South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

At - 'S'te'f &c italn mat PendletoU
county give- Armstrong go majority. and
Peerce, Sherrard and BlakemOre. COO each
Armstrong; majority in the Distric, about
1000 and Peerce's about 1850.
n~For the FRS, time in several noo,Ls
a full cabinet meeting was held on Tuesday
last.
~Yellow Fever still prevails in Nat.
ches and Vieksburg. There have been six-
,y deaths in Matches from The fever since
September Is.
fFThe government authorities have
commenced making Ku-Klux arrests in
Louisiana.
GEORGIA. Concerning the iu,ima,ion If
suspension Of the writ of habeas eorDus IN
Georgia, the Augusta (Georgia) ChTon iicIe
reports, upon republican authority, that the
threatened counties are Washington. JefFer.
son, Burke, Hancock, Glasscack, Warren.
Columbia. Lincoln, r herr and Wilkes. and
in the counties Of Floyd, Chattooga and
Whitfield and, i; adds, ain this same d..
'riet 80 hear Of boasts from certain pariie.
that will wreak revenge by the aid of Uni.
ted States troops"
MARTIAL Law IN TExAs.-A dispaieb
from Groosbcck, Texas, to the Galveston
Ne,cs says:
Business is fat; two-tbirds of the bu-
siness houses are closed. Three hundred
negro troops are here Gen. Ravnnld. ;s
here, but be viii %, interfere with the Gu.
vernon proceedings The citizens arrest
ed have noi yet b-on tried. They are wait
ing to organize a military commission. No
one Is allowed to leave the ci'y without
pass"
An assessment Of $4,000 was imposed
upon the people Of eseb Of the counties pu,
under martial Jaw Tue Houston Age gives
additional Information. Il says:
"The proclama'i,n of martial law in
Limcstraa county l. based upon testimony
OF W. K Bonner, who was rjscfed from a
municipal ofi'e here last spring by the
'u',on b11Tl of aldermen, who found him
guilty of Dine lifFereu, act. Of theft"
None 81 the documents upon which the
q vernon prelicated bis martial law were
worn 70.
sew =. Forbes, Invalid Pension A
gent If Philadelphia. vas on Tuesday las,
-usFeole.i by the President He is charg.
- With d-falca,ion to the amount of
5000.
r. II the great race, two mile heats.
ocs' tSo ~ three, run over the Pim,i,o
G. urse near Baltimore, On Tuesday last.
there were eight celebrated horses started
Ale llunt. the horse belonging to Mr. 7.
y. Davis, u New Greek, West Va, won
'he second plAco.- CumJcrlam -Ne,rs.
EFThe Cincinnati "Baqairec" favor,
THOMAS 4. SCnTT, Of tie Pennsvlvania
ra'ifnsd. f'r the Presidency OF the L. States.
ES- When General Shermgn burned Co.
luinbi7 ~ S"u'h Caroliua, hundred guns
we're fired by some of the people 10 Chica
Gotten a great aud Aaurishing ei,v. In
more Chris'iin spirit, as the Richmond
Why remarks, "-ome Of the people of Co.
lam5Ia, from their desolaton and distress.
now have sent Chicago confidence and dol
lars Let this be lesson a"
~ Prominen; gentlemen in Wishing
I'm. VIII are acquainted with the character
10 bH9hrm Young, express the conviction
t4ai h7 wl. steer clear Of the government,
and that now Uh=n be has taken his de-
Par'grc from Ufah BE- will sec,uIe himself.
mi not 'tand The test Of bis fai,h before
tle DnI'ed States courts
~ r acti1ns in Maryland and Virginia
ri. take place nn Tuesday next.