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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04
MARRIED.

Tn this village Sunday Ast by Hey. Mr.. Bonnar,
WADhonE AtEpHE I'D, Miss Susan D KELSEY, both Of
Ashtabula. " "" a" ' -
In this village, on Thursday evening last, by ,be Rev
Mr.. MGiffert, RQBHRr N. ISAHpERsoE tC Miss EEIIE;
L. ToRREY, all Of Ashtabnla
In Gpstayps, Eraiabull Co., by Rev TAFT MARTIN H.
WILs0s, ofNesT Lyme, to SUSAN NOBLE, OF Gustavus.
In Wayne January 26th, by Rev Goodrieh Mr.. HENRY
ALLEN to EuStcE Woop8tFF' both Of Wayne. 81
In Amboy ,Jeppary 29th, by Rev Blinn. Mr.. PHIEMaN
pond.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

Hon. 8. s. OSBORN, at the last meeting of
the Stockholders OF the First Nauanal Bank,
Painesyiues was elected one of sbe Board Of
DireetoEs. and rendered the Office Of President,
which has been accepted, At the same meet
ing Mr.. r. M. MURRAY was elected CASHIER,
HOMER G. NELIas, Assistant Cashier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

Mr.. HAYWARD spent last week at Colum-
bus, getting about with the aid of crutches -
These, with the 10y state of the walks, were a
somewhat uncertain means of locomoton, and
he had the misfortune to loose his balance and
fall. This, though attended with no serious
effects, was an admonition against TOO much
haste In getting to business
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

Go to BLAKEsLEEs 10 get your Pictures
framed-he has choice stock of frames on
hand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

THE TRIAL OF JAY +. GALENTINE for mur-
'der'in Nseyeland, after sixteen days steady
work, was brought to close before the court
son Tuesday, when the jury retired and Brought
in q verdict of mspslaughter. it 10 little
danHcnlt to see how the offence could be con
-strued into manslapghter. If it was anything,
1t was square murder and no evmpromisc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

SETH WILBUR PAYNE, Qditor of the morn
ing Call, Duluth, Mimi, made us call last
week, on his way To New York, tor the pur-
pose OF securing materials for enarging the
little Call, andmakipg it more.imposing in ap
pearan9e, 'to'comport with Duluth expect
lions and prospects. Bro. PAYNE is evidently
endowed with the force of character to found
and guide the institution.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

PAINEsvILLE seems to suffer from frequent
fires. Since that in tue WILCOX block, the
dwelling Of Mr. BATEHAM, on the Mentor
road, has been destroyed. and now We have
the news Of the obstruction of the old Amer.
ncan House Tavern, owned by Mr. ELEAzER
PARNLY, with loss to all parties OF iron,
$4,000 to $4,000
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

MANSFIELD is offering some uncommon bar,
gains in reducing his winter stock Those in
search OF tAst class of goods within the range
OF ladies apparel, cannot be disappointed in
seeking it among the various. and to the unn-
itiated-unaccountable and fuppy--commo,
dities OF this baZar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

MINORITY REPREsENTATIoN.-W have re-
"ceived speech of Senator WADE on this sub
ject, delivered lin the Senate on the 18th ut.
We shall seek to give i, an early place lin our
columns-probablyli in, our next number We
lhave not been able as yet, to give it perusal,
and are not therefore, competent to speak of
its merits. We have, however, no doubt Of
its s0undness ana orthodoxy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

TIE FIRST PREMIUM. on cheese, award.
ed at the Dsirymen's State convention, was
awarded to Tot from the Asbtabula-Easl
Tillsge-factory, made by Il. j. BBIGes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

TWENTY-FIVE iAoussad Cars passed oveI
the Lake Shore Railroad. dHring the month o,
December This. 1t is believed. is the largest
business done upon any single track road in
the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

DIR. WALLACE, of Kingsvillc, is at Cincin,
natl, giving his attention to dental lectures,
expecting, we believe, to return and renew his
practice about the 1st of March.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

A good assortment of Lamp cbimneys and
good style of Burners. for sale vt SwIFT's
Drug Store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

"CLEAKsIN0 TnE BLOOD" upon which chsrataas
have harped much IL not catch word and do
msion. The microscope shows that some diEAases ex-
lat like parasitic growth upon the gObules of the blood
and 1t is further known that suhle substances
deatIoy expel them, These ,substsHees have hoen
combined 70 make AxERe SarsaparilA, which does ef.
fectpay expe the disorders that breed and raake IN
the fioodto rot cat an II were, the machinery fle
AtrceF-Fu.-H Nay
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

In the first number Of the School Report.
there were some gross errors, made in putting
into type, which were pointed out, and given
us tor Insertion last seeh. by the author, but
o. some caiamity-sueh AS frequently occur,
even in "eli-regulated printing ofices-it was
Over-slaughed, and lost
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

some of our Dry Goods establishments are
making 6ne displays in windows. Among the
number are MORRISON, SMITH & GILLEY, and
especially attractive is one Of the windows cf
our friend HASKELL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

DIR. H. B. VAN NORMAN, is in New York,
attending medical lectures, and qualifying
himself for wider range of practice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

Gard Photographs of Col. ANDERSON, fol
sale at BLAKEsLEEs'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

'sEwIsG.-MRs GALBRAIrH, residence in
the rear OF A. L. TYLERs store who ,is,capa-
bile of doing most kinds, of sewing, andli is pro-
vided with Grover g. Baker machine, wishes
TO procure occupation, either at her house or
at the residence -Four. citizens. As she. is. max
ing worthy struggle for living for herself
and children, some of eur citizens, at least,
will no doubt feel like assisting her in the
way suggested,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

no p.CQnsumItyes.-zThe advertiser, having been
permsheiity CURED ofthat dread disease cohsumpon
BY simple remedy, Is anxious 70 make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cue To all who desire it
he win send copy of the prescription used Gree Of
charge with Lbedrecti0ns for preparing and using the
same, which they win dnd sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bsodchits, &C.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address,
= - REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1ysT 1855 30 Second ST. WiIiamsburoh N Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

kINasvILLE post Office is 10 be made
money order Office,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

Errors of K9ptA.-A Gentleman who has spfer
and all dc effect Of youthful indescreoh Wil for the
sass Pr SUFFERING hnIaahi SEND nee VI who need u
by which he cured Sufferers Wishing 10 profit 6yi
the advertisers experience do so by Undressing h
perfect cohhdepce, = JOHN b. OGDEN, =
b267 a2 Cedar Street N Y
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Undertak1ng.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
ready made Coins, Rose Wood imitation. Black WALNUT
and Initiation Of Black WALNUT ali OF which can trim
city. also hayeR splendid Hearsein reAdipsss wheh
called for
GRAVE ClorHEs-A new fsetare hasrecently been ad.
ded this furniture estab rather to the I'm
dertakers dep3 that cannot fail to COM
mend itself The conunity and will show the dispo-
sltion OF the proprietor make his establishment as
perfect as may be- 1t will far relieve the work and
reayemen of preparing the remains Of the departed ior
burial This consfse in keeping eand and ready Ior
mmediats use stock Of grave-elethes. variety o.
shrouds, for both male and female made up with much
taste aud appropriateness, various IN price, and both
black and white materials. single order for coffin
may therefore, embrace the habiiments of the dead
and Thus save the friends Of the deceased in the midst
OF grief from mRoh that particularly
and ineonaFaons In the way preparation the grave
Ashtahula Ohio Jan. lst,, Ia10 i0Sa II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

CLOVER SEED has advanced in price Of late
Ito saehpan extent as to give some of our deal
cersa comfortable margin of profits. Among
these Messrs. WELLS u BooTH have a large
stock on hand, probably altogether the largest
of any other firm. Mercantile gossip says thst
they have already made handsome thing Of
buying and selling in large quapGties-.optside
transactions==.bleside What they haye in pros
Rect irqm the Tetall business .Pf tpe sstOck on
hand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

MR. FARGO, Whose departure with those
fine cattle, we noticed a few weeks ago, for
$ae srighton market found things IN ,deplo-
rable condition for marketing stock. The
whole people there Asppt were suffering under
a panic, aud police Regulations forbia the dri-
wing or transporiieng OF cattle 70 Or from the
Brighton or Cambridge cattle yards The fear
Of Diseased beef prevented Slapghtering, and
sale, and droves were ,lett ppop the droyers
hands without Fea99Sse or hope. Even the
milk business was circumscribed to an extent
almost to preelusl0p M, r. however. dis
posed pf Al but spe pair Of his carload, which
hs was soSnPlsigsf sq leave, and trust % future
deyellqqpnespts 2aqd fatuiiy :
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

The subject of contributions Qf supplies, to
mitigate the sufFerings of the French Is being
Urged. and England has generously lead off in
that direction Her example will no doubt
find imilators--here and in other portions of
the world
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-04

%. z. BIElNF(AF,, in remitipg his subscription
from LAlhye!lee, Aichigap. the other day, says
that deer W that nelghborhood are plenty and
sell for 81 > carcass. with hide and horns. lie
also says bean was killed psar Sturgeon riy-
err by WN. KEIL4aG, from or near Conneaut,
from which l5o pounds of fat was tried, and
said TO hsye been thelargest one seen. The
Indians are taking 2 Gsed many white fish and
trout by cutting hales in the ice, and using a
.decoy bait TO bring them to Abe surface where
,thev are 4sspessged We shall be glad to hear
from our patron In the way of his suggestion.
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/ O REDUCE STOCK TO the lowest
aaiss foEf Nh ,ttihe Snsping two weeks ''' '- ~
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"A BOX Of Gne Initial Writing Paper
and Envelopes sent free by mail for bOc
All BON TuE PAPRR CO. Cincinnati, o.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18
The Convention Issue.

There are four considerations which should
prompt every citizen of the county-ayc.
even every Repabliean in the county, to
sustain the call Of Convention
lsr. The present Constitution requires
representdtio', 10 be used exclusively on tho
'sh'te population OF the State. Since that
Constitution was adopted, the colored race
has become recognized political element
in our State Government. They may vote.
but their numbers cannot be counted in the
matter of representation. This can only be
done by change of the Constitution.
2nd. The present Constitution REQUIRES
that the debt due by West Virginia to yir-
ginia, when ascertained shall be paid off
and discharged within thirty oUr Gears
1t than debt, on our part, should be ascer-
tsiued TO be what Virginia claims it TO be,
It would crush the people of this State un-
der the burdens of taxation, to pay il OF
'r'thh h'c time prescribed by this Consti-
tuition. Ii would compel an annual tara.
ton on the Stare, in addition TO the ord.
nary revenue, of near One million ofdollars.
Think of thar, fellow-ctizens Can this
State bear taxation of one million six
hundred thousand dollars. year? And
yet this Constitution compels it, if the a
mount, or one-third of the amount claimed
by Virginia, shall be awarded to her,
Sd. The Supreme Court Of our State has
decided that the Legislature may, under our
present State Constitution, enforce any test
oath they please. A Democratic Legisla-
ture then could enforce test oath that
would exclude every Republican in the
State from office. Are the Republicans
content to hold their Offices by The mere
clemency of the Democratic party ? or will
they not unite with those in so amending
the Constitution that no retrospective test
oaths shall ever hereafter be imposed by
the Legislature?
4th. The friends of the present Couvcu-
ton propose the incorporation of the mi
no'ity PrtRcipie in the new Constitution
Can the Radicals be opposed to that p
Ne,v Era.
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The Convention Question.

Don't forge; that Thursday next the
oath Of August, will be the day OF which
the Convention question will be settled
We call upon the friends Of a Convention
in every Township in tic County to cousid-
or himself q committee Of Que to bring his
neighbor on that Day to the polls. This
county can aud will give a majority 10 ia
vor Of calling a Convention, if the friends
Of the measure will only do their duty on
election day, by securing full turnout Of
the Democratic vote, in conjunction with
that Of the liberal Republicans Go to the
polls, taking your neighbor with you, early,
aud work, work "This Convention is ne
cessary to perfect and complete the work so
gloriously begun last Jear. We cannot
safely halt aud leave the task unfinished
All that has been already won may be lost
by apathy and neglect now. We don't dc
sire to make u partisan Constitution we
do not wish the organic law to guarantee
to the Democratic party any advantage over
It's opponent; but we desire to have the
Constitution SO amended that 10 political
party, whether Democratic, Republican or
otherwise, may ever have power to inaict
upon the people such outrages as those
which have darkened the past history of
the State. The present Constitution is a
continual menace to the Liberties Of the peo
pie. ItoiFers no barrier against party rage :;
interPoses DO shield against oppression
With the Legislature and the Courts in
Radical hands, the rights Of no citizen are
safe The Officers Of Election should be
very careful to comply with the law, in
making return Of their polls to the Com
missiouers at the Courthouse, especially in
the particular of returning the ballots en-.
closed in sealed envelope properly endors-
ed. a copy of the Act of the Legislature
on the subject, we understand, has been, in
abundant caution, enclosed with each poll
book, for proper guidance of the officers of
Elections.
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. EST NlpqlxrA IJxly
iS7i-72.

n
. ME last Catalogue shows m attcnitnc, OF
i IN students at This Institution Five di.
inct pcpHunenis Of Instruction, with iau
corps Of competent Professors
The Ancient and Modern languages Naiuc.
nntics, pure aud applied Psychology Ethics
Political Economy, Logic Rhetoric the Scicu.
,e', &C, Nci carefully nui thoroughly tal.l,
Practical Chemistry, aui Physics. illustrated bf
appropriate apparatus Special adynutlges or
the study Of Geology.
\ good Library. Extensive Cabinets of SIN.
cralogy, Geology snd COnchology together
with n'nv specimers IN other departments OF
Natuml History. liue Buidings beautiful rui
hcalthy lOcaii.n good society.
FAiL TERM begins Sept 9Th Winter. prru
Der 5ih spring. March 2oih Commencement
june 10th
Boarding from 80 20 50 pc- week.,
IurI0S, from SIX 20 S2I per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
AbEN MARTIN,
PRrsmENf
Morsautown, W. Va. June ., 1871 lily.
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Et' Vote for the Convention if you want
a reform in the judiciary.
E1- Ia consequence of the treaty Of
Washington, considerable reductions are
expected IN the Canadian militia force.
Eg- Vote for the Convention if you want
to reduce the taxes.
Esy Vote for the Convention if you want
to reduce the Offices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18
eag.The oficinl slnlonon, fnr tho -

Sas>Ihe official statement for the fiscal
year ending the Both June shows the re-
ceipts from customs to have been 20Gl mil
lions from internal revenue to have been
10 millions; from psbiio lands q mil
lions, and from miscellaneous items 3ll
millions. The expenditures, civil and mis-
cellancous, were SIS, 100000; war s35,
100000; navy, SO, 800, 900; Indians, 81, =
100000; pensions, S34 900, 900 interest
on the public debt, 1921 900, 600. There
are now eighty-six and three quarter mil
lions in coin and four and three quarter
millions IN currency in tho Treasury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18

Mn. HARPER You will Please notice
in your valuable paper, for the benefit Of
Fruit Disulers, that the Special Tax is
$50 per year, or 81 II per month, from the
time Of commencing until the first Of May
following cents on the gallon for each
gallon stilled, and that the disilllers will be
required to give bond in p nal sur e not
les than $500, &c. Auy person desiring to
still in ,be counties Of Hampshire, Mineral
and Grant. by calling on mo will receive
the proper instructions. Yours,
WI S. PUBGET, Assessor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18
5~Thursday NeNt.-sS
Election Notice.
constitutional Convention.
Election Th,gsday, .Asgus, 24n, 1871

Election Thursday, a Gglist 24h, lsTI
N E, the undersigned, Commissioners arpcin,.
L ei by The GOSef0cr Of lac State Of W Va
TO suUerintend the election at the Court-house in
this Co., 20 be held on ne IA TRursdly Il, A,,J,f
ISL pursuant TO an act Of the Legislature mass
cd February 23rd, 1871. entitled IAN act 10 take
the sense of the people upon the call OF Conven-
ton, aud for organizing the same do hereby
appoint the following named persons TO aet a.
Commissioners to snperintend conduct and cor.
nty the said election ut the separate polls in this
comfy, 10 wit "
GORE TOWNSHIP
) AZ Kst}ya, .SchOol-hoase-Johnp ,,,er.
son, Benjamin 10y and Evan Hett.
~ UdfS' SchOot-h0HSe-J Jacob Stumn.
ST., George Millesou, ST., aud Luther Ginneyan.
BLooMERY TOWNSHIP.
AZ Grcen,eood SchoolhouSe-Ca VIM.
II. Powell, John Largent and f. w. IIriskell.
LooeftS PrecfRcf-Overton T. Hicroni-
nous, Henry lIaiues and Asa Hiett
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP.
II lSpriRgfelI-John w. Moore. Mi
chael Blue and William Donaldson.
French's Storc--Abraham Hass, George
Arnold and c. ". Hampton.
CApoN TOWNSHIP
AZ Lafayette .School-house-J Mon
roe, Capt. David Pugh and George Spaid,
LWpton'S PrecWc'- Lemuel Pugh, ia
cob Swisher and +. d. C. Baker.
SHERMAN TOWNSHIP.
Al DeIepidne'S Schoo2- II
Pownall, Samuel Ruckman, of John, aud John
Starkey.
ThomPson's Precmct-Sydnor Melon.
aid. William II Pepper and James w Abin.
ana at The CoUri- WobSe-under the su-
perintendence OF said Commissioners
K. w GlLKESON,
a. MONROE,
GARRETT w BLUE.
July 2l, 1S7I-tde.
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Wonderful for the AiIims
INyALTIBLE DIScOrERY!
THE rNEtyALLED
southern IICpnfic Pills

are coufdeaHg rcoommcnded ~ oH pctsous
WbcriHy from DY,pysiu or BHiom dis
c1scs Thy are compouudrd by soUb-
en-, minister ~ me- goyd ,rioo arm dts-
cose t@i tn ne discooorg ofHe rcnc,ly. h
1929 he r1s r,,iaccd 70 a altef,n, anal
prouo0ucei BY Hrcr sf0ltiH physirjous D
be bcyyad ctrc lie has since Lcpa i The
ycyUi1J p0sior0tr tor mare than HUiVye1s
-yc1rs TN, NJ setcre igJor ond gyeai cr.
posuvo. Thcy h0oc ,rr7vyh ,roDJcrs IN
Hc ctre NJ dis,c4s 0risiay from dis1r-
acrei 6rer. The Dtoker ri hcsc pjHs has
seen ogcr fire hndred pcrsoas as h3,r MS h.
u0s, c1,brciV curcd by Hc use of hept -
C0H upoH Hrs. GEO " DEEMS, ~.
2S Sn1h Coihopp ST., BIHimore, anil yro-
cure a cirud1r gratis, or ,eat FIR same ~
VI ,V or otsrviso, cprlosipy stamp ~ poy
tDr posiUgc.
PR s.ir NJ me- Do,y SIM, oC w. H.
NrDOWELL, Romcv, W,l Va.
1"yot Is, ISL ~
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ss1y'Tbe democratic majority ia Ken
lucky, it is asserted, will reach on the Of
fetal count forty thousand
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Rates II Tuiion per Tcrn, of5 NonM,

Rates # Tuition per Tcrn oC5 l,aN,
J. PRErteAToUY pErARrNrNr- SPELL
ing, Reading, Writing Elcmentar, A.
rthmeuc and Geography, Sl1,,
2. JCNoE-English Grammar. Poll
teal Geography, Rhetoric and Como.
sihon, History Arithmetic, Elemental
~ Algebra and Book Keeping Single
entry,
3. SENoV-Natural Philosophy. Che
mi2try Astronomy, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Physical Geography. Book
keepiug-Douhle entry, Algebra Gecnl-
etry, Trigouometry, Surveying, and the
Higher Mathematics generally On no
Ancient and Modern Languages In.
tin and Greek SD 90 for both. or when
only oHe is taken lo.n
FrFNrH, tn M
CONTINGENT Fee 81,
Special attention paid 10 tho CIassca
Payment, one-haIf ia advance NodeIncii,.
except IN cases Il rrotracicd sickness.
Bonrd can hc procured at $40 oo rer month
in private families IN the village. Address
II w. FLOURNOY.
RomuCy, July IS 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18

re- The Radicals cling to the exploded
idea that the Convention will authorize the
creation of n public debt, when they know
that there is no more probability of such a
thing than that GEORGE WASHINGTON
should rise from his grave and become tile
Radical candidate for the Presidency in
1872. Where do they expect to find the
people who are in favor of tho scheme p
Not IN the Ohio river counties. Not in
those lying along the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Not in those on the
Kanawha river, or on the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad Then where? There are
not half dozen counties in the State that
would give majorities for such proposition,
and this the Radicals know full we'll II
they have enough sense to know hawk
from a hand-saw, they lie, wilfuly LIE,
when they assert that the Convention will
favor the creation of public debt.-Rcg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-18

Ct'The Coronor's inquest on the body
OF Poffenbargor, the wealthy Ohio farmer,
who is alleged to have been poisoned by
his wife or her second husband, Col
burn, on Friday last at London, Ohio, re-
turned verdict that arsenic had really
been administered. Mrs Colburn has
been arrested. Tho hearing of the case
was to take place on Monday last.