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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

An INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR The SIcK
RooM.-Every family should provide them
selves with '.Ihe Union Kerosene Stove" Man
lives may be saved. The sole agents for this
city are J. b. DuvAL q son,
sepll.mwf No. 337 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

CLUBS AND STARs.-Prince Albert, lodged
for being drunk and assaulting another color
ed man with a large knife, in store at the
corner of King street and South Bay, was ex-
amIned and turned over to trial justice for
prosecution.
A white man arrested for being drunk and
unable to take care Of himself, in the market,
was sentenced to pay fine of FIVE dollars or
90 to the House Of Correction for FIVE days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

CR1BBAGE BOARDS, thirty cents each; White
Envelopes, ten cents package.
innl4-f HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
certs, as advertised By Messrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary & Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub-agent
for this splendid and attractive scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets for the same. Appli-
cations to be made to him at the office OF Mr..
Edward NJ. Moreland, No. 20 Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

= TIE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
Notwithstanding the losses which this wealthy
Insurance company must have met in Chicago,
owing to the extensive nature of its business,
Its vast resources enable it to assure It's pa
irons thas the company is still strong and
worthy of all confidence. The London board
have telegraphed to American managers to
subscribe five thousand dollars forthe relief Oh
the Chicago sufferers, and settle all Losses
promptly. The action of the board is prompt
and energetic, and cannot fail to be appreca-
ted By the public and prove Of benefit to the
company in the future. The American assets
will not be touched by the losses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

WALKING A STRAIGHT LISE.-A jolly inebri-
ate was brought before the Mayor, yesterday
morning, charged with being drunk and un-
able to preserve his equilibrium in the City
Hall Park. The prisoner was observed making
fair progress upon the street, but In an evil
hour he entered the Park, where the tortuous
windlngs of the fenced-in walks proved TOO
much for his calculations. Unable to steer his
way among the mazes, he reeled and stumbled
like a ship among the shoals, and finally sue
cum5ed upon the grass at distance from the
support OF any friendly tree. He was taken to
the Guardhouse, and explained to the Mayor
how he accldently became so, and upon show
ing that it was his first offence" he was dis
charged
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

THE PossUM HUNTERS FEsrIvITY.-A large
meeting of the colored people of James Is
land was held yesterday at the Methodist
Church, near Habenicht's place, at which not
less than fifteen hundred persons, men, wo-
men and children, were present. Many
speakers, among whom were several young
people, addressed the meeting, and brass
band from the city lent its martial and melo-
dious attractions to the scene. Eating and
drinking formed prominent feature OF the
gathering, and, after several hours enjoy
vnent, the assemb!age, the object Of which we
were unable to learn. quietly dispersed. The
Jim Island Possum Hunters, First Regiment N.
e. 9. c., were out In force.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

DISCUSSION ABOUT AMULE.-Yesterday morn
ing, about IL o'clock, two white men guar
relied at the auction In front OF Mr.. VIM.
McKay's office, in Meeting street. near the
Pavilion Hotel, and went for each other In the
true Bill Nye style. Several blows passed, and
the two then grappled and rolled over In the
street. After one or two revolutions one OF
the combatants, well known butcher, got on
top ofhls antagonist, whose face he proceeded
to beat into something which closely resem-
bled raw beafsteak. Being allowed at last
to get up, the beafsteak face made OF ior the
ArtesIan we'll TO wash his bruises, and the
crowd which had gathered to witness the
struggle dispersed to talk the matter over
The quarrel arose from the questioning OF Ger
tain representations made by one OF the
parties concerning mule.
TELEGRAM.-From Andes Insurance Compa-
ny, Of Cincinnati:
To s. Y. Topper, Agent, Charleston:
oNc1NNArr, october II, 1871.
Andes losses do no. exceed three hundred
thousand dollars. We are solvent and strong
Go ahead. j. b. BENNETT, fresiuept.
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE IN
suRASCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGENCY.
To G. T. Lo,ondes, General Ag:nt:
Adyices OF date Octoter 10, 1871: Do not
know exactly amoIat of the Chicago loss, but
1t cannot impair the strength OF the company
Telegram October Il, 1871: Estimate loss
under two and half millions. Cannot impair
strength of company. The directors In New
York are authorized to draw on London.
ALPRED PELL, Resident Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
mn t"IOEED SCROOLS or mr. AOrIH

Iti1I' iE"M Mss VAN LEW OF RICHMOND. Va.
10 tie hdtior Of The Iribun,.
SIR: | take the liberty OF inclo-ng ia Won,
,tygiis u..ii"i III youI paper the following Gle a.
b,aul dlaaa inch ai' made TO foi I'D IhioI,h.
cal fir ~ni Ia the children of Want ale legio For uo
vi ths own these poor scholars tunrtinY Oar
peonal EN- cuded n"r an"e."r. from eLer +dut
Ton competency vii stc that any eontiiLtiicb
s.Lt TO NV ear. aches Mrs johnson, aid d. thug i
-,e IL. ue-d. Of her school WI lie 81 L.
":i.~, ,Uio'"n school. .q.siiV needy Tie Lille az
aide 10 DO alone VIII .C8rctly be felt
h. l. Van LEW, POsinstttr
lot Or't, Hthm1nd Va. Der. n, le7l.
Gtsi T.. l.. NAs Lrw: All teaching coloreG echo =
The hss OF the iAct very poor. barely subsstins
The drew learn. and during the suIDIB-J
'"a< aiari! To school, hut Winter has Get ~, you
t, u lie raft UI and the little thiny CIad huns
thing si' comp lied Ia stay 81 homo.
lon haze bI this time div iDed nay Oh6cf: wabt he'll
ihh' ih's' i"' hrlpr,s lte thlrrrn do. II w0:d
nakt !"M s'I-fUrS heart diced could yod ere IL, ~ q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
WV YORK CITY.

,,.,s f,, the week I 4Ol marriages las births,
eco d..,a, 81 ~ tres. SIS a'o' H''''ree s'
I'll, Cnsto,u House will be open from 9 TO II a. m
I'D, nd t.. pO.tO1ee uut u At witch bo'E the us' VIII
Iieut. Tndccr of the Grand Dukes snte arrived
Is u. c ,e.ei.t Afternoon ana At tt ''Neoo0D "' " "
u. Hai, sri par'' 81 BGs"o =, y,
C,I.h Cushing who i associated with Mcssrs.
, ard ait, .. counsel LeeIe G,leya TIIsa' len MS ely
IA, t,,uiIc foI Washington :.
Daniel Draper. Director of the Observatory IN
b nca @ ,rpa' report , , s' ! .ss coI, Of ne
w. Other meteorological phenomena observed
Charles Theodore Busch, the crazy prosecutor OF
NJ. S,-rr emanuel by pr. Jobp w. Ssve aud d. nat0n
p. ,,.,v ari pronounced III. subject o.
, X 81 All he BaelOes isOd lnsahs A' lin I"
BROOKLYN.
The Committee oi Seyenty-hve has decided that
.b pro'l' oI he ELECTION 6" EoATi oil A~''~l
,,..o,.I wenbers one from each Assembly, br'e"
Co;nulaints have been made to the fcalthiOihcer
9TH, coalition Of til. ,naoI O'r at Flsttab and tie m
=. pue. some n..re.4 While in'O1osed 'to's
-. ,At-;~ IN Investigation Will be made
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NrwB, E,,n.-A boy age about 10, named HIaP'ei'
b. lie niou.h 1o.n ice Se slshg !es, near SheHah'''
~n dIosred -.
Xaw >r.oe blowers BROKE 'troash t, re-
-t'.. AID or' VA dF0't+'. IL' "" ''
Hrw.JERsEY.
hh,r, CRY In al The churches last evening the
..u, themes IL ST. Msfts and ~ SapeN
fl.-.f 81
,tot trrcb~. B.op Gec circular letter ioodihs
g., r. .ion ID. CUSTOMARY tight Cd secoont o. agro
cos,si There will be PAL,
,. t,.,,l. go, crss. vii he prTjd for The 10
Of I've uuhcehsed ssl0OL, have Teen
,-i- ~ m neI- b.ci u io's.i.
>,, -tos. rrc';ei yesterday TO- ott,r'ns r,T'
,ut tlrla., 80 Nr.Pn h' Pure
.',r .rr -. uto.tor wo''hy object Of charity ,'m
4 aIt'rei Te"ercA upon obSfte
g.. ~ ll.-. .f.,rf~ D. X ' Elu0ns"n # No 9'''ihern'.
,i 10 the Rliaui Memorial CLurcb by MI, pous A.
d., ,hnna. ..rre,. vii he hl. 10 all ~ churches tods ].
N,..ohp uot s,r o:IioiO Of le Messiah =. s. f.o''
X 'Lur,h ttssSrnns
H.ssx..k- CcnF'e,sio's Lbr'y "h'h h'' te,n 10 e
Me- Ihf't~n AssOtiauou hnt p" ~
H.cAr1-sct 1hrArr A man tmple; 70 'te
beso arrested Tor stealing z t'
~. 4rI TIE Bs?ii, METHODIST sia hsiorn'-
tbG',H.s
York have es bed fsro trt AZ See
ioln waters t"ld SaN hal u Jr
cLAg. sTOcons assault uio1 hetf'
r..'ul >, hei to.uor'o~ e-r' nr 70 c'SN ~
~ D., 'o.r! TIE !oal to eIttle ir0m bet0tet
>tae
Ms ak. ~" eyI iov o Ny Mason wniOutt dad
's' % >.Ua at.s Iom ~ ettes o. ssi from tL-Tc1i
H. , h..
i>. Rs..,r TIE o.. vcOr. Capt ros'ni,rr ron L''r
.r. - trt'it r
-, 80. VI Kosss.t from R'DLoLd, Nj bUUIG iri
- - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

,hsr ta+tor, shvertng over the re and hld'ne 'nem
. Ill., 80 IN hooks TO eat their scaUt dinners.
They are making noble struggle ana o.sac,a,ops in
.orno hain know there are bcneNoIcnt assoclhu" "
~ s1r Nrth lint do not know the names OF any OF INC
tnodcrs. perhaps You do. Now won't yon lit Il &
please hoy 81 old clothes OF INA tera' io
n t ,ntno or helm o1 some kind yon can suggest
necessary these be confirmed ny tbe schoo'
Woppe TO hear from yon have the honor 10 ne
respectfully &C., Mr. - n JUN
I{adfusr,lit LOochldnd Co.. Va, Dee 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
lLCTI RI. MFTTINGs. ETC.

hn~ "AsL alerS Guard Of this city Will 80 On a
tr..,., .ar t.. "a, 10 Jackson I,--.-.s rv-,
Prof Edv ard fontaine will read, tomorrow even
it, t,..sy Cooper lDsttnie paper Cd ne
-. .i...'t. So. gpt Riser aud ns Delft forns'on@
ne new non cdihce of the Ross-st Presbyterian
a. . .i BueltI rrs3 ''dcs.d YESTERDAY ana adfs''''
49,, a. l., "a, A Rev. obAr Il PoHti'y AID 'Le|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

A SHOT THROUGH TIE LEG.-The residences
., N, l. Mye ESQ Clifton, and Samuel Barton ESQ., O1ruoh,
Ger. ved from burs THURSDAY night last oy Holk
hLANn rRIKGK Nj Ms put hos 'loase We ng o. on"
Ward neebbor were haoty Joooeo he
h~e "Bh'' ~ IVY " b. HoLnBs, MuIisy e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
HOME NEWS.
pnnMIxpNr ARRIYALS

Pm Arepat Hotcl-Count Amin OF BeIHn' SsM Nh,
~ K,pssr Of ans judge lard Hunt u Utica aI1 ~
" For-rce Rr,roort HoW"-Bor. p,ni,, ho', T.st
rAsr, nW,esron Sspe bSI ,ols. Bori-Tb. Hon John
kee.-, VI & 81 Blsrk prcch n . 81 N.aof' NJ All,
S,,..,,,h NJ q o. limos the Hon Pete Ioi, VI "a
h., IN, Iict Cbs5ee Of Colorado Ger %, :.
L.. al Y...r Havana EUG,u Houst-Sehso ms
Nc. ~ H,,I-Co}. &. NJ. Cotarb VI NAtaAf''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
r-no,ppo Wo1rE's ScHr1DAM AROMATIC

scssIpp,Amore complaints Cor Which The sGBsPts pa ees
,rl.r.d ede physcAIt who have eoreponoso
proprietor drop dy,pep.. debility en,eaen' s
all chronic di'ease For these ano nso, o.s.
prescribed with great success t more wan 'ofe WV
,,nd Ell Irlsuloners ps Of tie Tinted s'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

Take AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL TO stop yonr
Colds Coug. and Broncl a. Aseo, Loie tty ru 'p'1 Co'np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
iAphsatcemsuui
BrRNEIT's KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetc.

IN FEBRUARY LAST SON OF MINE h'ho
.,,,x,r,1 ,rIH. WAS ATTACHED WIN PirrRI b"
s.x.rp,So WAS IABoRors KACSISO, r'iH'rt to'Sn DE-
,rlopsp ir.Ev, AND oosplAlSsD o. h'Skh PAN -
TENDING PROM TBs ARn.PIr TO IBh Want on III" N0"'
,,pl A. 1Hs Rs.p,r.r hsxspI WITHIN Nies' "
pI.xlY lpx,NYsRsp TIME 1AstrpoosrrL o. p@'
JAYNE, E1YscroRAsr AID JAYNE, LSxiT o'sR AL
IN. PART, Iyyrc1lp COVERING Up wASsli IN ED IN ~
IpRs s,r1ss Hp vox1Fp. vn AETrhwAkp' s' TWO
rorR. TEE PAIN ~ 1Hs RrTrENSG GAVE Bin AsAi'R
DOSE o. ,HE AGAIN risp s LFstS1 "hoh
IyyoppEp BIN o. IBE MORNING. or 1Bh 'Th
WAS prcIrspiI BETTER ooHHDrHABls rBLhss WYE
BLOOD CoSIiyuiso VIII TER E,pHc1osAST IHh psns VA
.v1IRI l1 ,xAp., OR TWO AND BE "A' 10 90
.Four A. r.rl KNOWING AID BOW o'1sS TAL
.sru ATTACK, OF PlrrH.I nrnAR LrSo CoHrlAsr Ah
prRxo TEE WINTER tIcrIoS W TEE COUNTRY eiApi
rlHr Known IBrts At SBB sAss 1'ss SHRh"
.x,kr corypIxcB ~ Rssrpr' HsS'ioSip
r. G. G. NIckuS, pe Jv,IIcs 1Bs Pace bli1 friAh'
Co, ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

Or. f. F. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES fo
n, Co,.u. and IvyG DsgAsgs for al Wholesale tJ HiLL
Rrxht as ,eeuwie st., McKrs,vs ROBBINS 81 FuloDft NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
InIlCE NOTES.

John Adam age =. died suddenly ycs:er day at
y iIpOANL
Io,l/o Ringer " no was Scalded on Saturday ny
Army Of beer No ~ b'o"mt st. died t4P !e''sia'''
Ann Eliza Nlcos age y. residing at No. t'S9 Third
LsHrJ e'ierus' ~ IL" tI"oh % kerosene lamp
Hr,rv N?n SIpdeI's residence, IN lhrd-ave., NJ ar
n-...u Io.,a OF 200 worth oi ewrfy ltiief1y
.jo'.n W,lIrIpcl a.c -. of No. II SnfOlk-st, fell
49,. ~ ,.. oi No it Crn'i'st AID .l."''- L.
Am, nc,l a"r 90, # No. 2?s West Nincteenth.st.,
e., .'..-. .s'T.A., g.! tu hr'oApd f""'A vie ""'
,.. WI az, &, was found sick from poison,
I, ~ . ,l >s.'ia,, 'ac 'H"'ei Tie ht'tio'H
h.,. MIrv smith acc 20, died Yesterday at No 525
". b4i-, reeve. - !~f >'Ir'A'1s lie
n. ..!cnc., Of Walter II Harris, in Duryea-st.
r,~. Brl, r''hed o. $40 worth u eo'i.Ig AID
i;uJscl B ac re Il. dird yesterday. in Bellevue
De-. . ..., g.. W,-ntsis! J fall down ghi q
Jamc, Cll,r,. a haCkman, carroted Alfred
John k~,>,,. age p died On Saturday, at No. f11
slfo..i 1i.., be-, d. y. p I'-r.,.
rh.n mai who irl dad ON the walk in front of
s se te,s st. '''D'-'
Dur.ur a.. aira, ~ Harlem saloon. on Saturday
~::un. H.. ..,...r, 49, eoaA,tl~i +, Justice McQo..
Paiu,l Doyr oi No I'm West Ninrtecnth-st. as
; ..S". , Ne 80, 40 " Re >"r;l F,olt, S.,ont
john Ro-enr one OF the oldest confidence opera
on: II rt ss,t, ~" ;, ire Ne. Havoc depot
Edward UlIy If No. liz West Twenty ffth-st.
,a,h 81 so ~ West raea 9Th 81. b !rtn
Ohm " i'" .'''. 49, N-. ave- All ~"as,0'H ~ -'ei no
CAPTAIN Nc a,y Of the .H'h precinct lid 'le,er
r.. ,p f,' a. r.. % g. tne .a~
- s.,.'.' &c.. ''' Up" 'D '.'aN-' "ss' csc
Mi~ C,yl,. ge dug At No. 81 West Forty.rrst
a. ......t OF-,r ,rrt = ~, 2th pr.rrc o
...' '''.t. N." atA'Lei IoT '5H.-a.
-, -,..... D.. ,. &c. . !...4.t.
JOHN >I,t.ar. ara> ia, kid. age "a. Of No. a
~ -s',V JpiL 'L-t.
- o..,... It
e.. /. Eo>t rn., ."d with selling whisky without
t,rl D., o. ~ BE
i,rs 500, q. '.st't ~ MAsVs ale .hra'r
..rtl --u .l'al,'. I'eas.d O.
4 p">'-m"tIclu examination was made, yesterday
o. OF aI't fnJsy IA stable
Wao . "a Hospital TIE
,i'lc, aoi bu ttrIe Nas i"f
aat terL Dea;2 "a,
DAVID Palmer. colored, of No. % Wooster. ST, on
rei Ms;h,~, " ! Prest t.5cr1 JcLa
iHLi VI 'r Ltit yeieir.;rd iLe ihroef
~ trciEo,i = 81. MATHEW comIa.t1
!t-of., b. J,,:,r Ho.su. 10 .e IOAS,
Justice Hogan committed Hairy Address, age 90
Ice. S4:ur'. srOt 'hstTs foge TIE
'ssd Tsu. To ~ un II Iogg oNV - bsfut'r forged note
lie, o
}t tot H. NJ Fo. gave hin la ID.
Hu"ts Vrhrf Of hS bOnts
fessei 4 t.
piegh''Oi Z" t - t.atIe, m"ti ~ sfd t ftc''og
e." 'h''" hnbsl.,td otter.
81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
E=s The Washington correspondent

Gs' The Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun says: "a bill to arrest
aud punish the so-colled Kuklux by the
appointment of federal CON missioners in
every county in the South, with the power
II issue warrants, hold to bail and commit
for trial, was considered at the meeting of
the reconstruction committee and agreed to.
The main point is the supersedure " hich it
proposes Of the State authorities, and the
definition which it gives to acts or crimes
not now known 70 the Law, such as the pro-
hihi'ing oG any person from masking him
sit, or in any way making a disguise, in
order to commit crime. Secret political So
cieties are virtually prohibited 1t seems
70 lie The intention to put this bill through
AT 'bo present session. IL will create au
army Of olifce-hclders
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

E@T0o case of Virginia rs. West vi
ginia, involving the dominion of the wea
thy counties Of Jefferson and Berkeley, '
learn from the Washington RcpuJ1icon W.
argued in the supreme Court Of tho Uni,o
States on Tuesday Of last week by Go
STANTON, of Ohio, Hon. CuAs J FAUr5
MIR aud Hon. BEvERDY JouNsoH, rcprI
seuting West Virginia, and ANDREW HU]
TER, \ttorncy General TAYLOR, and Judd
CURTIS Of Boston, representing VirsiniI
IL IS the universal sentiment Of those wl|
head this argument that Mr. FAuLKxB
made one Of the atlest and most conclusiv
arguments that has ever been made in tn
Supreme Court lie startled the court an
produced futtering among the member
OF the bar, and such scene has not bee
witnessed since the days Of Pinkuey, VIII
and Webster.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

Ia thu House the bin submitting he
Flick Amendment was pa-scl, with amend
mentz, and sent back to the Senate
In the Senate, on the 18Th the Conven-
ton jjil, was made the order fer Tuesday,
DIST.
In the House, resolution was offered
by Mr. Jackson authorizing the Governor to
give notice Of the passage Of the Flick A
mondmcnt. and provide for 'ho publication
Of the iaw submitting the same Adopted
10 the Senate, on the 10Th, n resolution
was offered by Mr. Davis and adopted, d.
rectipg the Auditor and Treasurer 10 report
at once the amount Of money in the Treas
ury, and to what fund it. belongs dintin-
gushing the general fund from the school
fund, and showing the amount belonging to
each
In tho House, Mr. Blrr introduced bill
TO create an additional endowment of the
West Virginia University This bin pro-
vidcd for appropriaiine $4,000 to tho en-
dowment fund Of the University Passed
TO ongrossmont
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

GOLD VIRGINIA. The Alexandria On.
aette rcpublsbes the resolutions Of the Gen
erai Assembly Of the State Of Virginia,
January ., l7Sl, for cession of lands on
the northwest side of Ohio to the United
States 1. calls attention to the old map
showing the original bounds Of Augusta
county Virginia, as defined by statute, No
vcmber, l73S, an immense territory, from
which vas born the States Of Kentucky, o.
bio, Indiana and Illinois, "o free yin from
Virginia 20 the United Statos. by decd
March l. lIsl" This historical romini.-
canee is rer.IncntIy con'ustod By tbo Ca
za,tc with tbc course pursued towards Vir-
gnia by those WAC owe thoir position 20 her
patriotism and bounty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

ES EX-Prcsident Harrison is buried at his
old homestead, near North Bend on the
bauks of the Ohio river \ bill has been
introduced in the Ohio Legislature proyid-
ing for the accepting of a deed of the land
which contains his tomb, and Cor improving
and identifying the same. The tomb which
IS situated upon knoll rising perhaps one
hundred feet above the river is in a sad
state Of decay.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

4 PAYTHNR KILLED The wild "var-
mint, Z which has been committing such
ravagcs in the vicinity Of li5rdou,vilc, va.
was WINS killed On tho farm of Mr. Goss.
eight miles from Garlonsyi!c, on Tuesday
ni-h h. Tho animal, supposed at first 90 be
"A cuamoUnJ TUNED ou' to be full blood
ed Pan'hcr. Near HE plantation Of lIr
Goss The dead body Of negro man, terribly
torn and aceratcd, WI, found, and hc IS
beloved TO have been killed by this auimal.
-LYachLury Ncrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
MOLE 10 MS
BRIGGS g. BROS

Illustrated ard Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
And Summer Phvoring Bulbs for 1871
Will be ready for mailing 10y the middle Of Jan
uary, notwithstanding our great loss OF tyne.
paper engravlngs &c. 10y FIRE, which DESTROYED
the Job Printing Office Of the Rochester Bru0-
cr1t md Chronicle, Goth December, 1870 twill
be printed on a most elegant new tinted paper.
and illustrated with nearly
300 Original Engravings.
And two finely executed Colorcd Plates-spcci-
mems for all of which were grown bv ourselves
The pas; season from our own stock OF seeds In
the originality, execution aud cXtcut of the en-
cravings II is unlike aud cIniucuuy superior to
any other Catalogue or "Floral Guide CNtiut
The Catalogue viii copsistor : IL Pages. and
who Ordered Seeds from MS by mail The last sea-
son. TO others charge OF > cents rer copy
vii! lie made, which Is not the yaluc of tho Cai-
orel Plates. We assure our friends ihat Tie fn-
duccmeuis We offer 20 purchasers Of Seeds as 20
quality and extent ofStOCS. Discounts aud Pre-
miums, are unsurpassed Please send orders for
Catalogues without delay.
OUR CoLoRED CHRoMo FOR 1871
WILL be ready to send out in January. The
Chrome viii represent Forty-two Varieties OF
SNOWY and popular Flowers of natural size and
color. We design 10 make 10 The best Plate of
Flowers ever issued. size, 1921 inches The
retail voluo would be az least Two Dollars we
shall, however furnish 10 20 customers az cents
Per copy, and olcr il as rrcu.um upon orders
Tor Seeds. See Catalogue when out.
BRIGGS a. BROTHER, ROCHESTER,, y y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24

- ~ '"V 'HsIH'a IIOuSe OF Delegates
last week resolution was adopted direct
inl 'be Finance Committee to report bill
providing for the pay ment of interest upon
'Ae cubic debt of Virginia, at such times
and to such an extent as the Committee
shall deem practicable. A proposition to
pay a per cent only was voted down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-24
NEGOTIABLE PAPER HELD AS CoLLAr.

NEGOTIABLE PAPER HELD AS CoLLAr-
ERAL SEcURITY.-In the Chaucery Court
OF Richmond doctrine has been announced
by Jud &c Fitzhugh in pending case which
Is of interest to the bar and business men ::
that ''the holder Of negotiable note taken
as collateral security holds its subject to
all the equiies of the maker against the
party from whom the holder received it !;
but IT 1t Is accepted in satisfaction aud dis
charge or extinguishment of the previous
liabiity, or if security BE- given up, or
time be given, or other new consideration
intervene, the person so receiving the in
strument is holder fonvalue, and is not
affected by previous equities "-Ricdmoad
Dispatch.