of
The genuine article and It is carried to Shanghai.
and there iniermxed with pure ten, at ratio Of
from ten TO twenty per cent The cultivation
and preparation Of willow leaves were begun in
Shanghai about ten years ago, and have increas-
cd year 0y year The poorer classes near Shang-
hal have for long period consumed this leaf as
am infusion in place Of ten, the latter being too
expensive for them to purchase"
As Tar as he can gather, its use is productive
Of no in effect but its flavor has not the slightest
resemblance to any known tea. The cost Of the
article cannot exceed I'd. per pound, but when
mixed with a,and so sold to foreigners, it must
represent "a very large profit to the producers.
lie thinks the interference Of the authorities
with regard to this spurious manufacture may
shortly be necessary, for the purpose, ic not of
its actual prohibition (which may not be posi-.
ble), Mt all events, of placing it under such con-
troll as that foreigners may he in position to
satisfy Themselves as to The quantity produced,
and thc proportion used in mixing, so that the
adulteratcd article may take its proper position
in the tea market. From inquiries instituted
through the superintendent of police it trans
pircs that there are at this moment about 400 pi-
cpls-say 53 600 pouuds-of this willow leaf in
the course Of preparation Mt various drying hou-
scs In tine foreign settlements at Shanghai The
probable amount made up last season is cstima-
'cd at not less than 5000 picuIs, or 400 600
pounds. lie is not aware that any analysis Of
He properties of the willow leaf has yet been
made at Shanghai but attention to the above
facts Will doubtless miug about nm investigation
Of the kind, which is certainly demanded in the
general interest, by the rapid expansion which is
c2hbling itself Ia This feature Of the tea trade.
-S.iH'fr Imericm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

-ra. Governor Of dis State has appointed
a.ruo p. WHue and W. VI. BAvDoLru, Esq'rs
aa,- Public, the former for this and the lat
NJ -lurlv rOuniy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

EE'R Row J y. RAMSEY, n l,aIinc cler.
Eymau Of the Presbyterian Church in Viz
gaia, died in Lyuchburg on Sunday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28
MU Lin IIO TICL.
MOOreheld, West Va.
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

FTNlE undersigned having purchased the good
4 Will and fixtures of MULLINS HOTEL.
takes this method OF informing his friends and
the public generally that ne is prepared 10 ac-
commodatc the public in manner which con-
not fail to please.
y First Glass Hotel having all the modern
improvements, and is furnished throughout with
new eisd splendid furniture. The TABLE is AL
"ays supplied with the best the market affords
Good Stable attached to the premises Faithful
and obliging servants always ON hand TO secure
comfort TO guests.
eG- IEEvs MODERATE
JOHN WILSON.
NOOrc6eld Junc q 1871
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CHAS S. HARRIS.
Harris Hall, Winchester, Va.
Dec ,, 1S70.-tf

XWEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT rules
held 10 the Clerk Office Of The Circuit
Court of Hampshire county, on tie Gr5t Monday
iu July, lS1l
James Csr.eslon & Isaac IT, Carska1on. Exccu.
tors Of the last will and testament OF Thomas
Carskadon, decd, Plaintiffs,
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TO all whom it may Concern

NOTICE is hereby given, that having been
N appointed 10y the proper Court of Carroll
County Of the State OF Maryland, guardian Of
George W. Rites infant child Of Sarah Rites
deceased, and as such one Of the heirs of Susan
Peters decd shall apply TO the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, State Of West Virginia. on
The 2nd day of the August Term, 1871, of said
Circuit Court, 10 make order directing the
commissioner ia Chpncery cause Of Tobias 3a-
kcr as. Peters and the Administrator Of Susan
Peters, dec d. respectively, 60 pay and deliver
10 me all money and personal property, In their
hands belonging % my ward and TO authorize
me 10 sue for, recover, and receive all money
or personal property, which may belong 10 my
SAID ward, in said county, and in jurisdiction Of
said Court, and TO remove he same to the State
Of Maryland.
JOHN ". ANGEL.
June %, 1871. Gaur2ian.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

'stI'iNs NhS "a sAI Auoht prominent LAWYERS
Of Mary land, died at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, this State, on TUESDAY
last, in the 55th year Of his age.
EE The London 'S,audareP pnbli.bos
the details ola series Of terrible eartbouake
shocks which recently occurred in one 81
tie PHILIPPINE Islands. More than 300
persons were swallowed up, and every one
Ut them almost instantly killed. Sixty
bodies Of the dead have been recovered
The rest Of the inhabitants have fed from
tue island, which is utterly depopulated.
HEART RENDING DETAILS OF THE FAM
INE.-L7n!on, July 26-The English
Consul at Iabriz announces that he has re q
ccived ana viii forward to his Government
most hear,-rendiDg details Of the famine in
Persia.
Special dispatches from Constantinoplc
say the famine in Persia il causing droad-
fgl havoc Deaths in the province Of Kho-
rAssan average three hundred daily, and so
great is tho distress. that the dead bodies Of
the victims are devoured by the survivors.
and.meu. woman aud children are in some
cases Killed TO render the supply Of food
more abundant The plague has also ap-
paared among the Persins, ana the Turk
ish Government has been compelled by the
EFFICIENCY of the situation to draw a sanj-
;ary Gordon along the border Of its domin-
ions
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

james u Powell late Sheriff o. Hampshire coun-
ty, West Virginia. and such committee Adj
muistrator de bonis non with the last win and
testament annexed of John Lambert decd
and committee administrator OF William Lam
bert, dc. d. Adam Roger and Susan his wife
and NU.ian lambert john ST. Lambert and
Annie b Lambert, Defendants
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Patches, Clocl.s, Jac{ry, DEC ,

Repaired in The best manner and warranted
shop opposite the Courthouse
Eomncy, June 23, ls7l--tf
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IItnlfe' n, ...s ..: !, ,.. ....@

J"at Fn]fislel ina ,e1i-i rae,iors. Price c,1,s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

reaalrs are closed at this Office to 90 via.
.e.u- C-l.5 East & West and NooreGeld,
..-y morning Except sunday NJ o, a. VI.
I.r Winchester Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
t.rl.ys, no o. 4. II.
Office lours-Open nj 81, An Close at g,
r. e. WN. -. COOKUS, =. "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28
South 4lranth 9ntclligrnfrr.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

RouHEY. FRIDAY, JULY 2S, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28
BUGGTES,
GERMANTOWNS,
ROCKAWAYS,


of the most stylish and substantial character
All the material used is guaranteed 10 be OF the
very best quality and the Workmanship cannot
be exceled, as none but hrst-class wOrkmen are
nmnlnYed also manufacture
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-28

II AViNG enlarged and improved my shops
4 4 respectfully announce To the public that
ann prepared TO manufacture, and will keep
constantly on hand,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-15
GBe dloet's Department,
THE SE.ANDER MILL,

It's not new patent. but has long been in USE
And many have tried its fair fame to abuse,
And let me describe it from hopper to till
The Belzebub Patent Slander Mill,
The young and the old can at once testify
To It's power in charging the truth to a lie
Or lie to the truth, as the patron may will.
So very complete is the SANDER Mill.
This machine will work best in a social way,
here the people may talk or play;
And the fairest Of hands may turn at will
l he crank OF the famous Slander Mill.
1t can grind your character as fine as chaff
While the millers chat, and dance and laugh
And the victim feels sudden chill
At every turn of the Slander Mill
1t crushes with ease fair lady's rame,
And changes her graces to sin and shame;
With the friendly glance of pure good will
Is reduced to blot by the Slander Mill.
a man may think himself pure as snow.
And train his virtues to make them grow;
But he is marked FIENb with a visage of i'll,
BY single turn Of the Slander Mill
The mother who tolls for the babe and bread
With soul as true as the stars o 'er head
Often fails the hungry mouths to fill
By passing through the SANDER Mill.
The father, whose wish that wife and child.
with himself, may pass on undeflei
10 the Land OF Rest when God shall will,
Is ground to dust by the SANDER Mill
There's nothing good, noble, wise or pure
That, passing through this mill, can long endure
When Satan invented this thing of i'll
He knew who would use the SIander Mill
So bring your grist, and have it ground
In the surest mill that was ever found;
Mrs Grundv presides, and will take the toll,
returning the chatf, but reserves the soul.
In all our dear homes there's 4 mill at work;
lis the human tongue-the devils clerk
Who faithfully serves at hopper and till
To feed the deyouring Slandor Mill.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-15
GHERIFF'S SALES BY virtue oi


~ sundry writs of LeUGri Fdcfus and Al Vend
EIp0lt issued out of the Court of common
IeaS OF ainOrm county, and to me directed.
tuere VIII hc exposed to Public Sale, at the
MOE HAIL IN JOHNSTOwN, on Saturday,
tsae S9th day OS April next. at > o'clock p
NJ the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Mrs Sarah
bradley and Joseph FieldhouSc. of. in and to
the following described property. TO wit: 4
Two story Plank Hotel, now occupied as Il pub
nc lnn or tavern called the Continental Hotel.
having front of forty feet and depth of thir-
ty-slN feet, with porch six by forty t6x4O feet.
one story high, and Il one story Frame Stable
by forty(I2 4Ol feet SitIIa Il.
on Il certain lot or piece of ground fronting on
CIndcr street. IN the Borough of MillVille Cam
bria county and extending back to an alley
having alley on the northwest and LOT of
Cambria Iron Company on the southeast. with
appufIenances. Taken in execution and to be
SOLD at the suit OF Edward Pedcn.
Also All the right, title and interest of JAS.
H. Howard of, In and to a lot of ground situate
IN the Fifth Ward of JOhnStOwn Borough. Cam
hrla county. fronting on Morris street on the
south, running back along alley on the west
to ar alley on the north. and adjoining lot of
Timothy Hunt on the east, having thereon
erected Il two story Brick House and a two Sto-
~ Plank Store Room, ana Frame Stable. now
IN the occupancy of ThOmas II. Moore. Taken
IN execution and to be sold at the suit of T..
BenswangGr. SOS. Heiiburu and John Elenm,
trading as BenSwangcT, Heilburn & Klemm.
w. B. BGNACKER. sheriff.
ShertnS Office, Ebensburg, March p, 1871.