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A TANEY FUND PROPOSED.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
In the report In to-days HERALD 1t seems to have
peen stated in Congress that Judge Tancy's daugh
ters have been compelled to support themselves
and mother by their labors as copylsts. recon-
menu that the members Of the bar throughout the
United states make short work OF this difficulty BY
sending ave dollars each to Mr.. Charles O'Conor to
be invested by HIM IN government bonds and the
bonds sent to these ladies' 1t s proper to say that
neither Mr. UConor nor the ladies' are aware OF this
suggestion. But every lawyer knows what 1t Is TO
make support by copying, and must needs admit
that q testimonial. rs proposed would be only
lust tribute to the memory OF great lawyer, whose
judicial integrity was never questioned.
A MEMBER OF TIE BAR.
IANUARY 49, 1871.
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN sTEUBEy COUNTY.

Doubie Murder-A Woman Shoots Her
Brother aud a NciGhbor Without Cause.
ELMIRA, ian. la, 1871.
terrible tragedy occurred in the town OF wayand steu.
ben county, this morning Mrs. Mary Hess shot and In
sany killed Mr. William II. Lews doing business in wsy
land. He called upon her business and sue met him at
the door and shot him dead She then the resi-
dencc OF her brother Mr.. Warren Northrup some half
mile distant from her own, and asked him TO come
out of DOORS she wished to speak with him privately
he declined out but invited her into the house. and led
the way into bedroom, she following closely Jus after
he entered the bedroom door she placed revolver to the
back of his head and fred the passing entirely
his head She then closed bedroom door and turned
of Mr. Nor,brup was in the sitting ROOM
hut before she could Gre HIM she and the
revolver taken from her Mr. Ncrthrup lived until four
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Hess taken into custody upon he ne uterro.
gated why she had committed double shs
replied that abe would learn Mr. Lewis
talk there had been her in sated that
she had not been reniy terms with her brother The
circumstances of ths osse are being Investigated ny Coroner
Smith. Of Bath
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A TROUBLESOME DIVORCE OASE.--A singularty
mixed up case. involving the law of marriage aud
divorce, was before the Supreme Uourt OF Boston
last week. Benjamin White sues for divorce from
his vile Mary on the ground OF desertion He had
been previously married, and his former wife, who
ID still LIVING had also obtained divorce from him
on the ground OF descrtton. lie supposed he could
marry again. and did marry Mary; but finding that,
under the statute. he being the guilty party IN the
former divorce case there was doupt OF 5he Legality
OF the second marriage, lie and hts second wife
petitioncd tho Legislature and obtained the passage
Of an act ieEellzing IT. Two questions are, there
fore, involved. FIRST was the second marriage
legals second was It rendered so Dy the legislative
act, or was that act unconstitutional, "a suspend
ing general law for rhe benefit OF particular per-
Supreme Courtg
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LUXEMB BURG.

Roynl Advice and Friendly Caution from
Pr,ssia-A Pledge of Pence.
LONDON Jan. II, 1871
The question OF Luxembourg engages much atten.
ton IN diplomatic circles Notwithstanding the ap-
parent superior gravity of the Black Sea navigation
and Conference difficulties and the present excit-
ingly serious point at which the war issue between
France and Prussia has arrived.
His Majesty King William OF Prussia has just ad.
dressed letter TO Prince Henry OF Luxembourg, In
which he counsels him i" to be prudent and eau.
tous' and asserts that "Prussla has never In
tended to attack the independence Of Luxemburgn
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BOURDAKpS CAMPAIGN.
Resumption of the Battle
Near. BelfOrt.
GARDES MOBILE DISPERSED AT LANGRES.

LONDON, Jau. IL, isrL
despatch, dated at Prunthet the 18th. reports
renewed lighting to-day along the whole line.
THE BATrLE OF MONDAY.
General Won Werder maintained his position TO
the southward OF Beiiorr on Monday against re-
newed attacks from the French Army OF the East.
The German loss was comparatively small.
GARDEs MOBILE DISPERSED.
The aermans. on the 18th inst. dispersed force
Of 1000 Gardes Mobile near Langres.
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LONDON MONEY MARKyr- LosDoS, Jan. Is-s 80 r. NJ
Consois cosea az sa ssf fa 1r m9ney ana me account
1862 sOa; 1885, ss56 1857 tst; tsn-fores, So. United
States stocks-Ere, 1914 Illinois Central IlO, Atlantic
and Great Western, 2Sa
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET.-LrvHRroor., Jan. I8-
4:3O r. Cotton dull and barely nantaned mid.
ding uplandn I'D mddling Orleans 9sd Sales, 1a00o
bales, including Loco bales for speculation and EXPORT
Cotton loading q Mobile sold at 3D. for middng Mobiles.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ATTwRRP Jan. l6.-Petroleum
closed frner at 505f. for standard white.
LONDoN PRoDUoR MARKEr.--LoNpoN, Jan Is-4 80
p MLnseed OIL E29 Calcutta linseed easier AZ sos sd
Spirits turpentine a6s. sd. Taliow easier; 45r. 3D.
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IeLeesApYlc NEWS ITEMS.

The Auditor OF the State Of Ohio Yesterday revoked the
authority of the Farmers and Mechanics Life
Company OF New York to do business IN Ohio.
None OF the Hafax Nova scocis, marine insurance
panics are able to dividends on last years business The
losses OF the year were very large.
Friday, the 9th inst. been fixed by the New York
Canal Board as the time when they will make the canal
pointments.
The Waterbury vt) National Pank building broken
into last night BY burglars who commenced To operate
the safos. Tho door OF lr0scn open,
safe resisted all attempts H. ani the burglars
forced TO retire. leaving their implements behnt hc
funds obtained.
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IRELAND.

Crime and Outrage from Political Agitation.
LONDON, Jan. 1s, 1871.
Dispatches from Ireland to this city represent that
country being seriously disturbed at some points
one OF the kilograms says:-"Tnere have been addi-
tlonal cases OF assassination Of policemen In Ire.
iand.f
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RUSSIA.

Financial Eshbit BY tho Treasnry-A Satis-
fnctOry Budget.
LONDON Jan. Is, 1871
kilograms which have been received in this city
from st. Petersburg to-day report that tue Russian
budget is very satisfactory.
The Treasury deficit amounts TO only 5000, 900 rou-
bies, although the military expenditures are in
creased by 10000, 900.
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IdeTEoROL CClCAL RECORD.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1871.
Seven n, barometer $685. being change last
port plus 90 Thermometer 10 degrees above Rca
tive humidity So. Wind southwest Velocity Of
miles hour
There was coudless sky sunrise morning. except
short band of clouds two degrees In width to the south
mist along the coast. The shadows OF the
ains could be distinctly both a sunrise and sunset
abova the hOriZO
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THE BURNING lF THE sIeAR Err NEIL.

MEMPHIS Tenn. Jan. 10, 1871.
Philip Lock, OF Philadelphia, who was reported
among the lost by the recent burning OF the steamer
Mct;ill arrived here last night He Is badly burned.
lie saws that out OF twenty persons on the stage
plank on the night Of the disaster only seven were
saved. The charred remains OF the bodies OK scyo,
raj OF the victims still lie on the wreck
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JANUARY 20.
lsj6-Genefa Prim abandoned his insurrection ana
entered Portugal.
1S5i--A tornado almost entirely destroyed the town
OF Brandon, ohio.
ls3s-The coolest day OF the century In England
tile thermometer indicated an average temper
ature OF I1.4 degrees below zero.
f779-Davd Garfick, the tragedan died.
l26j--The first meeting OF the English Parllamenk
held.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

Quite novel enter ainmen in the shape Of illustrated
lecture given last evening at the chapel OF the Holy
Trinity of Forty street Madison avenue
bv Mr. George A. Ford OF Williams College, himself
fourteen years. resident In Palestine The design
was to throw light on scrpnra history by actual lusr
tions OF the customs prevalent In modern
Syria whose inhabitants still retain TO great the
primitive habits of their ancestors Mr.. Ford assisted
by other natives of the East, all habited In full
Oriental costume. Prominent among the features of the
entertainment the Eastern wedding ceremony,
panied by Arab musical instruments other
Eastern attending their nupal festivities Mr. Ford
q vivid representation of the Mohanmedan call
to prayers which bore striking resemblance to tue
the Irish keen. Alto eher this descr OF
Oriental life proved instructive and complete
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CUTLAWiSM N NORTH CAROLINA.

More Troops Needed In KObcsOn COnntY-
Railroad Traius Guarded by Soldiers.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 49, 1s7i.
The commander OF the federal troops in Robson county
toogrsphed to Washington for troops, the small
number that county being unable to cope with the
outlaws. Az measure Of precsuon squad
companies train the Wilmington, Charlotte
Rutherford Railroad II Ia conceded that but little bo
done towards the capture Of the outlaws without large
for O me
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NATIONAL REFORM CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. ~, 157I
The National Reform Convention. which has discuss
ing the question OF adding amendment to the national
constitution recognizing Jesus Chris, the Ruler OF Nations
adjourned tonight. Rev. DIR. McIvane introduced
solution asking the insertion Of tho God Of
Jesus Christ The motion and the Doctor Kissed.
committee was appointed TO proceed to Washington and
press adoption the
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THE NEW JERSEY UNITED atLWAY C)Mpasgs.

TRENTON, Jan. 49, IS1i.
The directors OF the United Railway Companies met
session to-day in this city The two appointed by
the state present II understood that the meeting
called decide the
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, but nothing definite
The State directors Is under
Instructed to vote against the transfer.
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BISMARCK'S HEALTH.
Partial Recovery Of the Prussian
Premier.
LONDON, Jan. ts, 1871.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1871
hasten TO announce TO the HERALD that a special
despatch TO the London Times, dated at Versailles
on tho 18th inst. says-"Bismarck has been III. but
has partially recovered
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Capture of Il French Brig nenr Bordeaux.
LONDON, Jan. 1s, 1871.
French brig with a cargo OF provisions was cap
tured OF Bordeaux by the German frigate Augusta.
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An ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

PoTTsvULE, Pa, Jan. 1a, 1917.
Yesterday the boss Of the Luke Feter Coery, while
turning his home from tho coery, shot A. the ball
passing close to his head By parties lying in ambush by tho
now In operation In the coal region The colIeres now
working In the Shamokin region, and work with Light
forca anlv
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MINNESOTA SENATORS.

bT. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. IT. I57l.
Tho Legislature to-day elected Hon. William Window az
United States Senator tor the long term, ana Hon. o. r.
Searns for the short term They sJe both repubicsps.
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PARIS BOMBARDED.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS NOT FIRED UPON.

LONDON. Jan. Is. 1871
despatch from Versailles states that the bom-
bardnent OF Parts proceeds slowly but steadily.
The gunLers systematically AVOID firing on the pub
lie buildings
nag OF truce was to-day sent into the city with
news-letters.
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Balls and Parties snow aud Haiu-
Ladies' Msscs Gents and Roys Boots AM Saoes 81 NIL
LER COS, Union square,
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NEW YORK CITY.

tne for the past twentfour hours comparison with tho
day Of last year, indicated by the ber
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy. HERALD Building corner
Af
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FIRE AND LOSS QE LEE.

RUTLAND. Jan. I9. 1871.
Marshas chair factory ut South sbsfsbury w., de-
sroyed BY are last night. named H. stair, of Rich
hu,ftin
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Few Gases Of London silk Dress Hats, foe
gentlemen, Just received by ESPENSCHEID, lis Nassau
street.
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In Crawford county, Iowa, tney have 4 new kind
OF q man and wife trouble. MRS. Hunter has sued
sarah Moran for ST., 600 for seGacipg her husband.
sarah Is said TO bo worth sovSyal times thai
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

Choosing Life Pursuits CousDn ntets -
risky. unless each hs character aud right raops -
Afc and business oy consulting PilRENOLo0T at SsA
Hrua DIVA \
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Ola nu,Wnds Bought Rud sold. ana yMency
ioand on thcsi b. GEORGE G. ALLEN ocs IN.
der 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Cristador0's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-soiI
and applied al his wig and scalp factory No tor asuss.
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A.-Balls and Parties.-B0ots and Shoes fsr
Ladies. Misses and Gentlemen, BROOKS 5j Broadway
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A. A.-Royal Havana

Ar Infaliihis Care for Gouxhs, Honrseness
aud Sore Throat SMITHS TROCHES. Agencies HENRY.
No. COLLEGE place; DlrMAN'S. Astor Honse PhArmacI
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The Thomas Pouke School Association met at the Ast
House as evening" and elected T. r. Gibbons for Presden
G. W. Wyckoa, Vice President; T. f. Cody Recording an
Correspon ling Secretary; John 5. Sculy, treasurer
Cottingham Financial Secretary
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A. A.-Rcyal Havana supplementary.
Determined BY the drawings OF the Royal Havana lottery
For Information, &C., address MCINTYRE, GREGORyk 4
CO.. At Sl6 Canal. lh Chatham Is S,rth avens 81 Thlsi
$50 seventh avenue, los Houston or 81 EAsk
Thirteenth, corner Of Broadway.
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A.-Herrin9's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
26l Broadway, corner Murray ,trs,a
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga vSpring--.
Superior all others in dyspepsia and deasS OF liver AID
kineys. y. J. LEVY Agent NJ. iiadsoa Ra,roaa
devot> tarck street.
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Mailed Free ior 81 corks.--Dr. Kkbu,- Lee.
,urvs on Nervous pebRy Marriage, Obligations sni
,r,pciin~nts aud dseases arising from i-rdeuce win
csses from hc,nn practice. Address, secrelnyv ID,
Kshn's Mlseua, 7ab Biosdwsv. New Yo *.
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Professor Chandler win lecture evening atthe Academ
of Music "Water" The peculiar properties of its c
ponents-bydrogen and oxygen-wlu be Illustrated by 81
ries OF brilliant experiments.
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II Is Well 90 Get Clear Of n q old The First

ueex; but 1t ia musa safer yourself of sie
ars, hours the proper revedy for the purpose
bcinx DIN yAYSg's ExPECTOKAyr sold By all drug.
80 -
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A.-vvhitc0mb,s Asthma Remedy. Sure
cure. Sold by Gil druggists.
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A.-Perfect Fitting Roots and Shees, Nm,
warm Overshoes casxp, at BROOKS, SIS broadway
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gold Informeon furnished. To highest rstos paid ior
psueioo9Is ~ sps md s' n Sads av 81 "ol aud silver.
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Dr. John Hall lectures in Association Hal this evening
"Reward Punishment OF Life"
Miss Minnie G. Swayze lectures tis evening weber's
Rooms Sixteenth street and Fifth avenue, "Womeu OF
All Ages"
Rather cumsily executed counterfeit ten dollar
the Farmers Manuacurers' National Bank OF Pough.
keepsie beng actively circulated.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Barometer corrected for elevation aud tempera.
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Average temperature Yesterday. 81
Average temperature for corresponding. date last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-06-30
South Branch Rail Road.

The subscription Of private stock in this really
valuable aud importan I. public enterprise is not
progressive only, but has attained to the point
where all who desire the construction Of the Road
should each and each make their utmost prac,i-
cal efforts for its success.
If this Road is really needed by our people, it
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fit is not needed. then in
the subjunctive, Then, hen them
Does this South Branch Valley Railway scheme
bear the commendation OF Mr. GARRETT, iB. &
o. r. r Company trih this far more. his q,,qr-
an'ee Of hay us cost anil rolling stock besides 1t
surely does Is it then of questionable poliey
10 latiriirai stoebhoiars, obtaining, in enhance
ment Of their properties, all the advantages 10 be
reapcd from construction Of the Road } whether
this Road he built and nt once
II 10 individual embarkation Of capital itseem
that the very name Of JouN W GARRETT sufices
as its Psr'eet security that this Road will be made
both Hstw and Prcf'ajic, the Announcements ask =
ed Of the two townships of Romney ead ,pring-
field and Of the County are, upon very simple a
rithmctic, 50 modest. so economically prudent.
SO entirely within the capabilities, enterprise in
dustry and good sense Of our people, that the
propricty Of securing by this means the immedi-
ate building Of Il Railway to cost more than one
hundred thousand doIlars-(a capitll to be put
into early circulation among our people, more
than half Of which is supplied from abroad y re-
quires no higher argument than the simple an.
nounccmcnt OF the fact
PAT An
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Baltimore Cattle Marlfet.
TnrRsnAY. Jnne -. I81I

i'hSbA - uue -, Is /.
BEEF CATTLE The market yesterday After
noon opened fairly active, and continued so lo
the close, but at decline Of G. on the rates of 81
weck-ahout rs head changed hands This
morning, the market was dull throughout and
prices 4c lower making the decline for the
week Sc per la The quality Of the OFFERINGS
were superior To- those of last week 4 few v.,re
left over uusod and some 100 head were re,I.ir.-
ped East without being Offered here NiIh
Cows The supply is very fill, much greater Than
needed, and prices lower aud almost nominal al
p 10 500 pen head, to quality Veal Calvcs-
The supply is greater than the demand which IS
only far, aud prices u lc lower. sales at tl Z
cents per lh. Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranecl
follows Best icevcs mt GlS7 ia .rencrgiiy re-
ted first quality Mt 75aS6 90 medium or Good
hir quality az 5ulS4 - ordinary thin STEER.
oxen and Cows, mt oOCa 81 90; inferior and
average Of the market to-day So co. Z .trcmc
range Of prices : 90 ~ III Most of The
sales were from % 10 So 30 t4 100 lbs OF
the receipts ~ head came from Md 422 from
OHIO, lGi from Pennsy Ivauia. So from Nifg.uin.
aud 30 from West Virginia total rceyiuts fin
the week 1881 head, against $50 last we., ana
llHj same time last year. OF tire offerings -.s
head were taken by Baltimore butchers !g Sold
CD Washington aud Annapolis dealers. 4Is
to spectators for Eastern markets, and a7 to
country dealers and butchers-totu sales for tbc
week zoos head, against 152 last week, and 9lO
haid same tine last wear
rursr Is LiNHs.-Ihc supply Of Sheen has
been ght again during tha past week and rfl
e.s 10 consequence have advanced fully Jc rrr
i1 since last rcgort-good qualities unrtirgIarf,
are clrce and in demand Wo quote at lfaH
CTS, per TO- gross. us Co quality. Stock Sheen go
p. t1 81 i1 per hoIl. Lambs 20-I per hCif.
-I'crr.rts ibis week 3na3 head against
Hs. week. and 5000 bead same time lust vcqr.
i.Ds-i hr upp.y curly in the week having
i-..E N.H .".i out prices advanced about
d..
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By Yesterdays Mail.

CCNOE -
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-J. C. LYNN.
Of Cumberland, has been appointed mail
route agent between Pittsburgh aud Cum
berland.
A dispatch has been received az tho Ma
w Department from Commodore Rcgers.
dated Corea, J Tue %, stating that the Co
reans having failed to apologize for ,he re-
cent treacherou attack, be landed. and ON
the tenth and eleventh stormed aud took
five forts, destroyed four hundred ana eigh.
ty-one pieces Of ordnance aud quantities oe
small arms. Coresns, eleven thousand
strong, fought hand to hand and desper.
ately. lie counted two hundred and for.
ty-three dead Corcaus around the citadel
Our loss was three killed and nine wounded.
- Cumberland .NejrS
WHEELING, June 2S.-Counscl for Al
exaDder Quarter. the defaultiug Treasurer
of the Wheeling Savings Institution, made
application in Court yesterday for change
Of venue, which was granted His trial
will tako place at Moundsyille Marshall
county, the first Monday in October.
EF The State ID ,partment, in reply 70
letters asking for the Cunderaueo plan,.
the recently discovered cancer remedy. in
FIRMS the applicants that the supply receiv-
ed i exhausted The success Of the rene
dy in all cases iu which il has been used is
reailirmci
THE election as to "Briage or No pria,o,
takes place in Cumberland on tomorrow
-lSpt: {. .. SGiner OF thls county cut "a a
dars IS,@r,,'n ,S,~,r '''' '''''N reaper IN TWO
Gen. T. I.ae's grey horse "Traveilerp
died ON the 10Th inst. Ills death resulted from
ro, INV ,,uzgn ny sucking nam IN his foot
-BIockbcrrics are plentiful in Petersburg Va,
ana arc selling at three cents quart.
re- There Is great distress 10 Paris, aud
large numbers o' people are constantly ap-
uylug to the punish authorities for relief
1t IS caIcoI'ed That there are 30, 600
Features ot charity IN that city.
GO Rarax lakes. fields Of c,Tb,rals nc
soda 'hs, ARE inezhlustib'e, aud immense
deposits Of pure sulphur are among the min
eralngcal wonders of Nevada. The Viz
ginin Enterprise says that loads of carbon
ate Of so.!a are daily brought to that town
from deposits at no great distance to the
eas ward, and that this soda Is of snowy
whitcnoss, without stain, and free from dirt
or any cihcr foreign substance. Ii Is fit
for family use just as it i found. When
stratum ct ihe7ola is removed from its
bed another i, Immediately formed Crude
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-06-30
\ RAIL ROAD MAN.

a: n meeting of the Directors of the
South Branch Railway Company, held on
Thursday, the 22nd inst, RoBr. WHITE
was elected President, and the following, to-
ge'her with other resolutions, were adopted :
l-'. Re,o're7 That the townships Of Romnev
ard Springfield Toe requested - issue their town
ship bonds respectively, each for the sum of $40.
GOO for thc purpose OF aiding in the construction
and completion of the South Branch Railway
said bonds 10 bear $ per cent interest and re-
tr"ntt.c in period Of twenty ycars-to Lc en-
d"rsci by the President OF said Company and
sold al not less than their par value
2ud ReFpirs|, That if The said townships. or
either OF them, comply with said request. that
hc directory hereby pledge The faith of the Com
p'ny thai the said townships If both comply
or the one That may comply-will not tc called
upon 90 make any additional levy, bv issuing
bonds or othcrN Use as townships or township
ip further aid in the construction or COMPLEXION
OF said Road. And, further if said townshi lbs
VT so sal scribe, that the county will in no e..
vent he asked 10 do more than il IS now author
led ID b by the Chlrt.r of the Complnv
ri. Hsoird That EonEur WHITE be rcouest-
ca Oh communicate with The President OF the Bal
limore az Ohio Rdl Road Company and endcavor
To- get bm to have u location Of our road made
ut once.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-06-30

a Democratic d; Conservative Conreniion
Will be held at Romney, on the 1st day
OF August next, (being the first day of the
Circuit Court) to nominate a candidate to
represent the county of Hampshire in the
next House of Delegates.
And, also, TO nominate two candidates to
represent the 10Th Senatorial District in
the next Legislature, unless it shall be
hereafter determined to hold Senatorial
Convention at some other time and place.
BY order of the Committee.
II KERR, m.