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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
History of MCNEIL and His Ran
gers.

Pursuant to public notice, in the various
papers given, Rev. JNo. A. Scorr met the
friends of Cnpt. j. HANSON McNEILL and
members of the command at the Court
house, III Moorefeld, on Tuesday, the 25th
of July, at 10 O'clock, a NJ.
On m)tion, SAMUEL III. ALEXANDRA
Esq, was appointed President of the Con
ventiou and ROBERT b. SmERRARD, ESD,
Secretary.
Rev. Mr.. Scorr submitted the manu-
script, "History Of Mcneil aud his Ran
gers" by Capt. J. S. TRoUT. The whole
table of contents was read by him, and the
Secretary read several important chapters
and sections Of the work.
To arrive at absolute accuracy in the
statements Of this history is the object ;
and the following committees were appoint
cd to cooperate with Rev. Mr. Scott in ex-
aiming the manuscripts:
Hoorcfcii-A. Q. Hack, S r. Tucker,
w. w. Harness, James Kuykendall, and
G. r. Williams
The Rev. Alr Scorr reported that it was
necessary, III order to get out a 3 900 edi-
ton Of the book that s 300 should be rails
cd by the lst of September, when the work
goes to press, and 5 500 1st Of Decent Der,
1871, g. G 90 days after the work shall
have been ssucd) The following commits
sioncrs were appointed 10 raise the money
PtfcrsbHrg-Liout Is1ac Wclton, Har-
rison Taylor, George 5. Harness aud +. S
Wclion.
IaHnSon's CCech-John r. Pierce, Ed
ward Williams, Joseph Williams aud Cap
tain Isaac Kuykendal
Romncy--R. w. Gnkoson, Peyton Tabb
and William Maloney.
BeoH'S-Erasmus Tucker, Colonel Sam
ue Bean aud David Bean
Horpc, S M Last Rjccr-WilIiam Harp
or, y. l. Wood and 4 y llawso.
CombofoHd, M.--J b. Fay aud Lloyd
Clary.
UarrisoDbnyJ--Samuel Jones, Lincoln
Maupiu, Jacob Gassman aud J II Wart.
mann.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
CAMP MEETING

a Camp meeting for South Branch Cir
cult, VI T. Church, South, will be held one
mile north Of Burlington, Pattersou's Creek
Turnpike, commencing August 9TH
a cordial invitation is extended to an
the friends Of our Zion 20 meet with Us in
the tented grove
Positively no huckstering allowed within
she legal limits Of tho camp.
Applications Tor Boarding Tents rccciv-
cd andecons,dcrcd by addressing T. Polling.
Burlington, w. Va BY order Camp Neo,
ing Committee IT, G. TEBBs.
July %, 1871 T. g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

IT, Those who desire to deprive the Lo-
gislature OF the power TO pass registration
laws, will vote for q Convention.
Those who want Constitutional provision
made against the enactment Of ''tes--oaths"
will vote for Convention. - char. C0ur.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
ESTRAYS.
THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.,

TIE NIATE or WEST VWGINTA,
Hampshire CouBty, 10 ~i:
To Tobias Stirkley, John W. Pugh aud James
Kline, freeholdcrs Of said County
WHEREAS, Mitchell T. Polling has informed
me, Justice Of Eomncy Township 10 s,id
county, that he did on the 10th day OF April,
1871, on his land in sud Township and county
take up seven estray Shecp-you arc command q
ed, after being duiy sworn, well aud tuly to
view and appraise said Sheep and certify Tie
value and description or the same according 10
law, tc the Recorder of said county
DANIEL MITINGER, Justice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
VOTE FOR THE
Constitutional Convention.

Every Democrat should work and vote
for the Constitutional Convention. IL will
REDUCE THE EXPENSES aud Tighten OUR
TAXES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
To thc Recorder Of Hampshire County

70 VIZ 'F'"'I|88' u II'''''I I3II'IN
We, Tobias Stickley, John w Pugh and
james Kline, three frechOlders Of said county,
certify thlt by virtue Of u warrant directed 10
ms by Daniel Mytnger Justice OF Eomncy Town
ship, in said county we have on our oathi view
cd ard appraised seven Sheep, taken up by Nit
cheli + Polling on his land as estray5, aud as
scss the value OF the said e5tgays 10 seventeen
dollars aud fifty cents Said Sheep are marked
with p crop off the right ear aud u cash under
meath u thc same cur, except u black one that has
two upper bits, one out Of each ear. There are
siy white aud ono black aud FIVE ewes aud two
weathcrs. supposed 70 be four years OH on nn
average Give under our hands this 18th day
IL Nh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
CAMP MEETING.

The New Crock aud Grant Circuits, NJ.
+. Church, will hold their Camp Meeting,
on the old "Iiomao Grourd," ucar Eidge-
vilic, commencing on Friday, September
lst, 1871.
Hucks'erinr sill b, positively forbidden.
b. order oftbo
Aug ], 1871 COMMITTEE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

&c The Scientific Amcrico,, says it is
now impossible to construct burglarp proof
safe, for the thief, with his cylinders of com
pressed hydrogen aad oxygen, can, in d few
seconds, burn holes of any size in the hard
est motal--his fro-driII enabling him ia a
few minutes to work his way into the strong
csi safe that was ever constructed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
sD- Mrs. WHARTON, according to a Nov

sS- Mrs. WHARTON, according to a New
York paper, conyerses freely upon the sub
Ject Of the alleged murder Of General Ketch-
um, and the poisoning Of Mr. Eugene Van
Ness. The letter Of her sister law charg-
ing her with the murder Of her brother in
las and her riecc, she pronounces false IN cv-
cry particular. Mrs Wharton is perfectly
calm aud collected, and complains that she
70 the victim Of the most unfortunate cir
cuustantlal evidence
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

GREAT FEAr.-Tho announcement by
telegraph, received on Sunday evening,
says tho Baltimore Gavette) that the
change Of guago in the Ohio and NIississip-
Pi Road had been effected along its whole
length from Cincinnati to St. Louis, $40
miles, in eight hours, informed us of the
greatest feat Of railroad enterprise on re-
cord. Between daybreak aud noon, on
Sunday morning, tho rails were all torn
from their chairs, lifted from the cross
ties, placed upon the new chairs provided
Tor them, and firmly spiked down was
an off day,& no traffic was interrupted. Prep
arations had been made for the event weeks
beforehand. New engines and new rolling
stock had been provided, and on Monday
morning business went on, on a new guage.
With new equipment as if no great rcvo-
luton had taken place
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
The Township System.

There arc eight counties in West Viz
GINA that have each less population than
the single township Of Union in Ohio coun.
ty. Each one Of these counties is required
by the constitution to be divided into at
least three townships, but the policy which
has prevailed heretofore of pEoviding two
or three petty Offices for every Radical vo-
ter IN the county has caused the multiplied
tion Of townships beyond what was nccessa-
~ and yearly up TO the limit of ten The
eight counties spoken Of will probably ave
rage seven townships apiece, with seven
full sets Of township officers in each, for
the government of less number Of inhabi-
tants than are found in one township of
this county. The two counties of Tucker
and Webster have, both together, less pop
ulation than either Washington, Union or
Webster township in Ohio county, and yet
each Of those counties is subdivided iuto
perhaps five townships thus furnishing ten
full sets Of officers for a less nuu0e of in
habitauts than are found in either of the
three townships in this county we have
named above.
This is the evil of the system; it unne-
ccssarily mulliphes officers and increases
wv pulNSuo VI 'hc pC"p'c' III sumo OF tue
more popalous counties, the township sys-
ten does pretty well, though even for them
better and cheaper plan may be devised /;
but IN large majority Of the counties of
the State it is cumbrous and works badly.
Possibly the time may come, when West
Virginia will be as densely populated as
New York or Pennsy lvauia; when some
thing like our present township system may
be convenient and advisable. When that
time comes, if we live to see it, we xviii ia
yor another revision Of the Constitution to
make IL conform to the requirements Of the
State. But that milcnial period is too far
distant to justify the people Of West Vir-
ginia in struggling along under system Of
county organization that is ten times too
big for their present wants. even though
they may have a hope of growing large @
nough b fill the measure at some period in
the distant future. Constitutions should
be made to suit the people, and citizens
should Dot be subjected to Inconvenience
and expense in a vain effort to suit the Con-
stitutioD.- Wheeling Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
ROMNEY /:


Eg Upon the fast line East upon the
Pennsy lyania railroad, from Altoona to
Harrisburg, on the 18Th ul,., the train,
drawn by a locomotive, made the cxtraordi.
nary run of 1872 miles in two hours and
fifty minutes, or a, the rate Of a mile in
each ono minute and seventeen seconds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

118-Thc appointment of an arbitrator by
the United States under the Treaty Of Wash.
ington, which provides that one shall be ap.
pointed by the President Of the United
states, one by her Brttanic Majesty one
by the King of Italy, one by the President
Of the Swiss Confederation, and one bv the
Emperor of Brazil, was, at the Cabinet
meeting in Washington on iIoulay last,
under consideration and was decided to ten
der the appointment to Hon Chas. Francis
Adams. This commission meets at anoya,
Switzerland, to settle the Alabama claims.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

BCMNEY POST oFFiCE HOURS
The mails arc closed at thia Once Co go via
Patterson Greek East h West and No9rcGci4
every morning Ccstopt sunday at1. a 50.
For Winchester Tuesdays, Thursday5 aod Sa-
turjays. ut O. A. w.
Office liouB-Opon at Cl, An CIoeats
T.. 81. WM u CDDKrS, g. 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
Election Notice.
Const tutional Convention


Eteofion Thm@',y, Iayua 2ih lsll
w r, the undersigned. C.mm'ssora r
w cd ty lhc Governor ofth a,HN
90 supcriuicnd Obj. election at l.ie Counts.
this Co, 60 Doe hall oH ir H Y.srtyI. t.
1871, pursuant i0 Hu art of ile Legislature. r,.
90 February Z3rd, !sTl. entitled "Aaac. .n
ihe sense ui The people upon ihg eaIl ID. l.u.
uonr aud Tor organizing ttr same -d0 'a7
appoint thc following nam.d persons 20 ar '
Commissioners tO suferIutcni conduct arI
tify the ssid election at ihe separate polls DO ..I
county, 10 wit
CORE TOWNSHIP
n Kedyon .Sctool-aouc-JoLu PHer
son. benjamin 10y aud Evan Ilisf.
~ liHi} S.hoDi-h,usc-J1cob STUMP
ST., George Ni!'C5l En-, aud Luther Glaea
BLooNEuY TowNsmp
n Greeuvo13 ShookLopo-Carf Wn
ID Powell John Iargoni anl g. W ioss
Lorcffs PrceH1i-Overton j. Hicrn-
nous, Henry Ila.ues and asa lIeu
SrnlSGFEtp TOWNSHIP.
~ Cpup1dT3-Jobu ". Moore, %
DlJc Blue AMI William Donaldson.
Frrurh'4 Spu Abraham Has, G.rs
Arnold and O. N Hampton
CAroy TowNsur
~ L,fayVr Sf1gIf9ue-J Nl.
roe Capt David pa.h ani George
LUp',l Preuri-Lemusi !a5j s+
cob swisaer all j D. G. Bas.-.
suEwAs TowssH
81 Dar,iur ct1olLlm- .'rsi j
Ponnta Samuel hickman. Of John
-1r.e7.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

~ n boid robbery was committed on
Saturday last, at the house of Luther p.
Gay about six miles from Medina, Ohio.
Mr.. Gay was at home alone while the rest
Of the family were attending q picnic.
While in the garden about noon he was al
dressed by two strangers, one Of whom had
policomau's star on his breast, and point
cd a pistol at Gays head, while the other
said, L arrest you in the name Of the Unit
cd States as a counterfeitor, at tho same
time putting Gays hands in irons. The
robbers then took him to the house, blind
folded him, tied him to q bed and demand
ed the keys to the safe, which being unable
to End they blew the safe open with pow
der, and robbed it Of Eve thousand dollars
in United States bonds, and several tbous-
and dollars in bills The robbers then
made choir escape.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

E@'A sharp yankee has invented ma
chine for cooling public buildings, which
will mako 200 pounds Of ice in an hour, or
furnish in tho same space Of time 10000
cubic feet Of air cooled 90 temperature Of
BIB degrees Itcan be applied to the pines
Of house, which can be cooled or heated
from The same rcci ter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

- tcAAibit LAAdHAIl FAts ilH'As auE tlat ipcS
Of many lives, occurred IN New York har-
Dor on Sunday afternoon last. The Staten
Island ferry boat ''Westfeld," had EN-
barked at the slip at Whitehall street, with
heavy load, composed mainly Of tie usual
class of Sunday eXcursiOuists, to the num-
Der Of about three hundred, her boiler
bursted with tremendous explosion, aud
the scene of confusion aud terror which re-
suited battles description. The boiler, burst
ing, carried away the whole of the boat in
front o! the stcam-pipc, and scattering the
debris gu all sides Men, women, children,
horses, wagons, boards and chairs were
hurled in the air Nothing escaped that
was on the forward portion of the boat
The passengers in tho rear rushed for the
entrance q, musSc, but very few escaped
without severe injuries. The scene was
irightful and many tainted from fear Bod
les, debris aud portions of the wreck fell d.
mong the passengers and increased the con-
fusion Many people fell in the river, ard
being unable TO help themselves, were
drowned. Boiling water was scattered in
all directions, scalding those who were uu-
allie to get cut Of It's reach. The wind was
blowing inward at the time, and forced wat
CT on that part Of the boat near the dock,
whence the greater portion of her passen-
gers had fled The spectacle on the ill-fa-
ted vessel, subsequent to the explosion is
beyond description. a great yawning abyss
stretched from abaft the engine room close
to the stern, and the deck seemed to have
opened like a scpulchre, to swallow It's load
of precious human freight in the dark hold
beneath. The dead and dying were lying
about III every direction, among the debris
of broken timbers spliutoTs and heavy ma
chinery. From amidships TO the cutwatcr
the boat presented a vast hold, filled with
fragments Of spars, beams, flooring and bull
warks and fragments of iron. How many bo-
dies are still beneath the ruins in that fearful
bold it is impossible as yet to tell, but they
are being brought out every hour. Many
persons, as in the case Of Professor Chcne-
Were, Of Brooklyn, were blown bodily into
the air, falling into the water. Some have
been hauled out by boatmcu with hooks and
otherwise, and large party Is now ongag-
cd in dragging the bottom, constantly fud-
ing bodies Men, women and children still
alive are brought in scorlched, bruised or
mutilatcd to such degree that it seemed
almost impossible that life could remain.
Among the dead lay RAN with the back
OF his head absolutely blown off, said by
some to be a fireman. One man, John Mo-
ger, the pilot, was thrown from the for
ward piIot-house twenty feet into the air,
falling on the boat, and escaping without a
scratch
The bodies Of the injured were taken to
the Park Hospital, to the first Precinct Sta
4 =, I al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

IS REMARKABLE GALLONS SrEFCu-
LOWS Cappel1o ono of tla two negroes
vii. were hanged q. Walesb-ro, ~ O., for
lho murder Of james So Bclfrarn ou Che
2l-tu.t, made % short speech from Tho
ca1.Il Co ,ha largo crowd, mostly co.orod,
sou black folks YOU must never steal any
thing. aud j.. you have stolen anything, ne
y.r eal anything more Mover - where
There i7 bad mrD, wicked men. Look and
sec whore DO has brought noe. There D. O.
party lhey coll ta Union rariy de radical
Priy Ih.y mover 10 us no good. T.cy
go baum Iuoy make us 10 moan th,ug-
30 radical over como to ono aud say. low
Be-. Der. j. m.ihIue lelor sou i.e aa.
wise sou FOL. &. 'aEo care % yourselves.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
4 DIRE HORROR.
Explosion Aboard a Steamboat

yad Fate to Sunday Ercursio,list..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

gsy- y bloody riot occurred at G1lIsboro,
North Carolina, on Slturfay last. About
five thousand negroes arrived tLerc from
Nvbern aud the lower counties, on an cx-
cursion train, chartered BY The Republican
Executive STATE Committee, to attend a
mass meeting, at which Congressman THO
MAS, Ex-senator ABnJrr, MARCUS Con.
WIN aud r. BADGER we're to be the
speakers. There were very few white peo-
pie 10 the town, aud many Of the negroes
became in,oziolred
The police arrested one turbulent negro,
and while on the way to Tho guard house
with Che prisoner the negroes rallied and
rescued him Tho coIrcd police fred at
the prisoner. who wl- recar'urcl and taken
boy the police to The EEehan1e Hotel A.
bout one thousand vt the negro mob, With
clubs and pistols, rallied To the hotel at
tempting another rescue Tlsri3t was COM
mcnrel ay 'bo negroes throwing briosbats
20 the polio. and using clubs. 81 ben n or IS
firing began between the police and tho mob
Tbe Viii. citizens farabsrc, l1t arc now
armol .lr the emerg There is great
excitement here
Ahou. thirty shots were fired. Three or
moro whites w.sg burt, anil one negro was
BILLED aa5 one CD r.I r iie1 was killed aud
lH. wounded IS committee af citizaus ape
pointed ty Mayor Robinson waited upon the
Republican leaders and Nr Stanley, prc.i-
don't &C Ole Alaric aal North Carolina
R.I'r.gI md r..r.ef.f Chat ia. f-.fr.a a,3
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09
A C0ltred AlcOrn ipp0intec and
Democratic Nominee.

The Carrolton Conservative, il
correcting a statement of the Pilo.
that the editor of that paper is the
same person who was appointo by
Gov. Alcorn to the Office Of Super
visor says!
We correct as to II. d. Money.
who is the editor of This paper, the
nominee of the Democracy for the
Legislature, and has never held a
civil office in his life. Henry Money
the Supervisor by Aloorn's appoint
mcnt, once belonged to the same
family, but is now u Freedman.
We will say, in justice to him, that
when he was the servant II. d. NJ.
he was an honest, faithful, respected
aud trusted servant, and now that
he is an honest conscientious and
respected Freedman, the nominee of
the Democratic party for Supervisor
and thotShc will be elected. The
Pilot can also learn that Henery is a
negro who has seer enough to know
his friends, and bold enough to do
what he thinks is his duty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09
Big Fire 1t Meridian Mississippi


Hd!fAe Torn Bmned Domn on Sun
ddy NorRjRg-L loss Orcr 100000,
The largest fire in the south in
several years occurred at Meridian on
Sunday morning last. At a quarter
to four the alarm was given. No
one was string out at the time. The
unsuspecting inhabitants were wrap
ed in profound slumbers. 1t was
half an hour ere half dozen were
out ready for action. The fire was
found % be IN the part of Payne's
saloon, Oh Commorco street. The
back door vas found to be bur st
open, and a fire kiudled under the
stairway, which was making its rap
idand deyouring way in all direction
unchecked. By the time tho city
was fully aroused this building was
nearly consumed. Tho flames were
quickly communicated to the house
belonging 10 Mr. Townsend
IN rear Of the bank end occu-
pied by Mr., Travis; thence to j. A.
Nc MILAN K Co.'S. A slight breeze
arose, about this time, and the
fl ames swept southeastorly up John
son to Front street, up Front street
to Rhodes, and uorthwcsterly down
Rhodes to the corner of Commerce
leaving nothing but ashes aud black
ened ruins in its track. The bank,
and the store occupied by Joseph
Baum 4 Co., adiourning, stood the
test "a severe one), and arc the only
buildings left standing OH the block.
The fire had its own way all tho
morning, and went on tapping up
building after building without any
opposlHou, until there was nothing
leit in its way to dcvour. 1t was tho
most fearful Sunday morning that
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09
Another Murder.

We publish to-day an account Of tho
murder Of John Herring and hi.
brother, which occurred yesterday al
Byram, in this county, at the hands
Il colorcd man named Scott. Mr.
John IIerrilg was a magistrate and
an old and respected resident Of the
State. We believe both ofthe vic
tins of this crime leave families
Pilot.
Why did not the Pilot say this
was Ku-KluX outrage? The rco-
son is that it was done by a negro,
and no matter what the circumstan-
ces were the P3o' is ready to cover
up the facts without comment, such
is their consistency.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09
Obituary.

DlED.--on the morning of 9th.
Sept. Fannie W. wife of Col. Jno.
Il. Dickens, and daughter of S. and
N. Wilbourn, age IS years.
To all those amiablc and sweet
gracos of mind and heart that make
up o beautiful and useful life, were
added those lasting virture and deep
religious principles, which consti-
tute the browning charm of womans
life, and fits the freed spirit for a
blissful Immortality.
In sweet and earnest tones. she
gave ample evidence to her sorrow
ing friends of her acceptance with
Christ, her perfect resignation to
the will of "IIim who docth all
things WELL" In the beautiful pray
ers OF tho Church for her afflicted
children offered up IN her dying
hours, she joined in her last words
were lost Of that blessed prayer
taught by Christ himself when on
earth as the highest tribute to her
moral and religious worth, it may
truly be said other. The world is
better for her having lived in it.
To the many bereaved ones ofthe
family and friends wo offer our
earnest condolences.
May | die The death Of the righ>
eous, may my last end DO like hers.
A, Friend.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-09
The Talfafm u Tie Conservative
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