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SENATOR RcvELs.-The representative.
par ercel9enes. of the colored statesmen.
10 not idle. though bis name does not 6g-
ure conspicuousIy in the debates He
hes recently introduced q bill for the in
corporation Of 40 order of society known
Is the Grand Tabernacle Of Cslilean
Fishermen. Number ont" (which is to
have its habitat in the District OF G Coluu-
bis: Tie name il supposed to be more
or less fgurative. though the scope or in
tent Of the corporation is not hin,sd ct
in the charter.
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A VOID QUAcks.--A victim Of e.rlv
"A indiscTetio". eansilg Isrvous debility,
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every advertised remedy has simple means
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fellow sufferers Address J. h. FUTILE. 5s
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OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS

By the 1000 OF l.O0o, 900. at tho sesy leo
esf rates; also q. .geneasal sssorfmeus Of nuns.
cry stock, For prices. address fstasine ouan.
tiiyJ, BARNES BROS. 4 CO.. Young Amer.
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.Sc)U ses. to sell or nev and useful discov.
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Postscript !!

CONGREss. In the Senate, on the 5,h.
Mr.. Blair made an effort to get up his res,
olution calling upon the President 70 name
the acts Of rebellion, &C., upon which he
BASED his proclamation for the SUSPENSION
Of tie writ Of habeas corpus in cer,ain
counties Of South Caroline. The motion
to take up the resolution was defeated
years IL, nays A; Mr.. Upton voting with
the democrats. In the House, on motion
to refer that portion of the President
message which recommends that the GOV
eminent shall acquire the telegraph lines
tbroug bout the country, after debate. the
matter was ref,rFed to the COMM, q on
appropriations, which was q defeat for The
friends of the measure.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. %. ISL


BESE CATTLE The market was duh through.
out TO day, AS usual when preceding ThanksgiY-
lag day, and prices were fully / cent lower for
The common grades, which constituted the bulk
oil the offerings, and Ia c on the tops, which
were somewhat better t1an those OF last week -
vi the receipts some four hundred head were
reshipped East without being offered here and
the balance closed out AT 2 SOFAS IS per cwt
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged AS
folows:-Best Beeves at S O0G1S5 IS; gene
rally rated first quality at 4'25(0S5 90; medi-
nm or good fair quality ats 25GS4 IS ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows, at 2 SOFA 50 25 /:
inferior and lowest grades OF Cattle 0 OOGSO 90
general average of the market to-day 81 Is
Extreme range Of prices 2 50GeS5 IS Most Of
The sales were from 30 to "a 10 = 100 lbs OF
the receipts 6Ss head came from Ohio 1855 from
va $40 from Vest Va, and II from Md
total receipts for the week 275i head against 3O76
hast week, and lT4l same tiuIe last year OF
the offerings SEQ head were taken by Baltimore
Dutehets iOO5 sold TO country dealers and farmers
ana 3IS head To spectators for Eastern mar keis
total safes for the week 2244 head against
Zi4l last week, 5G4 head same time last year
ShEEP--Ihe receipts during this week have
Deen tAlri and fully equal 10 the demand, which
has been somewhat slow for common qualities
while the better grades were in more demand
Tran last week, though prices of all kinds re-
main unch+nged. We quote fair to good fat
Sheep al I(95i Gents u 10 gross. Stock Sheep
auii at OOGLS3 30 per head, as TO quality -
Receipts this week 34II head, against IO27 last
week aud AeOO head same time hast year
HcGs.-There has been cver-supply dur
ing lhis week, IN. consequence OF winch prices
nave iallen oil ttDsc per pound but the demand
has been fair at The decline. We quote to-day
AT . 5OOSG 90 per 100 lbs. let, Us to quality
Receipts this week / Sc head, against 94OT last
week. and $3.50 head same time last year.-SuR
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IF YOU DO.
No. IS Bait. ST, Cumberland, Nd


We are in the Sewing Machine business e1clu-
sively,and give our customers a thorough kuowl-
edge how TO keep the machines in order as wolf
as how To do all kinds OF sewing on Them
\ good Machine will be OF little use TO you IL
Yen 60 not understand itwell.
This is the only place between Baltimore aud
Wheeling where you can get all Kinds OF Seeing
Nietues Repaired and adjusted with a Ger tainty
OF having il done right II is nonsense 90 sup.
pose any man IS q good hand TO Repair S,riny
Machines simply because he is . good Mechanist
Matchmaker, Ur Gunsnih.
man may be a good Mechanic and really
kuowlhut liClc more about S,WiRg Machines thsu
"a horse does about preaching .4
We are regularly and thoroughly educated In
our business and guarantee entire satisfaction, or
no charge Not one person IN twenty lhat wants
10 get Nerug Vactine, knows any more what
Kind of win suit hest for the S1stg they have
10 do, than thc man IN the moou.
No person, Ono matter hor sWgr, or how yo3i
fmertHir, they may be, ar hoit much ilfy hare
tTJtti,d can tell which is The best machine for
all kinds OF Se,cbiq unless they understand tho
roughly The manufacture and use u all tho dit
cyCnt kinds.
A Lady or Gentleman lnHv be- ever so well
pleased with a sowing machine thoy have bought
AID not have The best vs. a long shot.
q sewing machine maysuit Tor one family, aud
not lie 40 AL adapted FOR another Nearly all
persons who buy SluiEg Mi-hiHcs buy tbc ma
chine recommended by some Of their acquHiu tan
ccs our experience teaches us that nearly eve
rybody s ready 10 give their advice as 10 which
fewing machine is beat even when they know
nni hlle more about them Than the birds d y a.
bout The Declaration Of Independence
Don take anybody advice in buying soN-
Ing machine uuicss they will warrant aad de.
tcnd you in 80 doing.
We are constantly exchanging machines with
people who are loosing FROM su 10 forty dOlltrs
because they aid not get Tire right kind at hrst
IL hH hoe hon f . 80. 4.
/ a sewing machine Of Us on oar advice, and does
not get tie best, can exchange IL with US aud n
lose cent on The machine SIC advised them to buy
Tel. as what kind Of sowing you want ma
chine 20 do, and We will advise which is beat
and furnish the machine on triIl, tree Of chGrge
and If IL does not suit, we will furnish you any
other kind you desire, aad in either case, will
furnish the machine nj as low n price and on a :
easy terms "A you can get il anywhere.
All kinds OF Machine SEEING md Stamping
Tor Buiding and Embroidering--do 10 ordOr
In regard 20 terms, wish il distinctly under
stood thai ] will sell you any kind Of Sewing
Machine ia the market, or anything in tho Sew
ing machine line just as cheap, and on just 40
asy terms, as auy other person anywhere.
J. f. MCKINNEY.
Gcneral Ags'd.
1876 West Fayetto St, below Howard,
BALTIMORE, M.
BRANCH OFFICE, So BALTIMORE SrRSlr,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
o. L. Ht.HPHREY, Manager.
AGENTS:
r. W. GILKESON, MooREPIRLp.
GlLkESON 4 PATTIE, RoMNEY.
GEORGE 5. HARNESS, PETERSBURG
JOHN HUGHES, NEW CREEK.
October Is, 1871.
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MARRI1rD

On Wednesday the 22nd ult, by Elder George
10y, Mr.. PErgH GAY TO Miss SAuAu JouSsoy, a n
OF this county.
On Thursday the gard ut, by the same, Mr.
SoLoMoN TnARr, of this county, to Miss REBgccA
ASS WEBB, of Hardy county.
On Tuesday the 2sth ult., by the same, Mr..
DANIEL OATS TO Miss VIRGINIA +. CLINE, all of
this county.
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THE NEW MASONIC BLOCK,
los EAIrn- ST

'ehcrc he ,riU keep On. hand q complete as
sorihe't Of fte raESoAS styles Of tie WleR
.SeirtHg hochjnos, '7M polite opcitcY,,Rys
allrays rrdGg and 'rWiuy q, dtsplaY Mcn,
to purchasers, or to any who may manifest
tho curiosity or desire 10 examine them.
The Company n,aavt;tcfare Tbirtv.aine
ditercn' and dia6tct grafcS, RereLy a..
Jordiag greater assortment 10 select IRON,
than any oaisr ComPa7!y, anil At prices Ia
meet me requirements t al ,cho are Ia quest
cf q modem .frSi-class
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

-"Zd-. the Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore S,u. under date of the 18th inst,
writes "In view Of tie unexpected recommcn-
daiiou of lie President in support OF general am
u,s,y, movement will be made TO report and
pass such bill before the 2lst Of the month,
which is the date ou Which the holiday recess
vii commence ~ Governor Holden aud 9TH
cr extreme Southern Uniouists are in favor OF
su,a 81 course
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08
SEWING MACHINE.

IAcy also hare hro -NQcAjaes for mann.
Jaettri"y purposes 81 uae2uaied capacity,
NEW IN PRINCIPLE 4 DESIGN,
aud IKE ne Jc,n,er, combining The moay
dtcm,Ogcs and improvements ,ckjch time
d7,d experience hare dcnIoasrahR raYuq
bic. II makes tie LOCK STITCH alike
apOa beth Si}es ef He Elbric--uAcs a
STRAIGHT NEEDLE iand The SHUT
TIE, consequently requiring no c6epgo oJ
! tension IA l,asstAg from Mat 10 Mtch sub
stances Gad O'eo eersd, 0(so e.cecHt,ny every
possible corieY oftroch, such as
IIEMNNG, TUcKINd, FE1LfNo,
RUfrMyG, QUITTING, CopD1No,
BRAIDiNG, HEN. SrIrcniNu,
BrND1HG, CATHERINE.
aud Sewing on al same time
l0M the utmost precision AMI beauty, stitch
ing either 'oiu, CoHor,, SIX or Linen
Thread irMs equal .fdcii,W No sojliUg Of
7tor' or gotrp,ents possible Ao>g9Gpi,y o/
material 10 be se'red aece@dry.h
No serers 70 be remocea Jor oitipg or
cleaning.
TIE Wed Nactiae t5oh Tie Aitltesi y3,i.e
at Ae Paris Exposition IN 1867,
An OPINION FROM a Hen SouRcE.
I The following is an extract OF letter from
JESSE ii. LORD, Mechanical Editor at the Sciea-
/ tlFe American 10 an agent Of the Weed Sewing
Machine Company, dated June 2lst, 1867
= "Ilape usod oae ofHc Ne,e
/ need -UdchtHcs Jor about sic months an asy
family, and lis 'rorG. is all that am reason
aL'e nun could expect. III addition 10 Mc
! Satisfaction 1t giccs IN my rife ami douyh.
ter, I'cW a,'R my otrn opintoa as q j1r0c-
ttca' nccha~ic haf. /or pc,Icajon If uork-
( nlaBSiip ia ne b0ii}, dJsd CASE If Uiani,u.
ldhoH, as wcH as simplicity II consirvciloi.
anu rcadHCsS ~ adjustment, u is not or
ceHed " a"y otter Sevjny NocLiue u. HE
marhet / am personally acquainted rgiM
tie manufacturers Of the Hecd .Scrj.g
-Uacitne, aad the excellent manner az phirh
Mey construct Hcm Is clough 10 girc h,m
good name. I'roJa5ly M better nlechqp-
'cs coHdUct n L,TiAcss In Ills colatr1: ANIL
although an, under ao oLligotions eifbc,.
to "e0' m 0tc Wced Ne'ring Nachiae Con-
Pony ! am glaa IL LcaJ hsiimoa1 10 tie
bdet'W ~ Hs agcrhmGnsijo ami the gaL.e
cfhe Hcea Se,gmg MacLinc.
JESSE II LORD.
Mech. I'd. Scientific American.
RPairiny ofdH Moedines NJ ,rhafcter
u,anpJaciUrc, ny Competent Meclaajcs 49,
boch'"es cal'ed for IT restlcncc-re.al-
Jastea o'a ret,Daei ,cddow delgy.
H1chilos soht op terms u dccoDtmo{7fe
al cipsscs AZ purchosers
Instructions gireR to hose J,lycl1sjug.
S. T. LITTLE,
los Bito. ST., CumLcriaud, III.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Monday, ID. 5.
-FLouR-llowa St super al Sc 0OGGG 30 per
Dbl: GRAIY-Wheat offerings to-day, g, 100
bushels wheat was heavy sales Of white, s. 10
@1So 90 red, prime, at 81 6u@Sl 10 common
TO fair at so oO@S0 60; CoGN, white GS@s7l :;
and yellow 7oGl Il cents. OATS, III BIO So cts.
RYE, 90 cents.
On the 9TH in y Y. gold closed M llnl
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
tn LADY FRIEND


The publishers Of The Lady's Friend have
concluded to reduce its price 10 single subscri-
bers from - 30 20 S2.-the prices TO Clubs al
ready very low remaining the same.
The following novelets, with the usual variety
Of short stories are announced for 1871 Mrs.
Wood novelet viii run through The whole year
WITHIN THE N1ZE; or, LADl'
ANDIGNI1N' s TRIAL.
BY Mrs. Henry Wood, author Of East Lynne. etc
UNA AND HER LIONS.
BY Miss a. /. Muzzey, author Of cone Woman d
Experience Jealousy" etc etc.
QUEEN COQUETTA.
BY Daisy vcntnor, author Of "Princl Charm
ing" etc.
ON ~ a WISH
BY A NJ. Dana, author Of earring Chords, etc
MISSION WORK.
BY Mrs. Margaret Uosmcr, author Of "a Turn in
Fortunes Wheel" etc, etc
AN EVERYDAY HEROINE.
BY Amanda " Douglas, author of "solid Sill.
yer, "a Little Money" etc
cn&rnvings.- Engravings OF
The Lady's Friend are Of very superior
character They embrace beautiful pictures Of
snbISshS " hch touch the sentiments and aiTcc.
lions, illustrations Of our Novelets and Stolics
Illustrations OF the Fashions, Including cuts
from which patterns for almost eyereAjng can
he ordered At low price, illustra tsstssGof La.
dies Fancy Work, etc
NIUSic.-A piece Of the latest and most
fashionable Music accompanies every number
The Music is otit5ef worth the price Of the ma
gaziuc
In short, The Ladies' Friend aims 10 be
and lis PROJECTORS think il is, the most Refined
Beautiful and Interesting Of the Magazines--Be-
ing m Carer, E1grariHg', and Confsnts JuH ehdt
lays magazine should Ge
TERMS year four copies. Sc: Eight
copies land one gJahs.l Sl2.-One copy Of The
Ladvs Friend 81 and one Of The Post ~ 5O]
for So Address
DEACON & PETERSON.
N2 30 Halnw Street, Fhdqdcl,hia.
9-,S~S Single numbers 20 cents.
Dec. 8, 1871.
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DIED.

Near Frankfort, on the cath ult Mrs. NAM
f. BAKER, wife of Mr.. Levi NJ. Baker, in TIA,
26th year Of her age
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GEXe nhsarre from

GS- We observe from despatch pub.
lished In tho Cumberland Neirs Of vester.
day that destructive fire occurred in Ia
gerstown on Wednesday night last. Tho
Courthouse, the Episcopal Church and the
Agricultural shops of Messrs Rollins x
Burbanks, were destroyed Mrs. F,cLtig's
house, opposite the Wasliugo on County
Railroad depot was partially DESTROYED =
Also DR.. Fechtis's house adjoining. The
Court-house Is total ruin Two or tbrcc
citizens believed 70 be burned 10 Death
While in County Hall trying t. save.i,. tho
cupola fell, burying two or three beneath !,
IL is impossible to identify them. The fire
is supposed TO be ho work of an incepdiarv.
ES-A motion vas made. on Monday
last, in the kub lux trials, ~ Columbus :
G., to quash the indictment on the ground
of effectiveness. Mr. Sianbery argued
two hours in support Of bis ohiections. On
Tuesday Messrs. ChImbcrlam and Corbin.
for the government, made elaborate rcplies
10 Stanbery's argument, The main poin. of
both replies being hat the Indictment wa,
drawn IN the exact words Of the conr,es.-
ional statute, aud was therefore potept -
Hon Revcrey johnson viii begin the clos
ing argument for the defense, ON the mo
ton t. quash to morrow.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, December ) A full
jnry has been obtgiucd iu the Wharton
case. During ,ha roriinS Of the indi,r.
msut the eyes of the prisoner were fx,l
alternately upon the clerk and the inry.
but not n feature changed and 10 emotion
was visible. The case wa, opcued FIR the
prosecution and Mrs Eliza Club, Of Wash.
iagtop, gave Der evidence, tut threw no
new light upon tue crime for which the
| prisoner IL charged.
Gt-It is asserted ia WASHINGTON that
there has been no o6ciol correspondent CO
there in relation to The recent occurrences #
IIa7ana.-Tho u. S. Consul General. in
Cuba, during the late Excitement, tele.
graphed bis fears Of general disturbance
and hence the prompt despatch Of a L. ).
! feet 10 that quarter.
ES The Pr.ate OF Wales is reported
to be recovering.
/ az Late accounts from CuLa announce
that the revolution il virtually ended.
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/ RErURNED.-Alessrs j. w. Osburn
and John Z Sheetz returned home on Sat
urday last, after several weeks tour in the
West Mr. Osburn gives gloomy account
OF ihe Western courtry, particularly Of
the STATE IT Missouri Ue says corn is
selling al 10 TO 20 cents per bushel, wheat
90 cents, and everything else in proper
ton There Is a general cutlery in the
scarcity OF money-uo land exchanging,
Ind business generally is stagnated aud de-
pressed.-ShcPherdsto,sn Register, 25h alt.
THE FIRsr STEAMBOAT BUILT AT SHEp-
HERDsrowN. III 1856, there Was built
boat Al She pherdstown, aud lluuched upon
the Potomae river, by .james Run,sey, ia
The presence Of large number of people,
among whom was General George Wash
iugton, and as the vessel moved off grace
fully up stream, Gen. Hotaiio Gates rails
ed bis hat aud cried, "By Heaven, she
moves The anxious spectators echoed the
cry, and gave 1t the name Of the "Flying
Boat" In the year 1893 there was laun,
ched upon the Thames at London, n boat
built after the model of this boat of Rum
sey's, who had lately died, and should
have received the honors of inventing the
steamboat, now given to Fulton, whose
boat was bot launched until -lS07.-U.
a USEFUL Grow "A correspondent
furnishes the Stanton Spectator with tie
following account of a useful crow, which
MIR. John Snyder, living near Stribiinr
/ Springs, owns. The said crow is self
constituted superintendent of the culinary
department OF his masters household, and
when the dogs invade the premises, the
crow soon clears the kitchen of all the ca
nine species He destroys every frog
about Mr.. Snyder's well allows a mouse
no chance for his life !; drives away hawks
from the poultry and bids fair to act as
the best squirrel dog in the country.
WIKI his Argus eyes he readily spies the
squirrel either upon the ferce or on tree,
and with 4 natural antipathy to the whole
/ squirrel tribe, his sbrill, keen note, is read
/ lily detected by lie owner, accompanied by
rapid darts mp and down, aud the owner is
! thus lol 20 the game. The most rcmarka-
bie featuDe about tho habits of the crow
Is thlt he Invariably Keeps five or six
I days rauOns ahead Of time, well concealed
KILLED ny A FALLNG TREE. Mr..
Gerurl Rutherford, of this county, was
killed on Thursday last, on the farm of Mr..
Samuel ;. VI nurc, three miles from Charles
town, whilst ia the act It telling tree
he tree falling upon him. Mr.. luther
ford Is a married man-about thirty years
VI age. When starting from his home to
cut down the trce his wife cautioned him,
. saying her father had been killed by the
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We have received circular letter, dated the
18th ultmo, ftom John b. Motley, Solicitor Of
Patents and general claim ageutNt Washington,
which states that under a late ruling Of the Trea-
slry Department vouchers given in payment of
property taken or purchased during the late war
are now being paid, without reference 20 the 10y
-.,y or 1ntecedeuts Of the holders. The vourh-
ers must Of course bc in proper form, aud their
correctness certified by qusrtermastcr or other
duly authorized officer or agent Of the United
states. 1t IS 10, essential either that the pro-
leriy so purchased or appropriated was account
e. fyrf
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C. p SIMPSON, o! Mason county, Is n caudj-
date for Scrgeaut-at \ rms of the Constitutional
Convention 10 assemble ia January next. So
oa7 friend Cunningham, ofUardy, viii have op-
position for the position he seeks.
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BLACK AND COLD ALPACA.

Cheaper than any other House in Rompey
u LII LIN Ely;
Heavy Minerva Twill, suitable for Boys
wear p cents
The best Hose and Half-Iose;
CIark's Spool Cotton Dc, , for 25c. and
81 per dozen;
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Mech. Ia. scienrife Amaric.n
TO TIE SUFFERING

ibe Rev. William ID. Merton. while residing
DID, bT1.i Ts NI- ionary discovered in that land
oi medicines 81 remedy ior CON-UarriOy. Slaorr-
"a, 0oHE lHEoAT. CJJGus. CJLus AsrHgt. Ass
'shFors NrtkNfs7 1iIa remedy has cured my
a,.l ester All other mc1icnrs had fiird
isn.1E 'J truCtt thc suffering. 7 viii scrd
ibc recipe for Ir,rfInE aud using tha remedy
iD H'l who desire 10 FREE or CHARGE
lltaae send nu envelope. with yOur uane and
address on DO Address.
Rev. WILLIAM " NORTON,
60 BROADWAY.
NCW York Civ
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All Nos. SHOT for l28 cents per IL
Fine Gun Powder;
Elys Water Proof Cap;
Gun Wads Nos. IL, - & II, Zoe Box.
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WHEELING NAILS.

Horseshoe Nails, 80 cents per II;
Horse Shoes;
G. \. SALT, 50 60 Sack,
Warranted 30 lbs
Lewis White Lead
Brown Sugars, Is, If and Is cents;
Crushed, GRADUATED and Pulyerized Su-
gar, 3 cents;
Golden Syrup, so cents gallon ;
Molasses, 40 %
Good New York Cheese, p d" h.
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KILLED ny FALMNG TREE. Mr..
Gerard Ruthcrford, of this county, was
killed on Thursday last, on the farm of Mr..
Samuel ;. Moore, three miles from Charles
town, whilst il the act Of telling tree
he tree falling upon him. Mr.. Ruther-
ford Is a married man-ahout thirty years
Of age. When starting from his home to
cut down the trge his wife cautioned him,
saying her father had been killed by the
ia'ling Of tree upon him.-Frcc Press,
Dec. >.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

REruRNED.-Messrs j. w. Osburn
and John Z Sheetz returned home on Sat
urday last, after several weeks tour in the
West Mr. Osburn gives gloomy account
OF 'he Western cour,ry, particularly of
the State IT Missouri ge says corn is
selling a, Is TO 90 cents per bushel, whoa,
90 cents, and everything else in proper
ton. There is general cutlery in the
scarcity of money-uo land exchanging,
and business generally is staguated aud de-
pressed. - .hcPherdsto,,n Register, 25h ult.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

.. ..-A Correspondent %. fue pu-,.a
.,."'
'''. '".'''' 90 '-' .'..
evenings Joe t'oai SIR. Lower 'ad one
'.! '-'' 10 ono Yea "n1 ''' oi"-
...l oa sunday nra,Ia.... al.- d .a..,
Hasa ,.c l.,.orarr.,sl ba aaal 81,
,.. 3D.. t., cane Of. ,as dead aal d.in, L.t Mr..
aal ....u.- .s... .s. s. Cram. near
.,...,,.. I..,.-,,,s 10, ,,..
'' ''' 81 ''7
".. 800" Do "'- '''' Z"
"''" joe SEN. away
-". '.. s'. Sen down with the
tt, n.. a.I msaaz aar
u.a.l.a. T rf..s..s. fearful of
would could not venture as
f- Lower ws.t mtn pe-.tas fort,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

LARGE OWL Mr.. Dangerf,'d Lloyd,
a few nights ago. shot an owl which meas.
ured, from zip to tip, fur feet and eight
inches His talons were nearly as large
IS uau's Laad III.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

-Nrssr. 1t,' & TEorr, Of Rilgeville, ship
PED. r't Adams Express few days ago, to Bal
amurc 100 Is poultry