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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

AssIoNEE's SALE.-The further sale of
the stock of hardware and agricultural i'm
plements of William NJ. Davidson is de
ferred until nine o'clock Thursday morn
Ing, July 27tb, at which time the sale will
be resumed and the entire stock closed
out. GEORGE FISHER, Assignee.
July ~, 1871. jy23-4t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

AuGUsT FouRTH-The Free Benev-
olent Sons of America, will turn out on
August the 4th, at Flora Garden. All are
cordially invited TO attend The speak.
ers will be: Messrs. j. Gladney, J. J
Bird, G. W. Ellis and others. Admittance
Adults, 25 cents Children, IL cents. b!
order Of the committee.
NORMAN W. WINS,
RALPH MARTIN,
DIV WIN FLERSoS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

KINDLING.--500 glass boxes for sale
at cents each. w. w. THORNTON.
jc2lu. 'I|-.. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
REWARD.-S5O.

The undersigned will pay FIFTY DOLLARS
REWARD Tor the return IL him 0f one kit OF
y ,uider's Tools, or either of the tool, stolen
3 IN Reed a Msnn's foundry between Saturday,
evening last at 6 O'clock aud Monday morning,
3ulv 81. The tools were manufactured by c. N
Monk, and bear uIeT imprint, snf were marked
D the initials IL B." :. e. BULGE.
at Reed a Manns toundry.
=" iro, HIS, July G, 1871. lv7dlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

RELIABLE AND SAFE-Dr Henry
Root and Plant Pills are mild and please
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro-
ducng no nausea or gripping. Being ell
tirely vegetable, they osn be taken with
out regard to diet or business. They
arouse the liver and sscretivs organs into
healthy action, throwing OF disease with
out exhausting or facilitating the system
Try them and you witl Iva satisfied
Prce25 cents box, Sold by aragsists
and dealers in medicine everyw here
Prepared by the G-afton Medicine Co, St
Louis, MO my9dm
WEISS BEEE.-CharIey Schoneraeyer,
at the Egyptian saloon, is IN constant re-
oeipt of "A full supply Of the parest and
freshest Weiss Beer-a beverage ut for a
lord axhiliariting without intox lcating,
cool and delicious-just the drink to fight
the dog-days with, Besides Weiss Beer.
which he makes speciality, he has also
on hand an excellent stock OF wines, Ii.
quors and cigars. Call on him. w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TAKE NOTICE.


riMe TABLE OF, rng u.LISoIs CENTRAL 2. ~.
"a and aftsr sunday, Ma IAN ISL the folios-
ing ime-,abls win Cavern The otr,ysl and deinrt
ur- 81 pass. ger traIns at Cairo;
DsparfMsl train daily ........-...,..... HAS pm.
Express, daily .,........"........~. 2i5 pm
Arrive all, $50 arr.
Express daily, except sunday $50 pm.
Although t.e regular =. Louis tram IL taken oii
9th trains cut ~ rcssr win have throuen car.
ior ~. louis, which viii be taken thrdngh ftpm
buquo'n by the trains on the Belleville road. u.
rect and close connection will be maoe at Du-
qac'", and there viii - 40 Change Of cars from
tano 20 ~. Louis. The train leaving Cairo at
- m. VIII have through sleeping car for ST.
L'a,s Tbs astsstiou OF shippers is especially
edled TO ths tact thai Fruit Express train VIII
leave Cairo. daily, Saturdays expected, and will
make The rtnhom this city to cbcsgo IN twenty
:wo hours. JAS JuHNsUN. Agent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

A single trial will convince the mos
skeptic"l of the otlicancy of HELM
BOLD : GRAPE PILLS in sick or nerv-
ous headache, juundce, indigestion, con-
stipatIon, dyspepsia, billiousness, liver
complaints, general debility, etc. No nau-
sen, no gripping pains, but mild, pleasant
and safe in operation. Children take them
with IMMUNITY. They arc the best and
most reliable. HELMBOLD'S EN-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA create, new,
fresh and healthy blood, beauties the
complexion, and imparts youthful APP
pearance, dispelling pimples, blotches,
moth patches and all eruptions of the
skin.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
OUR RAILROAD lsTERKsT.--The present

OUR RAILRoAD lHTEREsT.--The present
encouraging evidences of railroad pros
perity should induce every citizen of Cairo
to patronize Fred Theobold who has re-
| turned to the city and taken charge,of his
popular tonsoral palace, on Sixth street.
between Ohio levee and Commercial av-
enuc. Fred. is "A master in his business,
with reputation that extends far and
wide. He employs or ly the most skillful
workmen. His razors are sharp, his tow
els fresh and sweet, and his ba rber-shop as
clean ana bright rs anew pin. Give Fred
n call, all for the sake of auld lang ,syne.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
ST. LOUIS
LAW SCHOOL.

e(NHE regular annual term Of this Law School
4 vii open on Wednesday, October llth 1874.
all course, two terms-sX months, each. stu
SCENTS admitted TO the senior class on examination
3? Application on or before October Tth, 1871 =.
fniuon fee, SO " per snnum. For particulars
u dress
@. M. STEW ART,
Aching Dean of Law Faculty,
2O3 NORTH Bird ST., ST. LOUIS. MO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

NIATCH FREE, and $50 day sure, no hum
w bug Address with STAN . LiTTA a 90,
tlsburg, Pa, jylsiSw3n
4 00n BOOK AGENTS WANTEl.-Highe.t
l,VUU Commission 5000 IN premiums, Climb
eIInbInstlon OF discount. New Play. circulars
Lee. Address NJ. Lafayette Byrn, 81 edar
street., New iork. iyl3wit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

GREELEY Il PATIER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

The Vienna ARTERY speaks OF the
"tarnal cussedness of the Cairo ring of
newspapers The conductlof the Sun--its
recklessness and utter disregard of policy
its absolute rushness. ha, brought upon
us this repruach. ...... |.. .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
South Branch Railway.

should this very important and desirable
improvement be made, at an estimated cost
of sixty thousand dollars, between the Rail
Road aud Romney, il may be well to sug-
gest that lay the cooperation of Land own
ers and the Baltimore 4 OHIO Rail Road
regulation Of tolls ought To be secured W hich
will promote the utmost production along
its line. If the Road go into the hands of
spectators in stocks. their policy would be
to make the stock profitable merely, at the
expense of the interests Of those who have
produce to convey upon the Road-this the
control Of stock by land owners can effec-
tually prevent. IF the Road can be made
to carry corn from Romney to the Railroad
at two or three cents, per bushel, its i'm
portance and value to the land-holders is
beyond estimate-and this same view of the
subject equally applies to return freight
The merchant must take tue carriage Of his
goods into the account, when he determines
his selling price
These considerations should be seriously
weighed by oGr people when the merits of
this Road scheme come to be canvussed.
They are entertained by the author Of the
Bill, who has given very attentive and
Thoughtful reflection to the subject.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24


AN IMPORTANT Decision. The Su-
preme Court of Pennsy lvania has recently
made decision which should put every
man on his guard as to the manner in which
be fills up printed note or check. The
facts IN the case were substantially AS fol-
lows: A owed i one hundred dollars. for
which he gave his note, payable in ninety
days A printed blank form was used. i
filing up the blanks with the proper figures
and dates, and \ signing the note when il
had been put in the proper shape. b sub
scqucn'Iy, without the knowledge or con-
sent of A, wrote the words, "dnd ffH."
after the words, "one hundred" in the bo-
dy OF the note and then sold IL 10 G.. When
the note became due refused to nav.
and plead that the insertion Of the words
'o"d Btly' in the note was forgery, a
fact that was abundanty proven. Suit was
brought by against A, the maker of the
note, and although the forgery by b was
admitted, 9 recovered judgment against A
fof one hundred dollars IN appeal was
taken TO the Supreme Court, and there the
Judgment was affirmed The Court, how.
ever said that tho judgment ought to have
been for one hundred and ifiy dollars, but
innsmuch Us the plliulifF below took no ex
crp'ion TO the Judgment as rendered, il
could not be disturbed
40 first sight this decision appears to be
most unjust, but this is the reasoning of
of the Court as 10 She necessity Of the rule
Laid down in order to facilitate commercial
transactions. There was nothing on the
face OF thi- note 20 put the innocent pur.
chaser on hi. guard. In filing it. up a
blank space bad been loft between The words
cone hundred and che word "Iol.ar,. +"
and 90 THE space the payer had written The
words 'Hni fifty DO tbc slme ink and the
same handwriting iu which the other blank.
bad been tilad The most skilled expert
could not have detected the forgery. As
between a and i Of course could have
recovered nothing, aud any attempt 90 en-
force ti# claim would in an probability have
resulted in sending him 90 the penifcutiary
for forgery, but when the note was found
100 the hands of an innocent party who had
purchased 10 for valuable consideration
Che case became entirely different There
was nothing % put him on biz guard, or Co
raise Che .clst suspicion as 90 the character
Of The note there being neither difference
Of ink Dor cr9wiiug Of words Boltimoye
-iWsrieJu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
G VI TAYLOR, CLERK.
March Il, 1871 -Gw.

O. q AHgmoDg d riff anil oheys, ylaa-
nix, og0iId
Josyh Prrr.sls A1nr and heirs, de-
J.u00uh.
VDT % decree Of che Circuit Court Of Hamnshfrs
, county, pronounced in the above cause at
March term 1871, the above cause was referred
f1 flH subscriber, n Commissioner Of said Court
for fhe fYlceing purposes
u. ITO settle aud adjust the estate accounts Of
rHWu.. Cooper ihr personal rcurcecrtafivc of
Joseph Parrish. decd. ard 90 ascertain and re-
port ihe personal assctis o. the estate OF said Jo-
.efn Parrish, dec d., within The Jurisdiction Of
the Court
To ascertain and rep1r, the rell assets be-
longing o. sai1 estate Within The iuri 4dctisn of
Che CDur and the annual & gross value thereof
o. % audit and report the outstanding debts
against said estate.
ITO ascertain and report who are The heirs
a' ilw oi said Joseph Parrish decd aud hc
proportion of the csate and effects of the d,re-
dent each is entitled to take, and whether the
realty BE- capahIe 81 partition in kind amongst
them without detriment TO the interests OF he
several heirs
b. TO ascertain md report any other matter.
hy thc Commissioner deemed pertinent or re-
qurrd ty any % tfe parties or persons r tcrcsfod
The parties io said suit and persons inteefsed
therein are hereby notified that will attend al
my Office 900 tomney, ou the ls' day Of NAY.
lstl. 90 proceed With the execution OF The above
decrcc-end they are required t0 attend Their and
there With All ihe necessary Evidence and "a ka
care Of their respective interests
JAMES PARSONS.
March H. lsbl.-4w Com'r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
important Decision Concerning Freights
on The B. &c o. Rail Road.

During the sitting OF the Court was tried
the case of Ira Hart Is. the d Il O. II. r.
Co, which, if it is to be taken az n prece-
dent, will be Of great interest to our people,
aud of great annoyance to the compauy.-
The facts, as We hear them, are these:
La 1867 Ira Hart delivered to the COM
paoy some machinery Of saw mill, weigh
ing about3 600 pounds, on which he alleg-
cd the legal freight WAS 81 92 The sgcnt
refused to ship it at the price, and demand
ed Sll 60, which was paid Hart then
sued before justice and received a verdict
IN his favor, from which appeal was made
to court. After delays, the cause was
brought to trial, with Messrs Bcssel and
Lewis for com painant, aud Messrs. Lee aud
Borgess. for defendant The latter made
strenuous fight, but were met with equal
prowess by Harts counsel. The Jury re-
turned verdict of S75 damages for Hart.
This is said to be the first case on record
Of such recovery aud it opens wide the
door for following suits Of Ike nature
CidrkSJWg CoHserCdtiCe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
THE REASON WHY.

Nearly cCcr16odY has rsmdrk-ed concern
ing tie cjntiltudt tgolrdS 1rhich are ulirdUs
.folHd hcre-Herer jdlc, and IL is cren q
p,Gticr IF surprise 10 md or store onIy
moderatcly .fnH. TIE peopie nercr cease
10 coEte anil To a Iook'cr on n wOUM be a
subject 81 deep conjecture, rhdt made SO
many people croird to Our sfOreP Those
,rho Ing their Dry Goods here fuIiy under
stand Tie ottrdctionS-thoSe lrho neoer hare
can SoOa b. coRCincsd By a MngIe trial
h,at a doHar ,oiH bUy mare dry yoods Than
my oher Ucipg man can s,U II IS his
WRjnchmg principle ,chih has J,dH m,
his enormous frGoie This goidcn ntdrjnl
II cheap Dry G7n3s 10 all, is ,chat has
Jronght HO>e continual crO,rds
LIE { the UnbeIicving Look {!
and tie Hardened Sinner ayainss Cheop
Dry goods
II IL t. Nj Ii LIE,
rhra ire are Altering this ,cceh hat fine
uHblcdcief muslin, 81 inches ,ride. and on
~ osh l0c .for Il EccyyJody Mought IL
chcop ,ch7, ,ce said It for l2Ic. Beauti-
FIJI Crash l24c; Ptques is IN 2Sc.
J0cjbets %, % and 35c
NdnSooks %, % and SOC.
Gechs 2Sc, Indian TieW Stripes Doc, Vic-
to,Tp La,cH, ,Swjss .NnLts Tarlrtons, ,cIiie
ANT IN colors, a"d a till and complete line
# ihHe GooJS, Jdr delo,c tie rcq,tlar
price. Bro,ca TaLis D,mask 35, 81 anal
50c Siirtiny Linens %, 37!, 45 and 6Oc.
Bird's Eye Diaper, all linen, % and SOC
Scotch Diope,, red end, oHinen, rcyy rite,
81 80 10 81 70 per piece.
White ConterPancs at all prices, anu
goods If erery Description o.ricjag cccry
tag at
BALTZELL & cos.
Ro1tptore
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

DECISION UNDER TIE ENFORCEMENT
AcT.--The Baltimore Sun states that Judge
BUSTED, of the United States Court at
Montgomery, Alabama, decided case un-
der the enforcement act on Saturday last,
holding that in cases Of attempt to deprive
a citizen of rights under the constitution
and laws of the United States, the fedora
courts have exclusive jurisdiction, and that
State courts are Invested Of iurisdi.tion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

GF Treasurer SPINNER writes, that un-
der the rules of the Treasury Department
postmasters are authorized to receive mutt.
lated currency for its full value in payment
for postage stamps, when, in case of United
States notes, not more than one-twentieth
OF the note Is missing, and in case Of frac-
tional currency, when not more than one
tenth is missing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
J ! J 8 ! } J &

To THE WORKING CLASS We arc NO..
prepared TO furnish all classes with constant s,''
nioyment at home the whole Of the time or for
'he spare moments. Business new, light. ana
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn e..
Doc. 10 - per evening, aud proportional $50
10y devoting their whole time to the husiness
Boys and girls earn nearly as much rs me,
nat all who see this notice NAV send their al
dress and test the business, We make the unpsr
alleled offer To such as are not we'll satissel
We viii send 81 10 pay for the trouble Of viii,
tull particulars, a valuable sample which viii d,
70 commence work on. aud a copy of ~ ~
Eta's LuTerV CompaHi0H--one Of the largest ,r1
pest family newspapers ever published all s,rt
free 10y mail Reader if YOU want per,,.,. 80
profitable work address ''"''
f. c. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
Aaohey Tona32 IN the Vast

SIR Louis, March 2O.-A terrific lorna
do passed over portion Of ST. Clair couu-
ty, Ill., last Tuesday night. Twenty farm
houses were either blown from their fouo-
dltious or entirely demolished. Outbuill.
ings fences, aud trees were destroyed A
Miss Watson was instantly killed, ond a Mr..
Ncrml'on and bis wife fatally injured. -
Some Of The houses were moved from ore
hundred 90 two hundred yards, and trees
two and three feet 10 diameter we're snap.
ped like pipe stems
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24


WHAT RoGCES WILL Do FOR LIBERTY
James A. Ilamil;on's recent escape from
a Pcunsy lvania prison is the most marvel
Gus rcgue's work on record. Hamilton
was an old prison bird, and one Of he most
dangerous convicts in the Lancaster prison
Assigned TO solitary "iron clad" cell. he
was set to work At shoemaking Some time
ago he complained that his bench vas too
low, and asked for y couple Of short pine
planks to put under the legs to raise it a
few Inches. For weeks BE- worked under
these boards at night, cutting hole through
the hoor and in the daytime covered his
tracks with the boards Having cut
through the flooring, be reached the solid
masonry, and worked upon that with such
success that, eventually, enough was re-.
moved to admit the passage of his BODY.
Having cleared the mason-work Of \
space foot thick and about three feet
brond, he attacked the solid prison wall
FROM his narrow crevice under the Aoor
aud although II was three feet thick. he
made a breach and passed safely through
and let himself down two stories by very
thin but exceedingly stout shoe thread. -
PicaA'ug lEIo me WASH house ard clrpcn-
ter shop, he procured a change of clothes
and lumber to construct ladder with which
to pass over the jiil.yarG wall. This lad
der Is model of ingenuity. None of the
lumber was enough 10 make the sides. 90
no dashed several slender pieces together
with BEDFORD, and tied broken barrel-staves
across for rounds. With this the prisoner
found his way to freedom. Early SUNDAY
morning his flight was discovered. In his
cell fully . CARLOAD of debris was found
carefully stored under his bed, the Stats of
which were cut in half and bored ut requ-
lar dis'anoes to make ladder, which, how
ever, be had been unable to get tbroug h
the peculiarly shaped hole by which he
he had escaped.
LThia man almost equals in perseverance
and ingenuity Baron Trenck OF Jack Shep.
plrd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

THE Pension AcT-In sending to his
constituents copy of the act recently pass
ed by Congress granting pensions to sol
diera and sailors of the war of 1912, Mr..
Harris, the representative in Congress from
the Rockingham district, writes cit may
not be amiss to state that the bill as origi-
nally reported excluded those who "sym-
pathized with the rebellion" These words
were stricken out by the Committee and the
words "adhered to the cause of the enemies
of the Government, giving them aid and
comfort" substituted. This does not ex-
clude those who "sympathized" with the
South unless they committed some "overt
act" Feeding and clothing relatives in
the army aud acts of humanity, do not ex-
cludo the Old Soldiers"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

BURS1NG We learn l.ays Che Shcp.
herdstown Regiper of Saturday. that 90
Monday night Issi the stable BELONGING to
Thomas Turner near KearneysviIle. c.n.
tanning hay, s'raw, fodder, gears, DC was
consumed by fire, ,he work Of an incanii,
~. Several head Of horses wcrs taken ont
Of the stable before The iucendilry applied
the torch On Wednesday night. tie in
cendiary not yet feeling satisfied with the
destruction be bad done, applied the torch
to Mr. Turner corn crib aud wagon shed.
which was tofa ~ consumed, together with
several hundred bushels o. wheat and corn.
wagons, carriage, gears, &c.
We learn ,ba, the loss By both fires is
estimated az 81 ,400-insurcd for $500
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

The PARIS REyoLT.-The rcd repub}i-
cans are masters of the situation in Paris.
and the government troops who have re.
NAMED faithful have been compelled to re-
tire to the left bank of the Seine. with
headquarters at Versailles, whittier also the
THEIRS government have gone. 1t is appa-
rent that the latter studiou4ly avoids ser-
Gus combat with the insurgents, whose rrin.
ciPal organization consists Of a large major.
ity of what is known as the natona! guard
OF Paris. These have a sort Of sympathy
IN common with the unarmed mob, and be.
tween the two classes, inspired alike By the
cred" leaders, peace and wisdom stand p
poor chance. It is darkly hintcl that ma.
ny OF the republican aeitators are in the
pay Of B6naPartist agents, in whose inter
ests arc anarchy and outrage, as the natu-
raj precursors Of disgust with those who
produce them, aud leading the way TO an
opportunity for another coup Te,qh Mean.
time preparations are being made in Paris
for communal elections ordered by the in-
surgonts.- Bali Sim
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

HoRRBLE OUTRAGE NEAR JoHvsoN' >
SHOALS, PUTNAM CoUNTY, WEST VA
About 3 o'clock Fri1ay morning. 1O,h inst s
a band Of thieves, three in number. mode
a most hrut. attack upon Pcyton Turl.y
and wife, and after bsnuDg their heads with
an axe hcive almost into q iellg, beprn
searching trunks, &c and found some $500
or $500, which they took and left. The
parties were white, but lad themselves
painted black VI and Mrs Turley are
90 aud GS respectively, and both hare been
10 feeble heath for o long while Hopes
are entertained by tbe pbysiciIns in attend.
ance that bo'h may possibly recover. I
little granichill Of MI and Mrs Tuley.
oged four ycars, who was present when the
attack wps made upon the old people. de-
ciarel that the man who "beat hi, rriuap,
and grandma was Dick West" This sI.-
pici'u iol % The issue # warrart rr
West, and be md % man named LIME were
found toy 'hcr in 'ha mountains B.hrrra
arrested and confined 10 the iail 20 Winfield.
West has confessed ana told who the other
parties were. 10 IS hoped al engaged in
tdj- cowarlly and bruul a,ack ur.p two
OH, afflicted ard in0Gan-ivo people mas ba
brought to justice, md made &, -rruI fhc
remnant Of their days az representative
from this portion If iho State az Mounds
Vile N0soD 1outg Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
Bloomington IIlIJ Nursery.

10Th Year. GOO Acres l3 Greenhouses. Lar
gest Assorimcut-all sizes. Best stock Low
Prices Would you know what, when. How
10 Plant Fruit Shade, Evergreen Trees Root
Crafts, Seedlings. Usage planfs Ami. Sol
Early Rose Potatoes shrubs, Roses. Greenhousc
ana Garden Plants &C. &c. F'.rsr anil Vge-
t'bls Ses1s Finest. Best Collecdon-Soris arl
quality Send lo cents for New, Illustrated. De.
scriPive Catalogue 90 pages Send stamp.
ea'h. ior Catalogue of seeds, with plain direc-
uVns-G4 pages Bedding and Garden piarfs-
- pages and wholesale Price Lis+-2f utges.
Address f. X. PHENlE Bloomington. Illinois.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24
Friday Morning, March 24, 1871.
ROMNEY

CS-We learn from the Richmond Dis
patch that JAMES l.. BUCHANAN, the ven
cradle delegate in the Virginia Legislature
from Smyth county, died at the Monumen-
tai Hotel, in that city, on the 18th inst,
from Dropsy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-24

ssO-Dr DAVID II TuoKra died &C his
residence 10 Richmond, Va, ou the I7h
inst The b.pa'oh says lie was on Old
resident Of Richmond, a prncticiog phy.l-
clan Of skill aud experience, and was FIR
some years professor 10 the Medical COL
lcge Of Virginia Ho was brother Of
Hon. John r Tucker, and also Of Col. Be-
verify Tucker.